Nothing funny, just bit manipulation and accessing a big array. The functions are all similar and all display the same results; here's one example:
The system is 32-bit Xubuntu 8.10 on a quad-core Phenom II.
As I said before, the results are consistent. When I call
the time for the first, fourth, and seventh times are fast, the times for the third, sixth, and ninth times are slow, etc.
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Originally Posted by jim mcnamara
I happen not to like the static declaration of functions for a variety of reasons except in certain instances-- But that is very probably not the cause of this problem.
I don't do it much. If you have advice on better ways to do it, feel free to expound (or give a link!).
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LEARN ABOUT DEBIAN
ppd_emit_to_file
ppd_emit_to_file(3) Library Functions Manual ppd_emit_to_file(3)NAME
ppd_emit_to_file, ppd_emit_to_fd - Output device specific code.
SYNOPSIS
#include <ppd/ppd.h>
gboolean ppd_emit( PpdFile * ppd,FILE *fp,PpdSectionOrder section );
gboolean ppd_emitfd( PpdFile * ppd, int fd,PpdSectionOrder section );
DESCRIPTION
The ppd_emit_* functions output the device specific code appropriate to the specified section that has not already been emitted.. The
PpdFile pointer is obtained from opening a PPD file via the ppd_load(3) family of functions. The section can be any one of the following:
PPD_ORDER_ANY
Option code can be anywhere in the file
PPD_ORDER_DOCUMENT
Option code must be in the DocumentSetup section
PPD_ORDER_EXIT
Option code must be sent prior to the document
PPD_ORDER_JCL
Option code must be sent as a JCL command
PPD_ORDER_PAGE
Option code must be in the PageSetup section
PPD_ORDER_PROLOG
Option code must be in the Prolog section
The sections PPD_ORDER_DOCUMENT and PPD_ORDER_PAGE will also output code from the PPD_ORDER_ANY section.
Once a code section has been emitted it is marked as such and will not be emitted unless it is re-marked.
EXAMPLE
/* Setup code to emitted */
ppd_mark_defaults(ppd);
ppd_mark_option(ppd,"Duplex","DuplexNoTumble");
ppd_mark_option(ppd,"PageSize","A4");
/* Emit initial code (including any reset and JCL code) */
ppd_emit_to_file(ppd,stdout,PPD_ORDER_EXIT);
fputs(ppd->jcl_begin->str,stdout);
ppd_emit_to_file(ppd, stdout, PPD_ORDER_JCL);
fputs(ppd->jcl_ps->str, stdout);
/* Any header comments go here */
...
/* Prolog section */
printf("%%%%BeginProlog0);
ppd_emit_to_file(ppd, stdout, PPD_ORDER_PROLOG);
printf("%%%%EndProlog0);
/* Setup section */
printf("%%%%BeginSetup0);
ppd_emit_to_file(ppd, stdout, PPD_ORDER_DOCUMENT);
printf("%%%%EndSetup0);
/* Main document begins */
for (...) {
printf("%%%%Page: 1 10);
/* Re-mark so that this is emitted on each page */
ppd_mark_option(ppd,"PageSize","A4");
printf("%%%%PageSetup0);
ppd_emit_to_file(ppd, stdout, PPD_ORDER_PAGE);
printf("%%%%EndPageSetup0);
/* Page info goes here */
...
}
/* Send ending JCL code */
fputs(ppd->jcl_end->str,stdout);
SEE ALSO ppd_file_new(3), ppd_file_free(3)ppd_emit_to_file(3)