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  3. October 2002

Re: Array efficiency (was:Dynamic Arrays)

Booth Martin wrote:

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Question: The AS/400 uses single-level storage which, as I understand it,
decides where to put stuff.  Stuff is paged in and out off disk memory
regularly and often which is why an AS/400 can have so many devices attached
and still operate efficiently.  An array would be stored on disk too, just
like any other paging activity.

Forgive me for nitpicking, but what you describe is applicable to
any modern operating system, not just one with single-level store.

Cheers!  Hans

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