Re: Memory Allocation in EXW.EXE
>In the past, some people have spread unsubstantiated rumours
>that file I/O in Euphoria is slow, but no one has ever come forward
>with a benchmark to prove it. In the Kernighan benchmarks
>Euphoria did quite well on the file I/O benchmarks compared
>to several other languages, including C.
In that case, my apologies. I was under the impression that the built-in
I/O routines were much slower. I will try reverting to the built-ins, and
see what happens. Back to the drawing board :)
Brian Jackson
bjackson at printinginc.com
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