[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually, no. The DotGNU Portable.NET guys have written a paper about efficient
bytecode execution and it looks like the the fastest is to store the address of
the method as the opcode and jump directly to the code of the next instruction
after executing the current one (a method called computed gotos).
Sounds much like the old forth language, but I still hav'nt seen the
possibilite to make an array of goto labels in C :-)
/BL
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