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Why the following codes is "especially slow" and "unformally slow"?


regards:

The following codes is "especially slow" and "unformally slow".
Following is part codes of the "socket stream",
The bearer is GPRS.Did something wrong with my codes?
Could someone good give me a hand?...


Any positive suggestion is welcome.
thank you
May goodness be with you all


System.err.println("EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE");

On 9 Jul 2005 22:19:06 -0700, mike wrote:

> Why the following...

Please choose a *single* group to which to post, rather
than multi-posting.

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sorry....

Best Regards

mike 寫道：
> Why the following codes is "especially slow" and "unformally slow"?
>
>
> regards:
>
> The following codes is "especially slow" and "unformally slow".
> Following is part codes of the "socket stream",
> The bearer is GPRS.Did something wrong with my codes?
> Could someone good give me a hand?...
>
>
> Any positive suggestion is welcome.
> thank you
> May goodness be with you all
>
>
> System.err.println("EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE");

mike wrote:
> Why the following codes is "especially slow" and "unformally slow"?
>
>
> regards:
>
> The following codes is "especially slow" and "unformally slow".
> Following is part codes of the "socket stream",
> The bearer is GPRS.Did something wrong with my codes?
> Could someone good give me a hand?...
>
>
> Any positive suggestion is welcome.
> thank you
> May goodness be with you all
>
>
> System.err.println("EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE");

Capital 'E's are inherently slower than lower-case 'e's because they weigh
more.

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Virgil