Memory Speed Problem

[Peter Olcott]

I am accessing a dynamic array in windows and through the command prompt. I can search the entire array through the command prompt
in about 3 milliseconds, running the exact same code in MS Windows XP it takes 140 Milliseconds. What is up with this? What can I do
to improve the performance in Windows?

 

[Ian]

I am accessing a dynamic array in windows and through the command prompt. I can search the entire array through the command prompt
in about 3 milliseconds, running the exact same code in MS Windows XP it takes 140 Milliseconds. What is up with this? What can I do
to improve the performance in Windows?

Buy a faster machine? Or ask on a more appropriate NG.

Ian

 

[Peter Olcott]

Never Mind, optimization was set to disable.

 

[Peter Olcott]

Buy a faster machine? Or ask on a more appropriate NG.

Ian

It was a hundred-fold slower than it was supposed to be.
Merely a compiler switch had set optimize to none, changed
it to optimize for speed, all fixed!

 

[Ian]

It was a hundred-fold slower than it was supposed to be.
Merely a compiler switch had set optimize to none, changed
it to optimize for speed, all fixed!

The bitter the problem, the smaller the cause

When things go horribly wrong, look for a simple fix.

Ian

 

[divya_rathore_]

It was a hundred-fold slower than it was supposed to be.
Merely a compiler switch had set optimize to none, changed
it to optimize for speed, all fixed!

As defaults, Debug version of MFC Apps in vc6.0 are set for No
optimization and Release versions are set for 'Maximize speed'.

regards,
- D. Rathore
*remove all underscores for email ID*