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  • Tom Hanlin
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    The slowest part of that is unquestionably the VAL function, which is
    designed to work with integers, floating point, hexadecimal and so
    forth: a complex function. Since you don't need anything nearly that
    fancy here, you might want to build your own specialized VAL replacement.

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  • Matthias Kuhn
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    Thanks Lance for the quick replay ..

    Your routine more smart but it is as quick as mine on my old P166.
    I'll try it on my P300 tomorrow.

    Both need about 5 sec per 1 000 000 passes.

    I know that my idea is unusual but I've to change
    string$ e.g. " 123" to a? - variable.

    Regards

    Matthias Kuhn




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  • Lance Edmonds
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    What about something like this... there should be no range errors if BY$ exceeds the range of a 16-bit integer.
    Code:
    function test_byte?(byval by$) public
      function = max%(0, min%(val(by$),255))
    end function
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  • Matthias Kuhn
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    More speed

    Hi all,

    how can I made this much more quicker ??
    I want to test if the num-range is ok for
    byte?-variables.


    function test_byte?(byval by$ ) public
    local a%
    a%=val(by$)
    if a%>255 then
    function=255
    elseif a%<0 then
    function=0
    else
    function=a%
    end if
    end function

    I`ve tested with on local error but I
    get the always the err=6 Over... by 256 and
    -1

    Thank for help

    Matthias Kuhn

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