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Maddas>
are tuples really less efficient than using (small) arrays/lists?
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Maddas>
I thought they might be faster since they wouldn't need bounds-checking
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karryall>
they're more efficient than list since you have direct access to the elements
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Maddas>
What about arrays?
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Maddas>
e.g. would it make sense to replace small arrays with constant size with tuples for efficiency?
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karryall>
tuples have the same representation than arrays
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karryall>
the only difference is the bound check for arrays
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karryall>
the bound check can be turned off with the -unsafe compiler option
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karryall>
but I really think the impact is minimal
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Maddas>
Hm, ok, thanks
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Maddas>
I was just wondering, I thought that I read somewhere that tuples were way slower, I must have been wrong :)
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karryall>
they're certainly not way slower
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karryall>
except perhaps with float arrays
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karryall>
float arrays are unboxed whereas float tuples are boxed
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karryall>
tuples might then be slower because there are more pointer indirections
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Maddas>
I should read about boxing/unboxing again
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mbh>
this program im trying to compile makes extensive use of "ocamlfind" which does not seem to be configured correctly (especially with camlp4)
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mbh>
is anyone familiar with ocamlfind or how to not depend on it?
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mbh>
i just rebuilt ocamlfind and it works dandily
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phubuh>
I'm a sucker for happy endings
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