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by robko
2676 days ago
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I get 60ms in C. But in your code, the compiler might decide to remove most of the code since b is not used after being calculated. I checked the assembly code and it does not seem to be the case here, but it's still something to be aware of. |
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OK, I get cca 80ms for my run with the parameter 1 on my main computer, and 200ms on N3150 Celeron.
> b is not used after being calculated
Earlier, I've never seen that any C compiler optimizes away the call to the allocator and the access to the so allocated arrays. Maybe it's different now? Hm, dead code elimination... I guess a random init of the few values before and read and print of a few values after the loop must be always safe... Now that I think, also filling the array with zeroes before.