Hi: 1) Thank you very much everyone! 2) LOL, I've been working erroneously well all my life! I modified the program a bit. (I hope I did not have more errors) 'lrcvs 01.10.17 'program to eliminate repeated elements in an array. '1) we sort the initial array, using quicksort. '2) we remove the repeat...

Hi


Editor Fb:


FB IDE See 0.4.6, February 19, 2006, wxwidgets 2.2.2

Hi, sancho3:


... but with the editor, there is no error... and... is a good idea!

... 3.000.000 of elements <= 1 second!


Init array of 3000000 elements, some repeated

There are 1896773 unique elements

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Regards

Hi, sancho3:

You're right!

I have never tried "fbc -exx" xxx.bas "

and yes, it indicates the same error as you.

... but with the editor, there is no error.

Hi, Sorry for the delay in responding. Well, I work with this: FB IDE See 0.4.6, February 19, 2006, wxwidgets 2.2.2 And with this editor, the program does not indicate error. Here you have a sample: 13 10 18 18 16 3 20 7 3 17 13 14 16 8 19 14 8 13 8 13 Init array of 20 elements, some repeated 3 7 8 ...

Hi The program does not indicate an error. 'lrcvs 01.10.17 'Program to eliminate repeated elements in an array. '1) we sort the initial array, using quicksort. '2) we remove the repeated elements, skipping the ones that are the same 'and reducing the time of "cleaning the repeated elements"...

Hi, all!

Thanks to both of you.
I change the lines of code that you indicate to me.

Hi! 'lrcvs 01.11.17 'Program to eliminate repeated elements in an array. '1) we sort the initial array, using quicksort. '2) we remove the repeated elements. '3) skipping the ones that are the same and reducing the time of "cleaning the repeated elements". DECLARE SUB ordenar2 (s()AS INTEG...

Hi, bplus:

Thanks!

I wish that some routine of the turtle program may be useful.

Another fan of yours!

Hi, fxm: Apologies for the delay in responding. The examples you show, demonstrate that working with several dimensions with pointers is relatively easy. But when you have to remove all pointer type variables, you must also make several loops. Using multi-dimensional pseudovectors, we simply need a ...

@fxm:

(In the end, pointers and arrays are "equivalent")

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