Re: [Jprogramming] Early assignment WAS: Non-mutable arrays

Unmodified by the u of u :: v, yes, in case u fails. When v runs it runs like any other verb, possibly executing in place. Henry Rich On 10/7/2016 4:57 AM, Erling Hellenäs wrote: There is exception handling even inside a tacit expression? In the exception handling procedure the user expects t

Re: [Jprogramming] Early assignment WAS: Non-mutable arrays

There is exception handling even inside a tacit expression? In the exception handling procedure the user expects the arguments to be unmodified? ((1 { 0:) :: 1:) 4 1 /Erling On 2016-10-06 01:23, 'Pascal Jasmin' via Programming wrote: Just in case I'm not the one misunderstanding, is there

Re: [Jprogramming] Non-mutable arrays

Hi all ! I don't understand this argument. My test is just an example of how an immutable array class works. There are implementations for many common languages. As we can see the array is 10 million integers or 40 MB. Using memcpy on one thread it could take 40/(1826 MB/s) or 22 ms to copy