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From: vantreeck@logic.DEC
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Subject: Turbo Prolog
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Date: Wed, 5-Mar-86 17:53:58 EST
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Posted: Wed Mar  5 17:53:58 1986
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A recent article in EE Times covered Borland Intl.'s
announcement of Turbo Pascal. An incremental compiler with
a speed of 100KLIPS on an IBM PC and 300KLIPS on an IBM PC
AT. Does anyone know what benchmark was used to obtain
these numbers, e.g., naive_reverse? Or is this just some BS
from Borland's marketing department? 

-George