The first function will always try to correct the final result, while the second uses a conditional to know when to compensate. I think that in general the second function will be faster, but it will look a little worse than the first.
int floor_mod1(int a, int b)
{
int mod = a % b;
retur...
I'm working on my project called Tictactoe. It is working great. So to play the game there is a function call play which takes pair of ints and decide where to play, while there's another function playO or playX which plays the game using those pair of ints returned by the play function. But if u...
I have several loops that look like this:
for (i = 0; i < n; i++) {
outer = something dependent on i only;
for (j = 0; j < n; j++)
something dependent on i,j,outer;
}
Where outer is of type double. I want to make them parallel. At first I thought of simply collapsing the loops and using ...
I want to create a stream class The input stream should read/parse a continuous range from left to right providing convenience methods. The implementation isn't a problem but choosing a consistence API.
A basic example would be:
input_stream is("Hello! 42");
is.peak(); // 'H'
is.read_n(7); // "...
With my VB.Net Windows Forms application, I would like to rotate and project a 3D object. The program works so far, which is why I'm reporting here and not Stack Overflow, but it's slow.
I've already made two optimizations:
1.) All points that are on the back of the object, i.e. that cannot be se...
