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Tag Archive for enumerations at Jozef Chúťka's blog
May 19, 2010
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A different view on loops – listener-looping
What is the usual practice when searching / setting / operating over some list of item? I think you usually think of iterating over some list (array) or linked list etc. Well, ActionScript has to offer one more technique you maybe never tought of, lets call it listener-looping. ActionScript is event based language, that means that every EventDispatcher based classes are able to listen and dispatch events. And this fits our needs for loop alternative. Lets suggest, you do not have any list to be iterated over but you still have a chance to accomplish it by making each item listening for custom event.
November 11, 2009
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ActionScript 3 Performance Testing
Have you ever been curious about performance (benchmark) tests in ActionScript 3? Here are some results gathered from gskinner blog.
Performance testing on loops (read more).
method............................................................. ms
for (var i:uint=0; i<length; i++) 40
for (var i:uint=length; i>0; i--) 40
var i:uint = 0; while (i < length) i++; 40
var i:uint = length; while (--i) 52
var i:uint = 0; do {} while (++i < length); 68
var i:uint = length-1; do {} while (i--); 68
for (var b:* in arr) 224
for each (var b:Boolean in arr) 216
for each (var b:* in arr) 200
for each (var b:* in arr) var c:Boolean = b as Boolean; 686
arr.forEach(arrForEachF) 1446
Performance testing on operations with Number, int, uint. (read more)
Assignment (a:TYPE = 0) ......... min - max (ms)
int: 24 - 45
Number: 24 - 36
uint: 25 - 37
Assignment (a:TYPE = 0.5) ....... min - max (ms)
int: 56 - 83
Number: 26 - 43
uint: 57 - 92
Division (a:TYPE = i/2) ......... min - max (ms)
int: 60 - 105
Number: 34 - 64
uint: 184 - 278
Multiplication (a:TYPE = i*2) ... min - max (ms)
int: 78 - 129
Number: 39 - 64
uint: 207 - 280
Addition (a:TYPE = i+2) ......... min - max (ms)
int: 31 - 49
Number: 44 - 55
uint: 85 - 113
Bitshift (a:TYPE = i<<1) ........ min - max (ms)
int: 31 - 63
Number: 61 - 114
uint: 71 - 130