TAME-ANL release 3.3
Copyright 1991-1993 by David G. Thomas


TAME-ANL is my first attempt at producing a program to help you tune
Tame.  The release number matches the Tame release it is compatible
with.

Tame is a program that will speed up many multi-tasking systems.  It
is most effective when you spend some time to tune it.  In the past,
this was mostly a trial and error process.  The fact is, it still
will require some trial and error.  But I hope that TAME-ANL will
take some of the guesswork out.

TAME-ANL is easy to use, but you still need some knowledge of Tame to
interpret the results.  When you use TAME-ANL to run your program
TAME-ANL watches what it does.  Upon completion, a summary is
displayed on the screen, and a descriptive report is written to a
file named TAME-ANL.RPT.  

To run TAME-ANL, simply use the following DOS command line, where
cmd_line is any command line to execute.

    TAME-ANL cmd_line


If you can think of any way to improve this program or the
descriptive report file, please let me know.  I may be reached by
leaving a comment to the SYSOP on the bulletin board system at (404) 928-9294.


**NOTES**


. TAME-ANL helped me find out why I had so much trouble Taming Info-Select.
  When I first tried, it slowed down text searches. It apparently polls
  heavily even while it is working!  I eventually tamed it based on the 
  fact that it only polls for Time on keyboard inputs, but I always wondered
  why I couldn't ever find that magic /FREQ value...  It turns out that the
  poll rate is HIGHER while it is working!!!  Why????  But true.  Now I know.