🚀 go-pugleaf

Hi, I am wondering if it is how good gcc is in optimizing giant if..else
statements for cases where using switch..case doesn't work. I mean really 
huge. example....

	void	*a = functionA;

	if(a == memcpy)
	else if(a == memmove) ...
	else if(a == strcpy) ...
	....
	else if(a == printf) ...;

I could probably try it out but I don't want to spend a few hours doing
something not worth doing. If it is worth doing, what are the conditions? 

THanks! :)

Hasdi