[Breakout]

Question about programming in general:
Is it bad to have functions that lead to other functions?
Is it a big impact on performance?
For example,

Code

object4s(float s1, float s2, float s3, float s4)
{
//create object.....
}
object1s(float s)
{
object4s(s,s,s,s);
}

[g4143]

Question about programming in general:
Is it bad to have functions that lead to other functions?
Is it a big impact on performance?
For example,

Code

object4s(float s1, float s2, float s3, float s4)
{
//create object..
}
object1s(float s)
{
object4s(s,s,s,s);
}

Depends on the functions and how you defined them.

[atom0s]

Is it bad to have functions that lead to other functions?

Not always, but it depends on how you are coding the functions to work together. Building out a framework can lead to a lot of calls inside of functions to others, but in most cases that's how things are going to land up to ensure things are dynamic and flexible.

Is it a big impact on performance?

It can be if you are chaining a lot of calls. The call stack can become massive (and even overflow if you have a lot of recursion etc.)