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I need to do a 15 second delay in a loop FOR /NEXT, is there another way to do this without using inkey or syswait? It seems that these functions consumes too much cpu. harbour have a similar ASM NOP operator?

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Using the new Fivhcm.lib didn't work with me either. I noticed, that the process of my running .exe consumes a lot of memory. If I save a preview of 47 pages to a pdf, the process grows to 1.409.964KB and the resulting .pdf gets a size of 28.454KB With 63 pages I get the ...

We are aware that OrdKeyNo() ( which in turn calls AdsKeyNo(...) ) consumes more time in case of large tables on ADS Server and each call involves roundtrip to the server and thus increasing network traffic too. The objective is to achieve pajama effect without ...

Hunter, Thank you for your reply. Indeed under processes it consumes 25% of CPU time. This program takes one huge CSV file and split it in 25,000 lines pieces. So, it is done splitting the file, but still remains in memory, or is it not done and remaining ...

James:

Thank you for your reply. Indeed under processes it consumes 25% of CPU time. This program takes one huge CSV file and split it in 25,000 lines pieces.

Adolfo wrote:ADO's is slower when getting data, and also consumes more bandwith when you first call the xbrowse,but... thats all, after the job is done, no more net traffic is present.

This is expected. The slowness in getting data is exactly the problem. But it's not an ADO problem. It's the SQL way.

EMG

... results from here http://200.72.140.34/privado/adobase/TEST%20ADO.xls Conclusions ADO's is slower when getting data, and also consumes more bandwith when you first call the xbrowse,but... thats all, after the job is done, no more net traffic is present. If you work with a dbf ...

... function PasteUnformattedText(oCalc,oBook). But I prefer to use the Paste technique after finding a way to avoid the dialog. PasteUnformattedText consumes more time than the Paste technique. Have you made the Totals ? No. On the way I got struck with the paste problem. This can be implemented. ...

FiveLinux consumes very little memory as in fact just routes calls to GTK+.

It is Harbour/xHarbour themselves the ones that consume memory. But you should not have problems. Harbour works fine on Pocket PC and on the iPhone

... which report the consumption of DGROUP on every module inside a library. With that programa you can check that module NATMSG on clipper.lib consumes more than 1.5kb because all the string literals are saved on the DGROUP segment and the magic of that new OBJ file is that moves all the string ...

... I think he means that the error system also need memory. Interesting point is that some bugs does not result in an error-dialog but only consumes some memory. When that occurs in a loop (maybe that is what happens in my problem situation - PGDN read several records and refresshes the ...

Lisa, Estas usando un browse. No debes llamar a ReadBitmap() desde cada línea, pues estas creando muchísimos handles a bitmaps y consumes mucha memoria GDI. Lo más sencillo es hacerlo asi: @ 4.5, 1 LISTBOX oLbx FIELDS aFile[ oLbx:nAt ][ 1 ],; aFile[ oLbx:nAt ...

... capability sometimes is not enough. Clipper 5.2 has more preprocessor capability than Clipper 5.3 Also, if you are using Clipper rmake.exe, it consumes memory that its not available for Clipper. We recommend using Borland maker.exe instead of rmake.exe as it frees all MsDos memory before calling ...