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author | Marko Živković <[email protected]> | 2014-06-12 23:43:59 +0000 |
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committer | Marko Živković <[email protected]> | 2014-06-12 23:43:59 +0000 |
commit | a576088a6e9567fbffd13ce23a32a460a785832d (patch) | |
tree | 591bb5f12a48d9704dceb1443eb4ba8d1ddefa63 | |
parent | 9f789867f5593acc29461f51871d06327746752b (diff) |
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diff --git a/logo/src/xlogo/gpl/x4s_info.html b/logo/src/xlogo/gpl/x4s_info.html index ff7458e..699fd50 100644 --- a/logo/src/xlogo/gpl/x4s_info.html +++ b/logo/src/xlogo/gpl/x4s_info.html @@ -37,6 +37,6 @@ <li>
The Graphics are much smoother due to another rendering configuration.</li>
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- Measured on a Sierpinski Triangle of depth 9, XLogo4Schools is around 25% faster than XLogo (16s vs. 21s on my machine). It is even faster, when many procedures are added to the workspace. XLogo uses a stack to manage its procedures and it uses O(N) string comparisons to find a procedure. Interestingly, the hash operations push and pop are not really used. XLogo4Schools uses a HashMap that usually works in O(1).</li>
+ Measured on a Sierpinski Triangle of depth 9, XLogo4Schools is around 25% faster than XLogo (16s vs. 21s on my machine). It is even faster, when many procedures are added to the workspace. XLogo used a stack to manage its procedures which took O(N) string comparisons to find a procedure. Interestingly, the designated stack operations push and pop are not really used. For the same purpose, XLogo4Schools uses now a HashMap that usually works in O(1).</li>
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