I really like the POL; I've never had any problems with it, performance or otherwise, and as with C++, you can choose your level of 'engagement' (that is, you can use many POL features, or just a few), so I can't imagine slowness becoming a real issue.
Though this doesn't strictly pertain to the POL, I think the real question is whether or not to use C++ exceptions. These won't slow your application down, but if you have a large app, the exception tables may push the near data segment past the 64K barrier. There are ways of dealing with this (see the 'Expanded Mode' whitepaper at CodeWarrior's site), but you should do some research before you get started with them. Jeremy Neal Kelly Software Engineer Peapod "Mark Chauvin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Is there any reason why I should NOT consider rewriting my app in POL? I > think it would help me make enhancements in the future, but I'm worried > about the code being bloated or slow. Speed of execution is very important > because I'm doing data scanning, which is why I've kept it in C until now. > I'm using CW 9.3. > > Thanks... > -Mark -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
