> The answer is almost always more arrays and fewer pointers. The number of people who dismiss the lowly array is way too high. Arrays are fast. Keep your da

> The answer is almost always more arrays and fewer pointers. The number of people who dismiss the lowly array is way too high. Arrays are fast. Keep your data in the cache and they're 10x or more faster than normal, and plain flat arrays are almost always faster than literally any OOP nonsense. By "almost always" I mean that I've never once encountered a situation where flat arrays weren't the fastest solution attempted, and I haven't seen everything, so I can't claim they're always fastest. People really don't understand how fast their computers really are, thanks to developers not caring how fast their code is.