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Chaz Longstaff
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07-02-2007 12:39
Sorry, searching didn't bring up an answer....
commented out lines in scripts
//like this
do they count as script memory?
hehe (probably, right)?
Blank lines, though, I take it don't?
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Ziggy Puff
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07-02-2007 12:46
No to both. The actual code counts, as well as data structures - lists can grow as you add more elements to them, and that makes them take up more memory. And finally, the more you have of function A calling function B, which calls function C... each time you add to that 'function call depth', you use more memory.
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Darien Caldwell
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07-02-2007 13:03
LSL is a compiled language, so comments and the like are stripped out of the compiled version. Feel free to comment copiously. (that means a lot)  |
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Chaz Longstaff
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Phew
07-02-2007 14:18
Phew, thanks!
It just occurred to me to wonder, as I have been commenting like mad.
Given how primitive (Chaz ducks!) the programming tools for LSL are compared to those available for other languages, I wasn't going to take anything for granted.
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