Re: OOS approach revisited

On 23/06/2025 3:09 pm, LIT wrote:

1 VARIABLE X
2 VARIABLE Y
3 VARIABLE Z
 
: TEST1 1000 0 DO 10000 0 DO  X @ Y @ + Z !  LOOP LOOP ; ok
: TEST2 1000 0 DO 10000 0 DO  X Y Z +>  LOOP LOOP ; ok
TICKS TEST1 TICKS 2SWAP DMINUS D+ D. 121 ok
TICKS TEST2 TICKS 2SWAP DMINUS D+ D. 71 ok
 
: TEST1 1000 0 DO 10000 0 DO  1 X +! 1 Y +! X @ Y @ + Z !  LOOP LOOP ;
ok
: TEST2 1000 0 DO 10000 0 DO  X ++ Y ++  X Y Z +>  LOOP LOOP ; ok
TICKS TEST1 TICKS 2SWAP DMINUS D+ D. 217 ok
TICKS TEST2 TICKS 2SWAP DMINUS D+ D. 132 ok
 
'+>' moves a sum of two variables into body of the third one.
 
The results are rather promising, from one can see.

The saving come from rolling  @ @ + ! into a single very specialized
function.  But what about the loading of X Y and retrieving of Z which
are unavoidable in practice?  Should that not be included in the test?