Jay Blanchard wrote: <snip>
The speed difference is negligible though, in this day and age, dependent upon how much hair-splitting you would care to do. You're still setting aside a block of code which will have to be parsed and you incur the same setup if the goto section is the same code as the function. The overhead is introduced in the calling of the function. But we're splitting hairs here :)
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Ah, but goto isn't really the same as a function. Functions are along the lines of gosub.
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