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Hey... you forgot floating point... :) On Wed, 6 Feb 2002, Buck Calabro wrote: > > Anecdotal evidence tells me that Int is the fastest but int's don't work for > many business transactions that involve money (decimals) although Binary > does. > > To test my assumptions, I ran some loops with no optimisation. 50k > iterations, 500k and 5 million. Times are in seconds. > > Definition 50k 500k 5m > 10s 0 0 3 32 > 10p 0 1 2 33 > 10i 0 0 0 1 > 9b 0 0 4 59 > 9s 0 0 3 29 > 9p 0 0 2 30 > > I won't bother with my machine/memory, etc. because all I'm interested in is > the relative difference, not whether an 820 is faster than a P02. Here's > sample code: > > d LIMIT c const(5000000) > d start s t > d stop s t > d diff s 10i 0 > > d numZ10 s 10s 0 > d numP10 s 10p 0 > d numI10 s 10i 0 > d numB09 s 9b 0 > d numZ09 s 9s 0 > d numP09 s 9p 0 > > c eval numZ10 = LIMIT > c time start > c do numZ10 > c enddo > c time stop > c stop subdur start diff:*s > c diff dsply > > One loop for each "num" D-spec above... > --buck
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