In article <06nn30d5mm6n9obft2tquhgr82le6s4jok@4ax.com>,
 Andreas Kaiser <aka### [at] nurfuerspamde> wrote:

> This was meant from a newbie's point of view where 'a *= b' might
> appear to be faster than a call to 'MyMatrixMultiplyMatrixEq(a, b)'.

And I've seen people ask if functions and variables with longer names 
were slower to access (in C++), I've even seen code with shortened names 
to maximize speed...but this kind of newbie misconception shouldn't last 
long, and is no argument against operator overloading.

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