Does nothing! (Wow, what a powerful command). Actually, it *does* expand its parameters, so its a useful way to execute a function and throw away the result
See the #CALL command for a better way to execute function calls.
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Arde: Mon Feb 09, 2009 5:14 am
#CALL compiles it's arguments at compile-time, whereas #NOOP compiles it's arguments at runtime (and treats the argument as a literal string at compile time). You'll be able to see this difference in the Compiled Code if you compare #CALL and #NOOP with arguments. Use #CALL instead of #NOOP since #CALL is optimized to work better with CMUD while #NOOP just calls the dump argument expansion that zMUD did.
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