Mark R. Diggory wrote:
In Repast they/we encountered that reflection costs tend to make wanting
to work with Collections as the core of a mathematical evaluation a bit
costly, In RePast the solution to this was to pickup the trove API
(similar to BCEL) and actually generate bytecode
--- Mark R. Diggory [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm starting to consider that the implementations we have of higher-end
Univariates (ListUnivariate/BeanListUnivariate) are a bit premature.
In Repast they/we encountered that reflection costs tend to make wanting
to work with Collections as the
J.Pietschmann wrote:
Mark R. Diggory wrote:
In Repast they/we encountered that reflection costs tend to make
wanting to work with Collections as the core of a mathematical
evaluation a bit costly, In RePast the solution to this was to pickup
the trove API (similar to BCEL) and actually
I'm starting to consider that the implementations we have of higher-end
Univariates (ListUnivariate/BeanListUnivariate) are a bit premature.
In Repast they/we encountered that reflection costs tend to make wanting
to work with Collections as the core of a mathematical evaluation a bit
costly,
