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Subject: Re: when a & is faster than a && ?

Author: Dann Corbit

Date: 12:31:22 09/21/01

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On September 21, 2001 at 00:41:05, Antonio Dieguez wrote:

>hi Miguel!
>
>thanks for the tip.

Something I think is very important:
Don't do these kind of tweaks everywhere.  They make the code harder to read and
therefore, it becomes much harder to make advancements.

Rather, make the changes only at places in the code where a profile reveals a
hot spot.

It is also possible for this sort of change to make the code run slower, so you
should always test afterwards to see that the change really did improve
something.



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