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Nope sorry. I tried to fix this up a little but this is too convoluted for me to work with. Q1: Why do you need an adjustable array? Q2: Why do you need a str
by mrottenkolber 12y ago
Nope sorry. I tried to fix this up a little but this is too convoluted for me to work with.
Q1: Why do you need an adjustable array?
Q2: Why do you need a structure with a single slot (node)?
If you want to benchmark a piece of code, please write a nice version and then optimize it. How can I reason about a benchmark result if the code is not understandable?
- jawngee 12y agoYou should ask for a refund.
- mrottenkolber 12y agoI should, he used SBCL ticks (relative unit of time) as if they were milliseconds.
- wtf_is_up 12y agoMany others were able to send pull requests. What's you're issue?
- mrottenkolber 12y agoThe original code was badly written so that is was hard to understand the algorithm. I tried to rewrite it but it took longer than I had patience for. The snarky tone comes from the fact that people often post "benchmarks" including languages they can't program in resulting in a misrepresentation. E.g. Lisp jumped from the bottom to the center (as expected) of the benchmarks after somebody donated a sane implementation.