On Mar 25, 2006, at 4:29 PM, Lo Saeteurn wrote:
Why would RS do it this way when #pragmas for bounds checking is off?
Because #pragmas only affect the method they are in, not methods called
by that method.
So are RB arrays faster than memoryblocks?
I think so. But you cannot pass RB arrays to declares.
I thought memoryblocks were the fastest thing in RB.
They are faster than strings for manipulating blocks of data, but they
are not fastest for everything.
Learning how much faster a simple array in C compared to a basic
(harder-to-use) memoryblock is not encouraging...
I know, it's not encouraging at all. Don't worry though, help is on its
way...
Are RB arrays using methods to get the data as well? They must be
special tables.
I don't know how arrays work internally, but I don't think they use
methods. Someone from RS will have to answer that one, though.
-- Asher
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