http://www.youtube.com/v/Ylni9ROh9DQ&hl=en&fs=1A pictures worth a thousand words, and a six minute youtube video is worth a lot of pictures. Therefore, I easily meet the word count lowpass.
My GM test took 56.53 seconds to count to one hundred million.
If anyone else wants to see what their computer gets, just shove this in the room creation code:
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var date1, date2, elapsed, i;show_message("Let's count to one hundred million and see how long it takes.");date1 = date_current_datetime();for(i = 0; i < 100000000; i += 1){}date2 = date_current_datetime();elapsed = date_second_span(date1,date2);show_message("It took me " + string(elapsed) + " seconds to do that.");game_end();
so my computer isn't the fastest, but as you'll soon see, doesn't really matter how fast it is, ENIGMA's still faster. Except max framerate, which varies from card to card. I limit it to room_speed, GL limits it to any nearby 2-power.
I was bored and decided to see how long it'd take my computer to do it in Enigma. So I copied the code Josh used in his video:
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var et;int cs, ce;show_message("Let's count to one hundred million.");cpp { cs=clock(); }int a;for(a = 0; a < 100000000; a += 1){}cpp { ce=clock(); et=(ce-cs)*1000.0/CLOCKS_PER_SEC; }show_message("That took a mere " + string(et) + " milleseconds.");
It took 356 milleseconds. Josh has me beat in his video though. =P
Well I decided to test, but for some reason my GM is very,very slow, not sure why.
GM:340.55secG-java var (with boolean optimisation): 2.190secG-java var (without optimisation):4.657secG-java int:0.239secC++ int:1.283sec (MinGW)Upload the enigma test so I can test that too :)
Release date = date when my uncle gets married - in Austria, so I cannot be on when it will be released.
I'm keeping my eye on this, espicially since I heavily use variables.
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My GM test took 56.53 seconds to count to one hundred million.
If anyone else wants to see what their computer gets, just shove this in the room creation code:so my computer isn't the fastest, but as you'll soon see, doesn't really matter how fast it is, ENIGMA's still faster. Except max framerate, which varies from card to card. I limit it to room_speed, GL limits it to any nearby 2-power.
75.67 seconds for me.
That's awesome by comparison, once Enigma comes out I'll do a little comparison on my machine. Can't wait!-ElmerniteAlthough I don't doubt it will be faster than GM, I'd like to see how well it will handle graphics.
I was bored and decided to see how long it'd take my computer to do it in Enigma. So I copied the code Josh used in his video:
Wow my computer must suck. Tried running the GM test… it froze. D:
Well I decided to test, but for some reason my GM is very,very slow, not sure why.
GM:340.55secG-java var (with boolean optimisation): 2.190secG-java var (without optimisation):4.657secG-java int:0.239secC++ int:1.283sec (MinGW)Upload the enigma test so I can test that too :)