Dear Tim,
   Can you add a 64-bit of EDB Manager ?

Charalampos

> Can you add a 64-bit of EDB Manager ?

Out of interest - why?

Roy Lambert

Dear Roy,

>> Can you add a 64-bit of EDB Manager ?
>
> Out of interest - why?
>
> Roy Lambert

As i read Delphi XE2 64-bit uses SSE2 code which may improve the
perfomance of EDB Manager, especially on repair/optimize table
operations I guess ...

>>> Out of interest - why?

>>As i read Delphi XE2 64-bit uses SSE2 code which may improve the
>>perfomance of EDB Manager, especially on repair/optimize table
>>operations I guess ...

XE2 & 64 bit should do a lot of memory intensive stuff many times faster. I was at an Embarcadero demo yesterday & they were showing 30 - 50 times faster operations on intensive operations.

That would be brilliant for some big db operations & with XE2 it should just be a rebuild with minor tweeks.

Adam,

<< That would be brilliant for some big db operations & with XE2 it should
just be a rebuild with minor tweeks. >>

I know better than to agree with the latter part of the above statement.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

<Adam Brett> wrote in message news:D20CAC07-8E86-4D28-AF43-
>
> I was at an Embarcadero demo yesterday & they were showing 30 - 50 times
> faster operations on intensive operations.
>

My experince with our code is a difference within +/- 5% of win32
performance. With code that hasn't been tweaked for win64 in any way -
except modified where needed.

I would say Emb must have chosen some very specific actions / code.

<Adam Brett> wrote in message news:D20CAC07-8E86-4D28-AF43-
>
> I was at an Embarcadero demo yesterday & they were showing 30 - 50 times
> faster operations on intensive operations.
>

My experince with our code is a difference within +/- 5% of win32
performance. With code that hasn't been tweaked for win64 in any way -
except modified where needed.

I would say Emb must have chosen some very specific actions / code.