(Provided those things are computationally expensive to recalculate, and the memory cost of caching them is less than the time cost of recalculating them each time.)
They should be much more efficient now (this reduced the tick time of the CI Chamber by 3-4x in my testing), due to being able to just use the HashMap's get() instead of being limited to iterating through entries. NEI integration code now a lot more readable and type-safe as well.
I went for what seemed like a good level of organisation:
Java
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Mekanism
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Minecraft
Forge
FML
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Netty
LWJGL
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Other APIs
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Static Imports.
Move Config variables into their own class, (in api because other stuff in API references config, may make sense to move it back to common later), and move Blocks and Items into final variables in their own classes. It looks a lot cleaner this way and my OCD can finally rest now.
