Statistics:
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    Here are Some statistics on about the Expand library. You might
    find them interesting.

    The Expand library is made out of 44 .OBJ files, of which 33
    are written in Assembly (.ASM files) and 11 in Clipper 5.01
    (.PRG files). Note that when linking the Normal way, only
    the modules written in Assembly are included in the Root
    section (ie. the part that is always stored in memory) of
    your Executable file.

    A total of 138 (documented) functions are included in the Expand
    library (some functions are used internally by Expand functions
    and thus not documented). 24 Functions are written in Clipper 5.01,
    and 133 in Assembler (Some function are for internal usage, and thus
    not documented). The Assembly routines total to 5985 bytes (That
    is thus the maximum size that would be added to the root section
    of your Executable file, when Linking Normally with .RTlink),
    meaning that an average Assembly function uses only 45 bytes(!).
    The Clipper written functions total 12306 bytes, but those routines
    are automatically placed in the dynamic overlay section of your
    executable, so you needn't bother.