And assembly language beats the socks off of everything, and I
suppose, with Apple's transition to Intel chips, would also be cross
platform. Of course I've never done any for X86 chips; but a lot for
6800; and, even with the 8 and 16 mhz machines of the day, it was
blazing, eye-popping fast. Not proposing; just commenting. (smile)
Joe Wilkins
On May 26, 2007, at 12:07 PM, Stephen Barncard wrote:
True, but IDs are global, and faster as a lookup is not required.
Dick,
I admire in cleverness of all this, but the code is even worse to
comprehend than assembly language. Seems to me we're going
backwards. Can't we just keep things simple; like with put and get
and meaningful names?
Seems to me we're defeating the whole purpose of Rev.
Just MHO,
Joe Wilkins
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