Thanks guys. Charlie, I prefer your notation too -- it's definitey more
readable.
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> > Sent: Monday, January 30, 2006 11:48 AM
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> > Subject: Which string operation is faster?
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> > Which of these executes faster, or do they each take the same
> > amount of processing? Are they equivalent "under the hood"?
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> Subject: Which string operation is faster?
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> Which of these executes faster, or do they each take the same
> amount of processing? Are they equivalent "under the hood"?
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Loop time (#iterationCount# iterations) was: #loopTime#
milliseconds
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From: James Reily [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Which string operation is faster?
Which of these executes faster, or do they each take the sa
If you care about the speed difference, CFML is the wrong language to
be using. CFML is designed to be "fast enough", but primarily focus
on ease of development. If you care about the handful of clock cycles
that might differentiate those two, you're better off with a platform
that is designed wi
Which of these executes faster, or do they each take the same amount of
processing? Are they equivalent "under the hood"?
or
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