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To: TEDennis who wrote (8988)	1/16/1998 3:09:00 PM
From: John Mansfield	Read Replies (1) of 13949

Re: Vertex 2000: Post 2 of 2 TED, This sounds more convincing than all previous posts and other info I have read! Up till now I thought this was just another silver bullit; now I am starting to wonder... Question: - did you discuss the possible performance impacts of the solution? I guess some performance penalty might be there; especially in some routines inside loops performance penalties might be a problem!? - <<couple of nitty-gritty questions I asked regarding situations that the 'Enabler' might not be able to handle (like non-character display data),>> What is that; non character display data - what does it have to do with windowing date fields? <<1) It is relatively easy to 'phase in' (you can intermix bigitized and non-bigitized data and programs)>> I suppose on a per program base; not on a per-source module base? << I would also expect this technique to have problems with programs that have been 'CA-OPTIMIZER'd. Again, simply turning off optimization should alleviate the problem>> turning of speed-optimizing also has a performance penalty; but in many cases that might not be a problem, i guess. Good report, I liked it! Regards, John

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