12/31/2018 9:01 AM | |
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Hello.
huggy_d1 is one of the good ones. This is what makes the S7-1500 such a thorn in the finger: It is best to not use the methods from the S7-300. It is best to use "new" methods that suit the S7-1500. |
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12/31/2018 11:14 AM | |
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I didn't mean anything bad for huggy_d1, he already helped me many times on this forum, and I really appreciate that. I was just saying that not everybody has as much experience as others, some are fresh beginners (like me), sometimes asking stupid and unnecessary questions. I don't have an intention to argue, I have an intention to learn, so thanks everybody who is helping me
This is what I needed to hear. I am having this in mind for the future.
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1/2/2019 11:37 AM | |
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This "savings" depend heavily on the CPUs in question (1200 or 1500). In the case of the 1500 and a lot of bools, it's hard to call it savings at all. IMHO "optimized" is about execution speed. And there are some additional profits with optimized access - DBs up to 64MB in size and downloading without init. ref. Programming Guide |
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