Something new at the end of message.
They are equally fast if you turn on register variables and if enough
free registers are available (e.g. on a PPC; possibly also on an x86
if you have a very simple loop and little or no variables used both
before and after the loop).
It's wrong.
On 4 apr 2006, at 13:12, Пётр Косаревский wrote:
In real program registers should be used more efficiently,
especially when dealing with SEVERAL arrays, than for support of
ONE dynamical array.
We don't do anything special to use register not as efficiently as
possible, and on the other
Something new at the end of message.
They are equally fast if you turn on register variables and if enough
free registers are available (e.g. on a PPC; possibly also on an x86
if you have a very simple loop and little or no variables used both
before and after the loop).
It's wrong.
