Printing an Int (or Int to String) is a slow naive implementation. Did you miss the links at the bottom of How do I print an integer in Assembly Level Programming without printf from the c library?, notably Integer-to-ASCII algorithm (x86 assembly) which is optimized for speed. (Although I'm not sure about accumulating digits in a register.) And blog posts like pvk.ca/Blog/2017/12/22/… (alt — Peter Cordes 46 secs ago
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I made a FizzBuzz program in arm64, but instead I printed out the values in hex instead of decimal. This was the first arm64 program I made and I'm looking for advice on how I can improve it. Also, the code to print out the registers was taken from the textbook: Programming with 64-Bit ARM Assemb...
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I'm getting the highest value and its respective from a dictionary and printing it out for the user.
Even though it's working, I'm wondering if I'm doing it in the cleanest way. Here it is:
People = {'Harry': 20, 'Ron': 19, 'Hermione': 21, 'Hagrid': 54}
print(max(People, key=People.get), max(Peo...
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In my previous question, one of the answers mentioned that I shouldn't be changing behavior based on the Event class
The whole point of classing is that you can get result without having to decide based on instance.
I don't disagree with this sentiment, and figured it was more in the acceptable...1
This is a follow-up question for Two dimensional bicubic interpolation implementation in Matlab and Two dimensional gaussian image generator in C. Besides the Matlab version code, I am attempting to make a C version two dimensional bicubic interpolation function BicubicInterpolation here.
The exp...
that's my code for the above problem and I would like to get it reviewed to check if it is correctly implemented
We aim to implement a quality of service system in a network router so that it can differentiate the type of traffic traversing it, and it can give privilege to data belonging to a ...
I have below code, which counts only adjacent letters in string and gives out count.
const inputData = [
'aabbc',
'xxxxvvhjh',
'PPPOM'
];
let output = [];
inputData.forEach(str => {
let strObj = {};
for (let i = 0; i < str.length; i++) {
if (strObj[str[i]] && str[i] === str[i - 1]) ...
I have written a question that hasn't gotten an answer in several days, and there's not much activity on my question (votes, views, comments).
What can I do to draw more attention to my question?
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I've written a small rust library that solves rust's problems with using recursive data types (e.g, linked lists).
using the library, you can use RecRef<'_, List>, and use it to travel up and down your list dynamically and safely at will.
It uses unsafe primitives but uses a clever trick to prese...
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Earlier today, a fellow moderator posted a comment. One "too chatty" flag was cast, and Community handled the flag and automatically deleted the comment. Some investigation turned up the fact that the reason only 1 flag was required to delete the comment was because it contained the word "accept"...
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I am not very experienced with T-SQL and feel this can be done better. The script changes ownership of all "user" (non-system) databases to sa.
Usage of a dynamic SQL expression seems unavoidable to me. Could I at least iterate the table names in a more elegant way — imperative code looks like a ...
