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From: oster@dewey.soe.berkeley.edu (David Phillip Oster)
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Subject: Re: THINK C build speed-up
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Date: 5 Nov 89 02:08:23 GMT
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I would expect an application built from THINK C to be slightly faster
than running the project, because any GetResource() of code will have to
search the resource map of the ".rsrc" file, fail to find it there, and
have to go to the resource map of the ".proj" file to find the resource.
As an application, it would find it in its own resource file. A little
faster.  

LightSpeed Pascal code was full of no-ops, to leave hooks for the
debugger. THINK C doesn't work that way.