Introduction
When selecting a technical book for myself, I tend to choose one that includes lots of examples and sample code snippets that I can use and adapt for my own development projects. I wanted to write a book that I could use for reference myself, so I have tried to make sure there are code snippets wherever possible.
As a former Performance Analyst, I still look at any programs I write to see if I can make them smaller, quicker, and/or easier to maintain. Resources may appear to be limitless, but there will inevitably come a day when a program needs more WORK disk space, more memory, more processing power, faster disk access, and so on. Part I of this book is intended to help you look at your existing programs and move that day when ...
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