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From: De Waele Willy - Gent,BE,IHD
Date: Sun, 27 Dec 1992 03:21
Date: Sun, 27 Dec 1992 03:21
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Hi, > Then if you have some highly computational sections to write, feel free to do them as straight Pascal or C (whichever you're more comfortable with; performance differences usually relate more to the efficiency of your particular compiler [and the cleverness of your particular programmers] than to language choice) The language with the most performance is still the assembler (closest to the hardware), if good designed. No compiler can beat straight assembler coding. But ... we know all the disavantages of the assembler. Perhaps small pieces inline coding? Indeed, the choice of a OOP framework or not is depending on other criteria. Regards Willy
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