On Fri, 28 Dec 2018 at 14:28, Nick Renieris <makre...@gmail.com> wrote: > Right, thanks, that file looks better, though I still think splitting > to multiple files would absolutely be of value, if only for the > practicality of being able to have several parts of it open at the > same in a code editor (instead of having to jump back and forth or > find workarounds to open the same file multiple times).
If your editor can't show multiple views onto one file with the same simplicity and UI as it has for multiple different files then I would suggest getting a better editor :-) Unless you want to restrict all your files to 100 lines or shorter then you need to be able to see multiple parts of them at once -- one 10,000 line file is no worse than 4 2500 line files for this. > Of course > there are more important, code structure related reasons beyond that, > but let's not digress. I'm guessing current devs are so used to this > that they wouldn't accept splitting-up changes anyway. There are definitely improvements that could be made to the x86 code, and where splitting of files makes conceptual sense it's certainly worthwhile. The trick is finding the right logical splitting points. thanks -- PMM
