1. eds speed
- Posted by =?iso-8859-2?B?qWtvZGE=?= <tone.skoda at SIOL.NET> Jul 09, 2000
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2. Re: eds speed
- Posted by "Fam. Nieuwenhuijsen" <nieuwen at XS4ALL.NL> Jul 11, 2000
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I wrote EDOM a very long time ago. Euphoria is much differently optimized now, and Robert has shared much more information with us since the beginning. So, my guess, without benchmarking, would be that EDS is faster. Esspecially because it writes out the data immidiately, while EDOM first converts it to an ever-growing sequence. Also, some time later, some one released Binary put & get .. which were faster, and smaller already. If you think EDS is too much with all the database things and such, try bget/bput ... but forget about EDOM. It will do you no good anymore. But it did get the ball rolling, didn't it, Robert ? Ralf N. nieuwen at xs4all.nl