Yes, erases are the more costly operation that we should highlight. But,
aside from broken code, you can never prog more than you erase.
This makes it more useful to priortize progs over erases, so erases
without an overlaying prog show up as a relatively unique blue,
indicating regions of memory that have been erased but not progged.
Too many erased-but-not-progged regions indicate a potentially wastefull
algorithm.
Christopher Haster
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