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I have never found any difference in speed between
codelocked and non-codelocked files.
As far as I can see, the only need for codelocked
files is to keep the program proprietary so it can be sold multiple
times.
I program in small macros. It saves a lot of
time during development and testing and afterwards for
modifications.
The system can easily identify which macro to
work on through the menu system. I use popups with the choose
command to create menus. the conventions I use are .pop for the
menus, .mac for the macros, .enp for entry eeps and .exp for exit eeps and
.eep for when I'm not sure. (others seem to use .cmd and .rmd
Bernie Lis
Megabytes, Inc.
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