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If it was at the very top of the program, there wouldn't be a noticeable size difference at all, but yes, the loop would still marginally be the faster of the two methods.
OK, its been a while now, but here's a nice size optimization I came across the other day while optimizing a friends code.


Code:
I was optimizing curious onlooker's newer version of AntiNibblz (before he releases it) and I found a great optimization for size and a slight speed improvement (by slight, the only difference is that there are fewer lines to read through, thus it is faster).

The code is good for things that require something to be done every set number of loops, say 10, but it isn't in a For( loop (it still works in for loops).

Code:
:IS>(B,1+10int(B/10
:Pxl-On(RandInt(1,61),RandInt(1,92


It of course can be modified for other use, and B is the variable that is going through (the example is for every 10th


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Convert A to a string

Code:

:0->C
:While iPart(A
:C+1->C
:A/10->A
:End
:"0123456789->Str0
:" ->Str9
:If A<0
:Then
:Str9+"-->Str9
:-A->A
:End
:While fPart(A
:If not(C
:Str9+".->Str9
:10A->A
:Str9+sub(Str0,iPart(A)+1,1->Str9
:A-iPart(A->A
:C-1->C
:End
:If Str9="
:" 0->Str9
:sub(Str9,2,length(Str9)-1->Str9

It's probably not as optimized as it could be, but I feel it's quite clever.
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Convert A to a String [optimized]

Code:

:DelVar CWhile iPart(A
:C+1->C
:.1A->A
:End
:" ->Str9
:If A<0
:Then
:Str9+"-->Str9
:-A->A
:End
:While fPart(A
:If not(C
:Str9+".->Str9
:10A->A
:Str9+sub("0123456789",iPart(A)+1,1->Str9
:A-iPart(A->A
:C-1->C
:End
:If Str9="
:" 0->Str9
:sub(Str9,2,length(Str9)-1->Str9


Only a few optimizations made. No longer uses Str0.
Convert A to a String [optimized]

Code:

{A,A->L2
{0,1->L1
LinReg(a+bx) Y1
Equ>String(Y1,Str1
sub(Str1,1,length(Str1)-3->Str1


--Code by Weregoose
Super Speler wrote:
Convert A to a String [optimized]

Code:

{A,A->L2
{0,1->L1
LinReg(a+bx) Y1
Equ>String(Y1,Str1
sub(Str1,1,length(Str1)-3->Str1


--Code by Weregoose
Once I see that, it seems so obvious.
O_O And that's why I prefer to work in assembly. Much easier to know
all of the commands and what ya can do with them.
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Chop off first element of list
Input: Ans
Output: Ans
Input and output variables can be changed to whatever.

Code:
ΔList(cumSum(Ans

Smile
Rotate a 3x3 matrix 90°

Code:
rowSwap(Ans<superscript T thing>,1,3

Who wants to make Tetris?
KermMartian wrote:
Super Speler wrote:
Convert A to a String [optimized]

Code:

{A,A->L2
{0,1->L1
LinReg(a+bx) Y1
Equ>String(Y1,Str1
sub(Str1,1,length(Str1)-3->Str1


--Code by Weregoose
Once I see that, it seems so obvious.

oops... I was thinking {0,A} & {A,0}.. sorry
What happens because it works for me.

"Always code as if the person who will maintain your code is a maniac serial killer that knows where you live" -Unknown

"If you've done something right no one will know that you've done anything at all" -Futurama

"Have a nice day, or not, the choice is yours." Tom Steiner

<Michael_V> or create a Borg collective and call it The 83+
<Michael_V> Lower your slide cases and prepare to be silent linked. Memory clears are futile.
@rthprog: What are you talking about? This part:
Code:
{A,A->L2
{0,1->L1
is algebraically equivalent to 0AX+1A = A.
Wrongo Kerm linreg(a+bx) outputs the linear equation containing the points from [xlistname] and [ylistname]using the syntax [xlistname],[ylistname],[freqlist],[equation] it uses L1 and L2 as a default so all we need it the equation(which can even be omitted if we don't want to store our results). In the case of this routine it does this. It finds the line containing the points (0,A) (1,A) which is Y1=A+0X and we remove the "=0X with the substring.

"Always code as if the person who will maintain your code is a maniac serial killer that knows where you live" -Unknown

"If you've done something right no one will know that you've done anything at all" -Futurama

"Have a nice day, or not, the choice is yours." Tom Steiner

<Michael_V> or create a Borg collective and call it The 83+
<Michael_V> Lower your slide cases and prepare to be silent linked. Memory clears are futile.
TheStorm wrote:
Wrongo Kerm linreg(a+bx) outputs the linear equation containing the points from [xlistname] and [ylistname]using the syntax [xlistname],[ylistname],[freqlist],[equation] it uses L1 and L2 as a default so all we need it the equation(which can even be omitted if we don't want to store our results). In the case of this routine it does this. It finds the line containing the points (0,A) (1,A) which is Y1=A+0X and we remove the "=0X with the substring.
That's precisely what I said, except I didn't go into the mechanics of how it works. Suffice it to say that using the LinReg/EquToString trick, precisely A with no other characters can be put into a string.
OK the I misunderstood what you said then because It looks like you are saying that imputing {A,A and {2,3 would output 3A+2AX which is not the case.

"Always code as if the person who will maintain your code is a maniac serial killer that knows where you live" -Unknown

"If you've done something right no one will know that you've done anything at all" -Futurama

"Have a nice day, or not, the choice is yours." Tom Steiner

<Michael_V> or create a Borg collective and call it The 83+
<Michael_V> Lower your slide cases and prepare to be silent linked. Memory clears are futile.
TheStorm wrote:
OK the I misunderstood what you said then because It looks like you are saying that imputing {A,A and {2,3 would output 3A+2AX which is not the case.
Ah, I see where you're confused. No, that wouldn't happen at all; instead, you'd still get A.
I know that this was mentioned earlier (more like two years ago i guess)..
Mode of List1
Input data into List1 first, then run the program

Outputs mode number


Code:

0->dim(LIST2
For(Z,1,dim(LIST1
sum(LIST1=LIST1(Z->LIST2(Z
End
max(LIST2->A
For(Z,1,dim(LIST2
If A=LIST2(Z:Goto 0
End
Lbl 0:LIST1(Z


It's a bit longer than the previous posted one, but if in speed, this one would be much faster (by 6 seconds). If anyone out there is willing to optimize this more please do. =() Razz
Scrambles LIST1
Input data into LIST1 before running the program
Outputs LIST1


Code:

0->A
dim(LIST1->dim(LIST2:Ans->dim(LIST3
For(Z,1,dim(LIST1
Lbl 0
randInt(1,dim(LIST1->X
X->LIST3(Z
If X=A:Goto 0
If 1<sum(X=LIST3:Goto 0
LIST1(Z->LIST2(X
X->A
End
LIST2->LIST1
Pause LIST1


This may still need optimizing, which is fine... But right now, i just can't think of anything... Razz
QuinnZhao wrote:
Scrambles LIST1
Input data into LIST1 before running the program
Outputs LIST1


Code:

0->A
dim(LIST1->dim(LIST2:Ans->dim(LIST3
For(Z,1,dim(LIST1
Lbl 0
randInt(1,dim(LIST1->X
X->LIST3(Z
If X=A:Goto 0
If 1<sum(X=LIST3:Goto 0
LIST1(Z->LIST2(X
X->A
End
LIST2->LIST1
Pause LIST1


This may still need optimizing, which is fine... But right now, i just can't think of anything... Razz

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Code:

rand(dim(L1→L2
SortA(L2,L1

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I've given up trying to sync all of my sigs at once.
Go look at my UTI Profile and make my life easier. Thnx.
Haha, nice one, I was going to suggest something like that.
  
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