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Re: Speed Question...
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Darren Schreiber |
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Re: Speed Question... |
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Wed, 17 Nov 1999 09:12:13 -0800 |
I've never used a C array to store (id)'s, is that possible and is that
what you are meaning?
As I said in the first email, I am using NSelect to choose 5 locations from
an emptySpacesList. NSelect puts the locations into a list. So, if I
understand your suggestion, I would need to then copy that short list into
a C array? My gut reaction is again to wonder whether that step would cost
more than just using the atOffset?
Darren
>>>>>> "DS" == Darren Schreiber <address@hidden> writes:
>
>DS> Does the creation and dropping of an index for each agent consume
>DS> more time than is gained by not using atOffset? Recall that this
>DS> will involve the creation and dropping of 50,000 indexes since
>DS> each agent will be comparing a unique list.
>
>For short lists, it may well be the case that re-creating an index is
>slower. If at all possible, you'd really win if you could preallocate
>a C array as an ivar. There's neither cost if you can offset into
>a C array.
>
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