Thanks. I made it for fun and in the hope that it'll be used, so you're
welcome to put it on the website. :-)
Cheers,
Daniel
Jeff Greenberg wrote:
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> Very cool. Nice improvement.
>
> I will add this to the one on my site, if that's ok with you...
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well, he did pass you the html.. :-)
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From: "Jeff Greenberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "Daniel Aborg"
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Sent: Monday, February 26, 2001 10:22 AM
Subject: Re: [Dynapi-Dev] My JS Optimizatio
Very cool. Nice improvement.
In a sense, any loop based on Duff's Device is going to be somewhat
difficult to follow for anyone encountering it for the first time, so I
wouldn't worry about that. Anyone using this kind of optimization isn't
going to be terribly worried about the clarity of their
Hi,
Nice site, Jeff. Some interesting tricks there I hadn't thought about. I
liked the Duff's Device code, although I noticed it can be improved.
Here's a version of the code which doesn't have the case stuff in the
main loop but can still do a custom number of iterations. On my computer
I get th
Jeff wrote:
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> Whew! Go away for a day and the messages pile up!
>
> Raides J. - I was under the impression that this (JIT) was essentially
> the case for both browsers, but I could be mistaken. The following is
> from the Netscape JavaScript 1.3 reference, describing a function as
> opposed to
Whew! Go away for a day and the messages pile up!
Raides J. - I was under the impression that this (JIT) was essentially
the case for both browsers, but I could be mistaken. The following is from
the Netscape JavaScript 1.3 reference, describing a function as opposed
to a function object created
I think we(you) should divide the test in to two parts:
* Good programming
* DHTML performance
What about making this a serious page with serverside scripts to submit
tests and results.
(I would do it but I am only fluent in ASP and ISAPI and rusty in PERL if
you have a WinBox I could do it)
8an
First of all I wanted to know if you are accepting tests!
Another thing is that your great Duff dude was slower on my PIII by 1 ms.
No biggie but why?
8an
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Jeff Greenberg wrote:
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> Hey guys...
(snip)
> This is the link:
> http://home.earthlink.net/~kendrasg/info/js_opt/
(snip)
Ok. I have gone there and read all. It seems impressive. Just a note to
clarify things a little bit. In the "Duff's device" (something I
remember not having read any
Yup... a neat page indeed... goes right in line with the
tests i've been doing lately...
> Thanks.
>
> Pascal Bestebroer wrote:
>
> > totally amazing stuff!
> >
> > you hit straight into my bookmarks with this site :)
> >
> > I'll be taking some things into account when optimising
the dynla
That will be extremely useful.
If I can get some really advanced understanding of some of the Javascript
issues as you are using in DynAPI, I might be able to contribute to the
project in time. I suspect others will be able to help more too.
Later,
Chris
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|From: Jef
Thanks.
Pascal Bestebroer wrote:
> totally amazing stuff!
>
> you hit straight into my bookmarks with this site :)
>
> I'll be taking some things into account when optimising the dynlayer code!
>
> Pascal Bestebroer
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> > -Oorspronkelijk beri
totally amazing stuff!
you hit straight into my bookmarks with this site :)
I'll be taking some things into account when optimising the dynlayer code!
Pascal Bestebroer
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