No, 10 bits are needed for what the property can accomplish. The effect of setting it to 512 is not the same as setting it to 16. Similarly 256 does not work the same as 32. If you can provide some proof to the contrary I'd like to see it.


I can proof it easy;
in fact the proof is within to your BuildAnchor form,
watches it with attention and perhaps you will see it.

However I have inasmuch as Aleksey is not interested to improve the Anchor
(can be improved of 10000% with little hours of C++ programming)
and therefore argument without practical scope is useless to open one.

Sin, the VFPT has lost one occasion.

Fabio