OpenEuphoria

Re: NO!!!!

• Posted by Kat <gertie at PELL.NET> Feb 09, 2001
• 462 views

On 9 Feb 2001, at 13:34, tone.skoda at SIOL.NET wrote:

> Win32Lib isn't designed to be fast when it will become very big.
> For example: Everything you create in Win32Lib goes thru
> create() function. What if some day there would be
> 1000 different things that could be created?
> Then that create() function would become slower, let's not
> even talk about WndProc where every message is processed - 
> 1000 ifs would make it slower.

That where the execution of vars, and not needing to predeclare things, would be
most
handy.

************************
global function create(sequence createwhat)
goto createwhat
if error return("no such function","errorcode") end if

:win_main
 -- do winmain stuff here
 return(whatever)

:menu
-- do main menu here
return(whatever)

:messagebox
-- make a message box here
return("yeas, it's done","this is where")

end function
*************************

The interpreter or compiler could optimise so the targets are pre-munged, and
it's an
machine code compare to get to the targets, very fast. But then, Robert is
against
executing variables, goto's, and premunging.

Kat