Is there a maximum number of entry in the Squid Access List ?

I recently present our school project and i ask about how many Squid and how to organize them.
I thanks all the people who reply to me.
 
I still have 2 more questions
 
In one reply, i read that Squid was not able to deal with a 17000 entry access list. Is it true ?

We have decided to use more than 1 proxy. The network architecture will be something like this
 
School Client -----|
School Client -----| Cisco 3640 or AS 5300 ----
School Client -----| | ( Squid 1 ) ( Squid 2 )
                                                                     Cisco 4000----------|------------------|---------------( Gateway to Internet )-------
School Client -----| |
School Client -----| Cisco 3640 or AS 5300 ----
School Client -----|

The question is :
 
Is it better (for performance) two put 2 NIC on each proxy (the first for Client Request and the second for the Squid Request on the Net) according to the fact that the eventual 2 NIC will be connected on the same network segment ?
 
Thanks,
 
Olivier
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