i. builds a hash table.  m&i. builds the table when the
verb is defined; m i. y  builds the table when i. is
executed.

Henry Rich

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> Subject: [Jgeneral] Roger ! what is the secret under the hood ?
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> Roger,
> Why is 'f a' so much faster ?
> 
> a=:(i.1e7)+_1+2^31
>    ts'i.~a'
> 7.41238 2.01327e8
>    f=:a&i.
>    ts'f a'
> 4.6502 6.71097e7
>    5!:5<'f'
> (2147483647+i.10000000)&i.
> ts'(2147483647+i.10000000)&i.a'
> 7.79408 4.69764e8
> 
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