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From: cb@sequoia.execu.com (Christopher D. Brown)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.ms
Subject: Re: Pleasures and Penanties of the Large Model
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Date: 13 Sep 90 16:14:45 GMT
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In article <16980007@hpavla.AVO.HP.COM> griffith@hpavla.AVO.HP.COM (Jeff Griffith) writes:
Amen to Jeff Griffith's observation (if I may paraphrase) that optimal
optimization occurs at conceptual/design level.  If a program is outside
of its performance/size requirements, Intel processor programming model
selection is not a promising strategy to reconcile the problem.

My humble opinion ... Chris "Large Model" Brown
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Christopher D. Brown

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