1. The next version of Euphoria
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There are some serious questions I want to ask about the next version of =
Euphoria :
Will it have MMX support ?
Will there be OOP built in ?
Thank you for your answers ! ( sorry for any spelling fults ! )
Ferdinand
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2. Re: The next version of Euphoria
Ferdinand writes:
> Will it have MMX support ?
MMX refers to special machine instructions that were added
to later versions of the Pentium CPU.
It depends on the C compiler that is used to compile the
Euphoria interpreter, or compile the C files created by the
translator.
I'm not sure if the latest WATCOM supports MMX.
In any case I don't think it would make much of a difference
in speed for Euphoria.
> Will there be OOP built in ?
I'm not planning anything like that.
Regards,
Rob Craig
Rapid Deployment Software
http://www.RapidEuphoria.com
3. Re: The next version of Euphoria
>Ferdinand writes:
>> Will it have MMX support ?
>
>MMX refers to special machine instructions that were added
>to later versions of the Pentium CPU.
Pete's ASM.E supports MMX instructions.
