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Date: 24 May 93 20:39:40 GMT
From: master!NewsWatcher!user@ford-wdl1.arpa  (Tom Clayton)
Subject: Task Switching Overhead in OpenAda DOS 386?
Message-ID: <clayton-240593131301@158.185.23.62>
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I am considering the purchase of Meridian's OpenAda DOS 386 compiler for a
small
interrupt-driven application running on a 486DX at 33MHz.  I am primarily
concerned
about the task switching overhead time, as my early (1985) experiences with
the Ada
compilers of the day showed task switching to be a major time hog.  Anyone
out there
have anything to say about OpenAda DOS 386, besides "the price is right"?