The Camsoft manual says that a A degradation of system performance can be expected when the amount of commands in the TIMER.FIL file increases.
How much is to much for a pentium computer??

I'm thinking that this is probably an open ended question that is not easy to answer but I am just looking for some round figures..

Is fifty IF THEN statements to much? What about 200 of them? Or how about checking 200 variables?
My timer is set to 1000ms (1 second) and must always be on.

I dont think I am going to run into problems but I would hate to continue with a program design structure that is bound to hit a brick wall..
Does anyone have an idea as to how to test the performance??

One other thing that I would like to know.. How big are your .fil files??
My macro.fil is just over 40K
Timer.fil is about 4K
Mcode.fil is about 15K (and growing quick)
Everything else is under 1K or 2K.
My .CBK backup file is around 90K now.

Thanks!
Murphy