Christoph:
I would do it as follows:
Word_t NextIndex;
int Rc;
Pvoid_t J1ToArray;
J1ToArray = NULL; // Initialize To array
NextIndex = 0; // start at beginning
J1F(Rc, J1FromArray, NextIndex); // return first Index
while (Rc)
{
J1S(Rc, J1ToArray, NextIndex);
J1N(Rc, J1FromArray, NextIndex);
}
You will be surprised how fast it is -- much faster that the time to build
"from"
array because it is done in sorted order -- and thus all in the Cache.
Good Luck,
Doug Baskins
Christoph Bartoschek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi,
what is the correct way to copy a Judy1 array? Can one just malloc() the
memory for Judy1MemUsed() bytes and use memcpy()?
Greetings
Christoph Bartoschek
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