> Sent: Friday, 3 July 2009 10:29 AM
> To: Troy Robertson; r-devel@R-project.org
> Subject: Re: [Rd] OOP performance, was: V2.9.0 changes [SEC=Unclassified]
>
> In terms of performance if you want the fastest
> performance in R go with S3 and if you want
> even faster performan
In terms of performance if you want the fastest
performance in R go with S3 and if you want
even faster performance rewrite your inner loops
in C. All the other approaches will usually be slower.
Also S3 is simple, elegant and will result in less code
and take you much less time to design, program
Hi Thomas,
It is a population-based model, but I didn't develop the work. I am just the
programmer who has been given the job of coding it. The goal is to allow for a
plug and play type approach by users to construction of the model (of both
elements and functionality). Hence my focus on OO.
Hi Troy,
first of all a question, what kind of ecosystem models are you
developing in R? Differential equations or individual-based?
Your write that you are a frustrated Java developer in R. I have a
similar experience, however I still like JAVA, and I'm now more happy
with R as it is much more
