import java.lang.System;
class Test_Comp
{
public static void main (String[] args) {
int x = 8;
int k;
long d1, d2;
d1 = System.nanoTime();
for (int g = 10000; g != 0; g--)
k = 1 << x;
d2 = System.nanoTime();
System.out.println("Benchmark1: " + (d2-d1));
x = 8;
d1 = System.nanoTime();
for (int g = 10000; g != 0; g--)
k = x*2;
d2 = System.nanoTime();
System.out.println("Benchmark2: " + (d2-d1));
}
}
Who wrote that article?
Also, structs seem pretty much next to useless in this manner. No methods, cant return them from functions...
What the hell was Blizzard smoking?
Pointers are nice though, if incredibly limited.
Edit: Although, it seems like a vJass equivilent could definitely work on this.
#ifndef LISTINT_H_INCLUDED
#define LISTINT_H_INCLUDED
//Note: I tried translating most, however I left some hoare
//triplets on spanish. I'll translate them if requested.
typedef struct ListInt * ListInt;
//Pre there's space in memory;
//Post resultado != NULL && resultado->inic == NULL;
ListInt ListIntCreate();
//Pre l != NULL;
//Post all the space taken by the list has been freed;
void ListIntDestroy(ListInt l);
//Pre l != NULL;
/*Post The resulting list it's the old(list) with one more node at the end
* which has the value a;
*/
void ListInt_add(ListInt l, const int a);
//Pre l != NULL;
/*Post la lista resultante es la misma que la de entrada excepto a que
* carece del primer nodo en la lista que tenia el valor a.
*/
void ListInt_eliminateVal(ListInt l, const int a);
//Pre l != NULL && 0 <= p;
/*Post la lista resultante es la misma que la de entrada excepto a que
* carece nodo en la p-esima posicion.
*/
void ListInt_eliminatePos(ListInt l, const int p);
//Pre l != NULL;
//Post 1 == a esta en lista, 0 == a no esta en lista;
int ListInt_search(ListInt l, const int a);
//Pre l != NULL;
/*Post la lista resultante posee todos los elementos de la lista de entrada
* y ademas estos se encuentran en orden inverso.
*/
void ListInt_revert(ListInt l);
//Pre l != NULL;
//Post se han imprimido todos los elementos de la lista l.
void ListInt_print(ListInt l);
#endif
Those are all natives exported by the game at the moment. There is no trial and error in their findings but disassembling the sc2.exe file
As you can see, a lot of functions are missing, they will be added when Galaxy Editor comes out!
