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Is it better (speed up runtime) to use several modules to run code or is it
faster to place all your code in one module? Or does this even make a difference? Thank You |
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AFAIK, no diff.
-- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "tjh" wrote in message ... Is it better (speed up runtime) to use several modules to run code or is it faster to place all your code in one module? Or does this even make a difference? Thank You |
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Hi
though i doubt there#s a performance difference I wouldn't put all in one single module for the following reasons: - AFAIK there's a maximum size for one module - not very maintainable to have everything in one single module -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany "tjh" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... Is it better (speed up runtime) to use several modules to run code or is it faster to place all your code in one module? Or does this even make a difference? Thank You |
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