[JASS] Benchmark test 'request'

[Vestras]

No, this doesn't belong in the request forum IMO.
I'm just looking for someone who can benchmark (or speedtest) the following script VS HAIL, ABC, TT, TimerUtils (both) and HSAS.
Thanks.

library_once DAS initializer Init

    globals
        private constant integer INT=1023
        // 
    endglobals

    private type store1 extends integer array[1023][40000]
    private type store2 extends store1 array[1023]
    globals
        private store2 store
    endglobals
    private function H2I takes handle h returns integer
        return h
        return 0
    endfunction

    function GetStruct takes handle h returns integer
        local integer i=H2I(h)-0x100000
        return store[i/INT][i-(i/INT)*INT]
    endfunction

    function StoreStruct takes handle h, integer xxx returns nothing
        local integer i=H2I(h)-0x100000
        set store[i/INT][i-(i/INT)*INT]=xxx
    endfunction

    private function Init takes nothing returns nothing
        local integer i=-1
        set store=store2.create()
        loop
            set i=i+1
            exitwhen i==store2.size
            set store[i]=store.create()
        endloop
    endfunction

endlibrary

 

[TheBlooddancer]

Why cant you do it yourself?

 

[Vestras]

Why cant you do it yourself?

Because my computer can't take it.

 

[The Reborn Devil]

[i-(i/INT)*INT]

Isn't that the same as saying [i - i]? Multiplication and division is before addition and subtraction.

 

[spiwn]

Isn't that the same as saying [i - i]? Multiplication and division is before addition and subtraction.

That is the same as modulo (%).

 

[The Reborn Devil]

Modulo finds the remainder of a division and as far as I can see (i/INT)*INT doesn't. It just divides i with INT and then multiplies it with INT. So if i = 10 and INT = 5 it will be like this: (10/5)*5) which is 10.

 

[spiwn]

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I would just tell you to see what the Blizzard's Modulo function does, but I will show you.
In your example 10%5 is 0
So
10 - (10/5)*5 = 0 So it is OK...
23 - (23/7)*7 = 23 - (3)*7 = 23 - 21 = 2

 

[The Reborn Devil]

Ok, I see now.