I solved the problem for now by doing a "Build All" in lazarus, rebuilding all
the system/sysutil libraries. Just had to set up all the "search paths" to point
to all the include file directories, which is annoying at first since there are
quite a few include files in different areas, but no so bad
- Original Message -
From: "L505" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "FPC-Pascal users discussions"
Sent: Friday, June 10, 2005 10:18 AM
Subject: [fpc-pascal] Optimize code for speed
...
> 1. begin
>M yString=Do.Something
>StrList3.add(MyString);
> end
>
> 2. beg
"Sysutils not found" is haunting me. Some of my programs compile fine, some
don't.. randomly. So basically sometimes sysutils works, sometimes doesn't (I
have also being playing around with compiler settings, and once in a while
deleting a ppu file or renaming it to ppu.old can do the trick)
Here
L505 said:
> What is more optimized code?
The answer is "whatever your profiler says". Modern CPUs do so much
faffing with what the compiler gives them that the only way to really
know is to try it. Or if you're targetting specific (normally
embedded) hardware, look at the assembly language and wo
What is more optimized code? The problem is.. number 1 is easier to comment the
source code.
Number 2 doesn't waste an extra variable (would it be a pointer? or a copy of
the var? if a pointer, any performance loss..or a very small one?)
1. begin
MyString:= Do.Something(somestring);
