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Re: goto

• Posted by Jack Cat <catjackus at YAHOO.COM> Jan 07, 2001
• 389 views

Kat wrote:
> The return tells me you have it in a subroutine all
> it's own, and with it
> calling overhead of the procedure or function.
>
> Kat



Now hold it missy...
A procedure wich doesn't take any parameters has
EXACTLY as much overhead as a goto, or jump.
Use that instead.

procedure jump()
end procedure

And that's all you need. No parameters have to be
pushed onto the stack, and no return value has to be
created.


Mike The Spike


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