Emil, this is the basic code. For the test, the Wait 0.01 were erased.Also the
functions Addbanda(), DeBanda(), are just to locate the (row,col) element of
the matrix in the array that contains it. That array cant be embedded as
suggested because its size us unknown.
Public Function solucionarX
Le 31/01/2014 07:48, Benoît Minisini a écrit :
> Le 31/01/2014 02:25, Emil Lenngren a écrit :
>> How does your Gambas source code for the test look like?
>> For the best speed when using JIT (Fast), you could try to use
>> one-dimensional embedded arrays
>> (http://gambasdoc.org/help/cat/arraydecl?
Le 31/01/2014 02:25, Emil Lenngren a écrit :
> How does your Gambas source code for the test look like?
> For the best speed when using JIT (Fast), you could try to use
> one-dimensional embedded arrays (http://gambasdoc.org/help/cat/arraydecl?v3)
> But then they must be fixed-sized...
>
> /Emil
>
How does your Gambas source code for the test look like?
For the best speed when using JIT (Fast), you could try to use
one-dimensional embedded arrays (http://gambasdoc.org/help/cat/arraydecl?v3)
But then they must be fixed-sized...
/Emil
2014-01-31 Jussi Lahtinen
> Did you make pre-run for J
Did you make pre-run for JIT benchmark? Otherwise first run is slower than
subsequents... maybe it's insignificant.
Perhaps this works:
Pass callback function as an argument to your C lib (along with other
arguments), and call it when some proportion of the work is done (example
when variable i %
Just a FYI
This is the benchmark result solving a ecuation system 1578 order (
1.309.782.606 operations)
Gambas 147 seg
Gambas+Fast27 seg
Gambas + C2 seg
So I still need the C library giving signs of life
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>
> Not backgroud, as the user cannot do much while that routine is working,
> but I need the program look at least alive as Ubuntu blackens the window.
>
You can run it in background if you lock GUI (or at least buttons etc) and
perhaps show progress bar etc.
> Also, I read that in some cases
Le 30/01/2014 22:53, martin p cristia a écrit :
>> So you need to run the routine as a background task? Try the Task class
>> (there is an example of it in the Fractal example, IIRC).
>>
>> Regards,
>> Tobi
> Not backgroud, as the user cannot do much while that routine is working,
> but I need the
> So you need to run the routine as a background task? Try the Task class
> (there is an example of it in the Fractal example, IIRC).
>
> Regards,
> Tobi
Not backgroud, as the user cannot do much while that routine is working,
but I need the program look at least alive as Ubuntu blackens the windo
On Thu, 30 Jan 2014, martin p cristia wrote:
> Hi:
>
> I need a way to keep the GUI alive while processing a EXTERNAL C routine:
>
> Public Extern M8gauss(mfMatriz As Float[], vfX As Float[], vfTermns As
> Float[], lOrder As Long) As Long
>
> wich is a Gaussian ecuations system solver, and can
Hi:
I need a way to keep the GUI alive while processing a EXTERNAL C routine:
Public Extern M8gauss(mfMatriz As Float[], vfX As Float[], vfTermns As
Float[], lOrder As Long) As Long
wich is a Gaussian ecuations system solver, and can take up to 10minutes
( 10^10 aritmetic operations).
Any hel
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