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From: donw@zinfandel.UUCP (Don White)
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Subject: re: Spreadsheet memory useage
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Date: Tue, 2-Sep-86 14:38:44 EDT
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** munchies and crunchies **

  I've seen two article about spreadsheets. Both of these articles directly 
say or hint at 400K of runnable code.  Why aren't those programs making
extensive use of overlays?  My understanding is that overlaying is a feature
of (at least lattice) C compilers. I find it hard to beleive that a well
written spreadsheet is going to need 400K for the runnable code.

  Am I being naive?

 Don White
 Box 271177
 Concord Ca. 
 94527-1177