I recently has a problem with Brook where every request except default fails
and when I debug, I see that pathinfo always has the same content as host.
Is this correct? Because AFAIK it should contain host + URI. In the fcl-web
flow, before processing host: header, pathinfo does contain URI.
FPC r
On 01/19/2014 10:45 PM, Sven Barth wrote:
On 19.01.2014 20:47, Ched wrote:
Dear Freepascalers,
The multiplication in floating arthmetic units is usualy know as being
slower than the addition. So, have I interest to code X+X, 2*X or X*2
when using reals (mainly double and extended) ?And with int
That is right for positive integers. But for floating point numbers ?
Cheers, Raoul
Le 19 janv. 2014 21:23, "Philippe" a écrit :
> forgot
>
> X shl 1
>
> normaly the fastest ...
>
>
>
> Em 19.01.2014 17:47, Ched escreveu:
>
> Dear Freepascalers,
>
> The multiplication in floating arthmetic unit
On 19.01.2014 20:47, Ched wrote:
Dear Freepascalers,
The multiplication in floating arthmetic units is usualy know as being
slower than the addition. So, have I interest to code X+X, 2*X or X*2
when using reals (mainly double and extended) ?And with integers ?
Can't really comment on floats, b
On 19.01.2014 21:07, Philippe wrote:
forgot
X shl 1
normaly the fastest ...
But only for ints, not floating point values.
Regards,
Sven
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forgot
X shl 1
normaly the fastest ...
Em 19.01.2014 17:47,
Ched escreveu:
> Dear Freepascalers,
>
> The multiplication in
floating arthmetic units is usualy know as being slower than the
addition. So, have
> I interest to code X+X, 2*X or X*2 when using
reals (mainly double and extend
Dear Freepascalers,
The multiplication in floating arthmetic units is usualy know as being slower than the addition. So, have
I interest to code X+X, 2*X or X*2 when using reals (mainly double and extended) ?And with integers ?
Can the compiler optimise this operation choosing the fastest one
