Re: Why 64bit Delphi compiler from Borland may be meaningless!

From: Bob Dawson (bdawson_at_idtdna.com)
Date: 01/31/05

Next message: Dennis Landi: "Re: Why 64bit Delphi compiler from Borland may be meaningless!"
Previous message: Brion L. Webster: "Re: Basic vs. Dynamic Disks"
In reply to: Will DeWitt Jr.: "Re: Why 64bit Delphi compiler from Borland may be meaningless!"
Next in thread: Will DeWitt Jr.: "Re: Why 64bit Delphi compiler from Borland may be meaningless!"
Reply: Will DeWitt Jr.: "Re: Why 64bit Delphi compiler from Borland may be meaningless!"
Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]

Date: Mon, 31 Jan 2005 13:19:52 -0600

"Will DeWitt Jr." wrote
>
> One too many zeros, /200/ million, sorry.
>
> Will

Still not a number to sneeze at. Nevertheless, much depends on distribution
patterns.

bobD

Next message: Dennis Landi: "Re: Why 64bit Delphi compiler from Borland may be meaningless!"
Previous message: Brion L. Webster: "Re: Basic vs. Dynamic Disks"
In reply to: Will DeWitt Jr.: "Re: Why 64bit Delphi compiler from Borland may be meaningless!"
Next in thread: Will DeWitt Jr.: "Re: Why 64bit Delphi compiler from Borland may be meaningless!"
Reply: Will DeWitt Jr.: "Re: Why 64bit Delphi compiler from Borland may be meaningless!"
Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]

Relevant Pages

Re: Neurons dont block so brain not a parallel computer?
... When I get back to the book, I'll see if Lynch gives any references. ... Within this distribution, there may be ... pattern and add iterative recurrent re-excitatory patterns through ...
(comp.ai.philosophy)
Re: Universal grammar
... always possible to find a consistent set of rules which completely ... describes all the patterns in a distribution? ... Is it possible to reduce all of mathematics to logic?/Is it possible to ...
(sci.lang)