Re: Slow nasm

Herbert Kleebauer <klee@xxxxxxxxx> écrivait
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The code is working OK for small DLLs, such imagehlp.dll
but if bigger, application is freezing.

Not here. It always hangs. And, not to sound unpleasant, but,
given the way it is written this is not a big surprise, to me.
I suspect a wrong return value in the Dialog Initialization,
or someting like that (I did not looked that deeper inside...).


Maybe NASM doesn't optimize his sort algorithm (a well designed
assembler doesn't only look at the instructions the programmer gives
it to assemble but analyses the complete program and replaces a slow
algorithm itself by a faster one) and therefore it gets extremely
slow ("freezing" when compared to the human life time).

? You saying that ?

Sorry, but i never heard of any Assembler optimizing anything.
I suppose you did not wrote what you had in mind... Or, are
you drunk ?


Betov.

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