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goto	by perldude	2002-06-11 09:00:28
There are several cases where goto is appropriate.	by Yohimbe	2002-06-11 09:19:09
The only reason I've ever seen goto's used are...	by Nullmeister	2002-06-11 09:30:22
Well, yes, that's the most common case... (n/t)	by Schol-R-LEA;2	2002-06-11 09:48:17
yes...	by Epiphany0	2002-06-11 09:52:44
Can't blame you	by Schol-R-LEA;2	2002-06-11 10:11:54
yep	by Epiphany0	2002-06-11 10:32:29
well if it optimizes code, more power to it. I have been the victim of limited resources before...not a fun situation. You bring up an interesting point with the "should have been written in assembly anyway" to which I say- hey...might as well go full hog. Might as well optimize it all the way, and take the compiler/optimizer out of it. Another issue I have is if you are trying to optimize with one compiler, what happens when you port to another architecture? Prolly won't optimize the same way. shrug I say...if it works, do it- but you get to deal with it when something craps out. I'm going on break. ;)
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There are a few optimizations that are universal..	by HadEnuf	2002-06-11 10:36:45

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