> Basically, you want to figure out what
> the program should do, build the program, and deal with
> performance problems if they exist - they may force you to reconsider
> what the program needs to do, or they may force you to identify
> better ways to do the same thing.
That, added to Sean's comments, is probably the best advice in this whole
thread, imo ...
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