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Re: Speed Question...
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Darren Schreiber |
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Re: Speed Question... |
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Tue, 16 Nov 1999 22:00:22 -0800 |
Does the creation and dropping of an index for each agent consume more time
than is gained by not using atOffset? Recall that this will involve the
creation and dropping of 50,000 indexes since each agent will be comparing
a unique list.
Darren
>>>>>> "DS" == Darren Schreiber <address@hidden> writes:
>
>DS> I have been using atOffset to parse the optionsList. I am
>DS> planning on changing to use index instead.
>
>DS> Which way should be faster?
>
>If you have a List and you want to step through it, it is faster to
>use an index because to get to the nth item involves traveling through
>the n - 1 previous items. But if you have an Array (either Swarm or C),
>it doesn't matter which one you use.
>
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Darren Schreiber
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Political Science, UCLA
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