Re: About speed

He probably meant to say that a 15% drop in execution speed is a small
penalty to pay for his productivity increase. If not, DevCo might consider
slowing their compilers down. With a little work, they could probably make
one that works at 50% efficiency.

"Oliver Townshend" <oliveratzipdotcomdotau> wrote in message
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Well, .NET code running only 15% slower than native is actually a pretty
good result. For me, it is a good argument in favor of converting to
.NET.

In favour? That's the weakest argument I've heard. Surely there are
other reasons?


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