program qur;

     {This may seem to be a fairly trivial benchmark, but it actually has a
fair amount of significance.  It indicates the minimal response time of the
system to update, compile and execute a trivial program.  

     The preferred test method is to load this program into the editor using
the G(et command.  Update the file once to place it on your system disk as
*SYSTEM.WRK.TEXT, and then re-enter the E(ditor. The compiler should be on
your system disk.  Start timing when your type the "Q" of the "QUR" command
sequence to update the workfile and run the program.  Stop timing when the 
'hi there' message appears on the screen.

     The actual performance being measured is the system's ability to shuffle
around data in a often used sequence.  This test will not show much
sensitivity to faster processors, and will be very much influenced by both the
speed of your disk system and the type of software that you are using.
Version II.0 type systems will respond much faster than IV.0 systems.  ASE
will hurt a little. Extended memory will help, as the system won't have to
mash memory as much.

     If you wish to contribute your results, please include all of the
information on the data collection form on this disk.  It is very important to
know which version of the p-system you are running and what type of disk
subsystem that you use.

regards - gws}


begin
   writeln ( 'hi there' );
end.

