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[Pawn] Best practice with timers
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Hello guys!? I would like to ask a question about the use of timers.? Suppose I have several systems that do checks from time to time, the best way would be to create a single timer that does all the checks or create multiple timers to check each thing?? Which way would be the most optimized and least burdensome on the server?

Code 1:
PHP Code:
SetTimer("ExecuteAll"1000false);

public 
ExecuteAll()
{
    
// Verification 1
    // Verification 2
    // Verification 3
    
...


Code 2:

PHP Code:
SetTimer("Execute1"1000false);
SetTimer("Execute2"1000false);
SetTimer("Execute3"1000false);

public 
Execute1()
{
    
// Verification 1
}
public 
Execute2()
{
    
// Verification 2
}
public 
Execute3()
{
    
// Verification 3

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Messages In This Thread
Best practice with timers - by RhaegarX - 2021-01-21, 02:16 AM
RE: Best practice with timers - by Pinch - 2021-01-21, 09:57 AM
RE: Best practice with timers - by Freaksken - 2021-01-21, 05:49 PM
RE: Best practice with timers - by Markski - 2021-01-22, 08:57 PM

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