I get reflection warnings on your `plusS` function. I think it's from
adding the two `short`s. Remember that Clojure 1.3 only supports `long` and
`double` primitives natively. The compiler may be a missing a case for
conversion from `short` to `long`.
If this is performance-critical code you
On Sat, Jun 4, 2011 at 6:32 AM, bOR_ wrote:
> (defn plusS ^shorts [^shorts array ^shorts arr2]
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> (amap array idx ret (short (+ (aget array idx) (aget arr2 idx)
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> (defn plusI ^ints [^ints array ^ints arr2]
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> "adds two Int arrays."
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Hi all,
Noticed in Clojure 1.3-Alpha8 that there is a large difference in speed when
adding two Short/TYPE arrays rather than two Integer/TYPE java arrays. Is
that something related to clojure, my code, or just a CPU-related thing when
it comes to summing. I'd like to save some memory by using
