Re: In Case Anyone's Considering Vista...

[Paul Lagasse pglagasse@xxxxxxxx]

Harry wrote:


Tamedos definitely improves how
I can work in XyWrite in many respects, but it slows down some of my XPL
programs. I notice the speed loss in the latter, but they can run while I
go get a cup of coffee.


Using Tame 5.1 I see no speed difference, even with programs that take a
noticeable time to run.


I use the same version, but I have two programs, one that works on a set
of 170 files totaling 67 MB, and the other on a set 45 files totaling 14
MB, and the programs run through those file sets to extract 2 pieces of
info on the 53000 and 17000 entries/subsections respectively within the
files, and create 26 alphabetical files with the info. It's always taken
noticeable time, and now it seems more noticeable. It's the only change I
do notice, but I haven't used a stopwatch to check on the actual runtime.
And given the other advantages of Tame, I'm not complaining. The other
long-running programs I have I only run quarterly and I just started
using Tame, so I'll have to see what happens in January.


Paul



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