Re: array with same value all the time?


"Tom de Neef" <tdeneef@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Is there a particular reason to use a dynamic array rather than a Tlist
(with objects instead of records)? Adding and deleting would be more
elegant.

IMO a ring buffer is equally elegant. If has the advantages of being much
faster and requiring infrequent memory de/allocations. Using a dynamic
array, it can even grow (and if required shrink) to adjust for higher
(lower) than anticipated volumes.


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