Re: calcs slowing down

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Subject: Re: calcs slowing down
From: Matthew <mobets@FLASH.NET>
Date: Sat, 28 Feb 1998 17:44:35 -0600
Organization: Flashnet Communications, http://www.flash.net
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Rene Kragh Pedersen wrote in message <34F85A3A.41C6@daimi.aau.dk>...
>Jody wrote:
>
>[snipped text about breaking programs and picking up again to save mem]
>
>> You need to convert the 92 to a 1), display that
>> number and stop the program. The effect will be very similar to what
>> the user would see if you had just used an input. And, just like if
>> you had used an input, the user will then press enter.
>
>To make sure, you could write "press [enter] to continue" instead of
>keeping the user guessing.
>Personally I hate waiting for a program to continue, only to find out
>that I was supposed to magically know I had to press something to
>continue.
> - But it's a good idea you have there. Abolutely!

The only time I have Ever seen a prog slow down wile running is if is a game
that loops through the same code over and over again and has goto's in If
Then statement.

sopping a restarting the prog will solve this, so will cleaning up after a
then.

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