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From: mcastle@mcs213a.cs.umr.edu (Mike Castle)
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Subject: Re: TP 6.0
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Date: 25 Nov 90 01:27:32 GMT
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TPROF is (from my understanding of net.chat) is Turbo Profiler.  It's comes with
Turbo Professional (I *think*).  It does neat stuff like goes through your
code and says "You would do better to do this instead of that."  It's 
good for getting things done in with a better method.  I'm not sure if there's
one version for all languages or if you have to get separate versions for each
language.  

I wonder how well it works on imported versions of langauges, such as using it
on MSC instead of Turbo-C...

Btw, Pascal is a good pre-production langauge.  Get it done with Pascal first
so it works, then port/encrypt to/with C to tweak that extra 0.2% effeciency
out of the code.  :->

Lisp goes with New Age??  Sticks and logs for Assembler?  rec.music.programmers?
:->
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