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Jun 27th, 2010, 09:00 AM
#13
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Re: >> and << functions for VB
Merri, hasn't this reached the point of "who cares" yet? Sure performance MAY be affected, but most cases in vb code it will never make a difference. I dare say that the performance that really counts is being able to write the code faster and meet deadlines at work. If you have to shift so many bits that it becomes a bottleneck, it can be dealt with then. Otherwise too much time spent.
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