Hi Chad:
Pardon my jumping in...
GDB> From | CHAD WALLACE
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GDB>> Oh yeah...  How are the macros set up?  Are they just compiled
GDB>> into regular machine code, with special codes that represent
GDB>> certain functions?  Or is it interpreted?
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GDB>   To | GEORGE DE BRUIN
GDB>Macros are compiled into an object format which is interpreted by the
GDB>editor.
As usual, SemWare is being a bit modest.  The object format George refers
to is as tight as you'll ever see.  1000 bytes of .MAC compiled code is
a sophisticated application.  One macro programmer wrote a clone of
Vernon Buerg's LIST.COM.  The compiled macro is 15K -- 3K smaller than
VB's handcrafted assembly code.  The 'WHERE' file find utility macro
(which incorporates macro language and assembly code) is as fast as the
better filefinders available -- faster than most.
TSEPro is simply the best editor on the planet.
Mike.
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