Re: [Bug-apl] Performance problem with simple program

[Elias Mårtenson]

I was just looking at the change, and it's the addition of the following code, run just after the check for ) or ] commands:

Token constant;

ExecuteList * fun = ExecuteList::fix(statement.no_pad(), constant, LOC);

   if (fun == 0)

      {

         if (constant.get_tag() == TOK_APL_VALUE1)   return constant;

         SYNTAX_ERROR;

      }

The call to ExecuteList::fix will return NULL if the object is parsed as any fixed object (i.e. not a result of a function call). This includes arrays and strings.

Regards,

Elias

On 12 October 2015 at 11:37, <address@hidden> wrote:

Jürgen,

Just wondering: Does this optimization in SVN 682 also apply to a homogeneous list of numbers? For example, if the input string is '1 2 3 3 45 3 2'. Is this what you mean when using the term 'single value' ?

-Alex