Visual Basic, VB5 compiled module vs compiled DLL written in Visual C++ 5

VB5 compiled module vs compiled DLL written in Visual C++ 5

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Navnish C Mishr #1 / 5	VB5 compiled module vs compiled DLL written in Visual C++ 5 Can any one tell me if it is significantly faster to use repetitive calculation intensive code in a VB5 compiled module vs using that code from a DLL written in Visual C++ 5? (no junk e-mail please) (Thanks to all who responded to my last question.)
Fri, 30 Jun 2000 03:00:00 GMT

Navnish C Mishr #2 / 5	VB5 compiled module vs compiled DLL written in Visual C++ 5 Can any one tell me if it is significantly faster to use repetitive calculation intensive code (currently in a VB5 compiled module) from a DLL written in Visual C++ 5? (no junk e-mail please) (Thanks to all who responded to my last question.)
Fri, 30 Jun 2000 03:00:00 GMT

Andre' Somer #3 / 5	VB5 compiled module vs compiled DLL written in Visual C++ 5 I guess it is, but I can't prove that with figures. Andre' Quote: >Can any one tell me if it is significantly faster to use repetitive >calculation intensive code (currently in a VB5 compiled module) from a DLL >written in Visual C++ 5? >(no junk e-mail please) >(Thanks to all who responded to my last question.)
Fri, 30 Jun 2000 03:00:00 GMT

Tony Ronge #4 / 5	VB5 compiled module vs compiled DLL written in Visual C++ 5 Quote: > Can any one tell me if it is significantly faster to use repetitive > calculation intensive code in a VB5 compiled module vs using that code from > a DLL written in Visual C++ 5? > (no junk e-mail please) > (Thanks to all who responded to my last question.) From the reviews I've seen, it depends on exactly what you're doing. Apparently most processes still run several percent faster in C, but a few are quicker in VB5. I don't recall the magazines, but I've seem similar results in a couple of places. Tony
Fri, 30 Jun 2000 03:00:00 GMT

Duncan MacMill #5 / 5	VB5 compiled module vs compiled DLL written in Visual C++ 5 Visual Basic Programmers Journal did a comparison of the code output from VB vs VC++. The bottom line was that in their examples VC++ optimized the code far better. In one example the VC code was significantly tighter in a loop processing text than the VB code. Cheers Duncan On Mon, 12 Jan 1998 11:30:30 -0000, "Navnish C Mishra" Quote: >Can any one tell me if it is significantly faster to use repetitive >calculation intensive code in a VB5 compiled module vs using that code from >a DLL written in Visual C++ 5? >(no junk e-mail please) >(Thanks to all who responded to my last question.) --------------------------------------------------- Duncan MacMillan duncan at alpha dot co dot za (edit it to reply) Invalid reply address edit above to send me mail ----------------------------------------------------
Sat, 01 Jul 2000 03:00:00 GMT

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