Re: Faster way of making long string?

J French wrote: 
On Tue, 26 Apr 2005 21:56:46 +0200, Ekkehard Domning <edo@xxxxxxxx>
wrote:

<snip>

I made a test with this and Str() is much faster than IntToStr. This was surprising for me. 


If you have a Pro or Enterprise edition then right click on IntToStr(
then select 'Find Declaration'

It will send you on a right old chase through SysUtils.pas

Doing the same on Str(  just opens System.pas
- no source - some sort of compiler magic

Quite interesting

Mostly - I think the speed is down to not creating new strings
- but the FormatBuf code is ... not exactly to the point

It would be handy if Delphi provided some sort of Strings Created
statistic for profiling


Never knew the Str() procedure existed, will have to remember it.
.

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