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Added this one. x64.
I have a different picture on a newer stone.
In addition, I have it implemented via static variables, which should slow down the random time test and speed up a lot on an ordered input time stream.
I'm getting a different picture on a newer stone.
Then a question to the developers, why do you have to create stone-dependent code for optimal performance?
Then a question to the developers, why do you have to create stone-dependent code for optimal performance?
read this article
https://habr.com/ru/amp/publications/811151/
The probability of MQL's life in 2100 is zero
Why?
Read this article
https://habr.com/ru/amp/publications/811151/
Thanks. But still the article demonstrates performance differences for very different hardware.
Here Intel stones are also different.
Thank you. But still the article demonstrates performance differences for very different hardware.
Intel stones are different here.
I've pieced together various methods that have appeared here before.
For comparison of speeds of the proposed methods (the standard method is not interesting) it makes sense to do only such a checksum.
DayOfYear - I have no idea what it is for. Intraday time (and day of the week) - elementary always. But the first three summands are the main difficulty, that's why their implementations are worth comparing. So is the inverse functionality.
Then it's enough
uint mm =dt.day;
you still need month and year to calculate the day
For comparison of speeds of the proposed methods (the standard method is not interesting) it makes sense to do only such a checksum. DayOfYear - I have no idea what it is for. Intraday time (and day of the week) - elementary always. But the first three summands are the main difficulty, that's why their implementations are worth comparing. As well as the reverse functionality.
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