Hi,
As mentioned on Direct-L, you can create a Math object from a JS script, (not
using flash asset??).
with math=getMath()
and a JS script:
function getMath()
{
return Math;
}
It takes about 1780 ms for the script to run, against 2580 for Valentin's
original script.
Alex, your method is still faster with 1240 ms.
Now my question is: Where does the Math() object come from in the JS version?
Terry
---- Alex da Franca <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Am 08.05.2006 um 14:45 schrieb Valentin Schmidt:
>
>
> > notice: code not optimized for speed yet
>
> simply replacing the flash object with a lingo function for asin
> speeds the thing up by 70%.
> I know, that using flash is slower, than using lingo, but that much ?
> is that one of those mac things ?
> Note, that it is NOT the creation of the flash object, as I tried it
> with a global flash object, too, which didn't make a difference.
>
> anyway try this lingo function for asin() instead of using the flash
> math object.
>
> on asin ratio
> if ratio < 1 and ratio > -1 then
> RETURN atan(ratio/sqrt(1.0 - (ratio * ratio)))
> else if ratio = 1 then
> RETURN pi()/2
> else if ratio = -1 then
> RETURN -pi()/2
> end if
> end
>
>
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>
> |||
> a¿ex
>
>
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