Hi,

This is more of a cpu/memory management question.

I'm assuming that every time a user calls a GS Event, a new instance of it is run.

I have an event E that requires module M.

Here's the example code:

function M_MyModule () { 
    this.PrivateMethodA = function() {
        // some code here
    };
};

M_MyModule.prototype.PublicMethodB = function () {
    // some code here
};

M_MyModule.prototype.PublicMethodC = function () {
    // some code here
}

 And my Event that requires my module looks like this.

// this is the event class
gs_load("M_MyModule");
var myModule = new M_MyModule();
// some code to invoke methods in ^

So what I'm wondering is, does a new instance of my event and module get created every time a player calls said event? If yes, then I do not have to worry about having too many PrivateMethodA's right? Or is some form of the API cached, such as all prototype methods get written into memory, and are referenced from another script that handles these API calls?

Bigger question: Should I even bother worrying about this? Is my thought process off tangent?
Any insight would be wonderful. Thanks.

 

 

Any comments from GS support team?