Author: Uri Blass
Date: 10:04:49 12/26/02
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On December 26, 2002 at 12:47:07, Jeremiah Penery wrote: >On December 26, 2002 at 06:32:09, Dave Gomboc wrote: > >>The run-time if and the compile-time #if are both better than the cut-and-paste. >> >>Dave > >I agree about the run-time if. The compile-time #if seems silly, because it >means he has to compile twice, and make separate .exe files. Yes There are also other silly things that I do I do not do profile optimization and I use only optimize for speed so compiling 2 versions is not a problem. I also guess that I do not check for bugs in a good way. I have the following problem. I added a line to my program that was not supposed to change the output but the output was changed and I want to find the reason. I found that one varaible was not the same after 1192598 nodes. I want to find the first node that it was not the same. I guess that there should be an easy way to do it but I do not know and simply do a binary search when I every time ask both versions to print the varaible in some nodes in an interval and look for 2 nodes in the interval when in the first node the varaible is the same and in the second it is not the same. Uri
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