On Tue, 2003-10-21 at 05:27, Majorinc, Kazimir wrote:
> How can I replace f(x1,...,x10) with side effects, i.e. one that changes
> x1,...,x10 (not structures!) without significant size increase of the
> source in Unicon? I know I can do
>
> every x1|x2|...|x10:=f(x1,...,x10)
>
> but it requires rather complicated f and for some (not all) cases slowdown
> is significant.
> Is there a better way?
You can use a co-expression to help keep f() from being *too*
complicated:
cf := create f(x1,...,x10)
every x1|x2|...|x10 := @cf
procedure f(x1,...,x10)
# changes to parameters ("side effects")
suspend x1|x2|...|x10 # order must match external refs!!
end
[This is 'scary' code - why not use a structure instead of
simple variables?]
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