Re: TIB: program speed

To: ti-basic@lists.ticalc.org
Subject: Re: TIB: program speed
From: Jody <jody1@alaska.net>
Date: Wed, 28 Jan 1998 14:51:55 +0000
References: <34CEA830.50A@alaska.net> <34CFCCEA.7200@geocities.com>
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ilya winham wrote:
> 
> If C=2
> Q+1->Q
> Is correctly written:
> Q+(C=2)->Q
> If C is 2 then Q will increase by 1
> IF C is not 2 then Q will increase by 0
> This works if you only want to add 1 to a variable, nothing else.
> This IS the fastest way to optimize If statements and faster than the
> 'normal' way.
> 
Well, I suppose you're right for the example I gave. However, this can 
be changed by simply adding a coefficient to the logic statement.
:Q+A(C=2->Q
Now, if C=2 Q will increase by A, if C<>2 Q will not change. Note the 
lack of closing ); it isn't needed, and you can save mem by leaving it 
off.

Jody Snider
jody1@alaska.net

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TIB: program speed

From: Jody <jody1@alaska.net>

Re: TIB: program speed

From: ilya winham <ilyamojo@geocities.com>