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Vincenz>
I've made up my mind
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Vincenz>
Ocaml it i
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palomer>
how do I match and then do lots of things?
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pattern_>
let foo = function x -> a ; b ; c
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Kinners>
imperative style code you mean? or something else
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palomer>
good old imperative
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palomer>
(which is essential when dealing with matrices)
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palomer>
let normalize_row_start_system s i = match find_not s.m.(i) 0.0 with
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palomer>
| n -> mult_row s.m i (1.0 /. s.m.(i).(n)); s.v.(i) <- (s.v.(i) /. s.m.(i).(n));;
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palomer>
doesn't seem to change s.v
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palomer>
asy ideas?
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Kinners>
palomer: looks ok to me
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palomer>
it doesn't work:/
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palomer>
ahh, I see why
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Kinners>
what was it?
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palomer>
mult_row changes s.m.(i).(n) to 1
* palomer
sees the evils of imperative programming
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palomer>
it's official, functional is so much nicer
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mattam>
did anybody ever implemented finite automata determinisation in ocaml ? i can't find any optimization techniques on the web
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mattam>
It already took 15Min for a 20-state automata and isn't finished yet. Can I hope for better performance ?
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