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From: Erik Naggum <erik@naggum.no>
Subject: Re: Problems with EQUALP hash tables and Arrays
Date: 1999/05/29
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* Lieven Marchand <mal@bewoner.dma.be>
| Pay attention.

  I always do.

| to which I replied the above.

  and which still doesn't mean it makes sense.  but never mind.

| For the record, I use a commercial implementation and I'm very satisfied
| with the support.  If I wasn't, I would shop around for another vendor.
| Quality of support is something the market place is very good at sorting
| out.

  ok, so we're agreeing on that aspect, too.  amazing.

| Ever heard of benchmarks? 

  yes, so much that I know that they are almost completely worthless.

#:Erik
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