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  1. Oct 16th, 2002, 03:44 PM #1
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    how do i copy long into 4 bytes in 1 cycle

    keep in mind that a function call uses at least 1 cpu cycle
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    A single mov instruction takes more than one cycle, what are you expecting?
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    A single mov instruction takes more than one cycle, what are you expecting?
    And I don't even want to get started about how long it takes to manage a VB array.
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