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Originally Posted by Andreas

Yeah, but if I turn Off the Plugin System you will have to re-process all files that contain active Hooks

Also, you would have to add a check for DISABLE_HOOKS being set on every Hoook location, or that won't work any longer - which again adds some overhead.

That is true, but you are talking hypothetically. Realistically no one is going to turn their plugin system on and off several times a day every day. There are lots of plugin hooks, but not all of them are used.. as such not every file has to be modified and not every hook has to be replaced. If the file contains hooks that are not currently used by the system they are simply commented out.

I plan to keep existing compatability; Even if used an if() construct for each plugin segment that still takes less cpu cycles than an empty function call.