As I understand what you mean no.
Cetin

>Hi Cetin,
>>>I have an app that does thousands of calculations. I would like to see it run faster. Does anyone have any speedup tips to pass along to the VFP community?
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>>>And . . . Does a class execute any quicker than a prg?
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>>As Vladimir said DLL, FLL, indepandant C,C# exes, winAPI... might be needed.
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>I have a question about using the independent c#exes. Is it possible to create something like this:
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>repl all field with ActnEx(par1,par2)
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>Where ActnEx is a C# function such that you can pass parameters to it?
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>Thanks beforehand.
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>>Use m. (MDOT) - most important optimization maybe. Failure to do so will be punished to the possible extent:)
>>If parts of calculations could be done independantly then spawn extra processes doing calculation in background.
>>If there are out-of-the-box applications that can do it, utilize them (ie: excel is good at doing some calculations).
>>Where possible use local copies of tables in exclusive mode.
>>Someties multiple SQL is faster than a single one (or xBase approaches).
>>Store ... is faster than =, scan..endscan is faster than do while skip..enddo etc series of optimizations.
>>Arrays are generally faster than cursor processing...(but there are places they might be much more slower). If you need string parsing, sometimes the fastest approach is to create a combo or listbox object-if not using FLL,DLL.
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>>Does a class execute any quicker? Hmm maybe slower but generally difference is not calculatable within a large process. Debatable.
>>PS: Some items here might lead to long running discussions:)
>>Cetin