RPL mini-challenge: Create an anti-Identity Matrix

[Claudio L.]

(05-13-2018 02:52 AM)DavidM Wrote:  Claudio, I've tested your 2nd program on my 50g with much better results:

With exact integers (input, constants, and output): 1.62s
With approximate numbers (input, constants, and output): 0.33s

Now we are talking speed, I was thinking that 3 seconds to shuffle numbers in the stack was a bit much, but I had no reason to doubt his results.

(05-13-2018 02:52 AM)DavidM Wrote:  I did have to make one small change, though: dropping the tick marks around K in the FOR loop declaration. That's probably a subtle difference between New- and Old-RPL.

Ahhh, newRPL doesn't require the quotes (you can type it either way), but it does add them when decompiling (just to show it's the name of the variable), so they came out when I copy/pasted. Good that you caught that.