I'm creating a 2D SDL game right now and I want to organize everything. Do you think making too many classes and functions under them eats a lot of memory?
instead of making
I'll make it.Code:while( quit== false) { checkinput() draw() update() fpscap() }
Code:while( engine.didquit() ) { fps.start() player.checkinput() sprite.draw() sprite.update() fps.cap() }
The two snippets don't appear to do the same thing. For example the second is clearly working with certain objects, whereas with the first this is unclear - globals?
In any case there is no reason to worry about program size. The difference, if any will not be significant and the program itself doesn't seem to be particularly large.
I might be wrong.
Quoted more than 1000 times (I hope).Thank you, anon. You sure know how to recognize different types of trees from quite a long way away.
nowadays computers are very fast... you are not programming on micro controller where you must pay a serious attention on every "call, jmp, ret" when you create a function...
some programmer try to make their program as readable as possible, as reusable as possible, while holding on OOP rules as strong as they can...
