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Melissa



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Melissa 09 Sep 2019, 04:42
Perhaps using volatile on parameters and arrays can equalize, as compilers tend to cache data if not volatile.
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revolution 09 Sep 2019, 05:13
Hehe, I love how everyone is trying to help the HLL compiler to optimise their code.

If you need to help it, then it is you that is optimising it, not the compiler.
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guignol 10 Sep 2019, 19:07
the best way to optimize C++ is to write D compiler
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Melissa 11 Sep 2019, 04:04
AS you can see C++ is already optimised Razz
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