| ??? 01/10/08 19:30 Read: times |
#149272 - you could, but Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Which is, effectively, a lookup-table.
In 'C', you could also implement it as a 'switch' Keil has (I can see no reason but to make the optimizer look better) made the 'fast switch' (compiled as jmp @) an optimizer function although it belongs in the compiler. Thus only "implement it as a 'switch'" if your code can handle snailing. ANYHOW Neils lookup table code IS C Erik |
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