[Progress Communities] [Progress OpenEdge ABL] Forum Post: Why calling internal procedures is so slow in OE32bits?

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Hi, I have noticed that it is extremely slow to run programs with many internal procedures. For example, the code bellow calls just one empty internal procedure, and takes 84 seconds to run on Windows (OpenEdge-32bits), and 500 milliseconds on Linux: ETIME(YES). DEF VAR ix AS INT NO-UNDO. DO ix = 1 TO 500000: RUN pr-teste. END. MESSAGE ETIME VIEW-AS ALERT-BOX. PROCEDURE pr-teste: END PROCEDURE. Someone has already experienced this and knows the solution? Thanks.

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