Re: xpl annotation

["Myron Gochnauer" goch@xxxxxxxx]

> One method of annotation that may not slow things down (I've never tested it)
> is to put everything after the final EX. Though the whole thing might load,
> the program logic should never get to it.
>
This is exactly the technique used by
people who write complicated LaTeX macros. Often the commentary and
examples after the end of the code is several times as long as the
code itself.

I just tried tacking about 27K to text onto the end of an XPL macro
after the final EXit. It seemed to make no difference to speed of
execution, but if I added too much XyWrite wouldn't read the file (or
rather, said it couldn't find it).

Myron