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From: fgreco@lehman.com (Frank Greco)
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Subject: Re: Rules to speed up the creation of OI objects
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> > We are having time problems when we try either to load a
> > big configuration file or creating dinamically OI objects. It
> > takes a long time to create the objects.
> 
> This won't help for .cf file loading, but if you bracket the addition
> of children to a parent object with suspend/resume_layout, it should
> help:
[stuff deleted]

	Can this help the speed of uib coming up?  Uib makes my SS10 feel
	like a SS1+.

	Frank G.