Something else to keep in mind (generally speaking, for those who don't 
already know) is that for routines with lots and lots of iterations, if 
you are telling the screen/label/whatever to update every time through 
the loop, there is a HUGE performance penalty associated with this.

Just my 2 cents :)

John.

> 
> The new scores are:
> 953ms for my Delphi code
> about 350-410ms for ASM - your code (your ASM code is a little bit 
> difficult to measure because its execution time varies in a higher range)
> 
> I have a question: I should consider the lowest time measured or the 
> average?
> 
> procedure TForm1.Button5Click(Sender: TObject);
> VAR a,b,c,big,i: integer;
>     T: Cardinal;
> begin
>  Label7.Caption:= '';
>  for big:= 1 to 10 DO
>   begin
>    a:= random(1000);
>    b:= random(1000);
>    c:= random(1000);
>    T:= GetTickCount;
>    for i:= 1 to 90000000 DO   { 100 milioane }
>      Max3(a, b, c);
>    Label7.Caption:= IntToStr(GetTickCount-T);
>    Label7.Refresh;
>   end;





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