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i just made a program with Turing that when i run it as a standalone exe file it will let me choose wich programs i'd like to run.. now the problem isn't with the code it's a problem with the process hogging about 40% of my processor when it runs.. i'm not sure why it's doing that. When i run it through the turing runtime it doesn't take up any percentage of my processor but when i convert it to standalone it will start eating about 40-50% .. is tehre any way i can take it and make it use less or is it impossible?

if i can't do it with the exe and somone knows how to with turing that would be cool to.. my email is in my prof..
 
Unless your program is doing something processor intensive, it's probably a failing in the way the compiled code reads input. If so, the only way to fix it would be to to rewrite the standard library (or find a way around the routine that's doing it).
 
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