Subject | Re: [IBO] IBO advantages over IBX |
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Author | Geoff Worboys |
Post date | 2000-12-30T02:31:52Z |
Colin,
increases the amount of memory used. If your applications are running
on well equipped machines this may not matter.
One of my apps is used primarily on Terminal Server, so there are 20
or more users running the program at once on the same machine. Saving
over 10Mb of RAM per app instance (in my case with several different
runtime packages) makes quite a difference.
Geoff Worboys
Telesis Computing
> My app must use packages (as it uses dynamically loadedIn case you dont already know. Using runtime packages SIGNIFICANTLY
> packages and the way it works it must have package support
> turned on).
increases the amount of memory used. If your applications are running
on well equipped machines this may not matter.
One of my apps is used primarily on Terminal Server, so there are 20
or more users running the program at once on the same machine. Saving
over 10Mb of RAM per app instance (in my case with several different
runtime packages) makes quite a difference.
Geoff Worboys
Telesis Computing