Didn't he grab some how to from the .NET team?
I think you meant to say...
Didn't he write some how to' for the .NET team?
My guess is he just fixed code written by some intern. Who would ever
think it's OK to store anything in a linear linked list like that...
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Derek
I can't answer the specific question, but I recently took an app from V7
to V9, and the users are all claiming about a 30% speed increase in
overall performance.
Do you use objects? If so, that's why. Calvin changed something from
VFP7-VFP8 with how objects are handled. In VFP7 and earlier,
There is certainly a *huge* speed hike from VFP6 to VFP9 in our
application.
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Derek Kalweit wrote:
I can't answer the specific question, but I recently took an app from
V7 to V9, and the users are all claiming about a 30% speed increase
in overall performance.
Do you use objects? If so, that's why. Calvin changed something from
VFP7-VFP8 with how objects are
Stephen the Cook wrote:
Derek Kalweit wrote:
I can't answer the specific question, but I recently took an app from
V7 to V9, and the users are all claiming about a 30% speed increase
in overall performance.
Do you use objects? If so, that's why. Calvin changed something from
Not sure if VFP9 is actually faster than VFP8, but my app at least
*seems* to compile and start faster. I just switched over today from
VFP8 to VFP9 for my FabMate app.
Has anyone else noticed any kind of speed difference (either compiling
and/or in execution speed)?
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Michael J. Babcock,
MB Software Solutions wrote:
Not sure if VFP9 is actually faster than VFP8, but my app at least
*seems* to compile and start faster. I just switched over today from
VFP8 to VFP9 for my FabMate app.
Has anyone else noticed any kind of speed difference (either compiling
and/or in execution
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