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Forum: Programming 01-05-2012
2,474
Posted By HeavyJ
Blitzkrieg Attack Algorithm - Is It A Google Trade Secret?
Hello,

I have conducted a series of investigations into lexicon data structures, and smaller really does mean faster, but a graph compression algorithm with instantaneous run time is not an area I...
Forum: Programming 04-11-2011
4,060
Posted By HeavyJ
The World's Most Advanced Lexicon-Data-Structure
Hello,

Over the past few years, I've conducted some rather thorough R&D in the field of lexicon-data-structure optimization.

A Trie is a good place to start, followed by a traditional DAWG.
...
Forum: Programming 11-02-2010
6,999
Posted By HeavyJ
Forgive me for the confusion. I need to import a...
Forgive me for the confusion. I need to import a large look-up-table from a data file into a memory location designated for read-only use. There must me a way to do it, because it is a common...
Forum: Programming 11-02-2010
6,999
Posted By HeavyJ
Corona688, I never said I needed to "write...
Corona688,

I never said I needed to "write to a const array" as you put it.

"How do I now initialize the const arrays using fread()?"

Initialize is the word I used. All real data must be...
Forum: Programming 11-02-2010
6,999
Posted By HeavyJ
C: Initialize "const" array from the "heap"
Hello,

I am working on solving an NP-Complete problem, so it is very important that operations and data with limited integer-argument ranges be computed using immutable look-up-tables contained...
Forum: Programming 06-30-2010
2,525
Posted By HeavyJ
64-bit CRC Transition To Bytewise Lookup-Table
Good Evening,

I started working on the 17x17 4-colouring challenge, and I ran into a bit of an I/O snag.

It was an enormous headache to detect the differences in very similar 289-char strings....
Forum: Programming 04-22-2010
3,034
Posted By HeavyJ
TWL06 Lexicon DAWG Engine
Hello UNIX,

I wrote a Java Web-Start application based on my C code for the Directed Acyclic Word Graph or DAWG. It is primarily an effective and convenient tool for training to be an expert...
Forum: Programming 10-25-2009
2,887
Posted By HeavyJ
Conpressed, Direct Child Info, Word Tracking, Lexicon Data Structure, ADTDAWG?
Hello,

Back in late August 2009, I decided to start working on a modification of the traditional Directed Acyclic Word Graph data structure.

End Of Word Nodes did not match up with single...
Forum: Programming 10-20-2009
4,174
Posted By HeavyJ
C: Binary Insertion Sort Optimization: Scoreboard
Hello,

As part of a scheme to determine the top 10 5x5 Boggle board configurations beyond a reasonable doubt, I set out to optimize every aspect of the problem, and this is part one of a series of...
Forum: Programming 10-20-2009
7,519
Posted By HeavyJ
Thank you for the answer... Is there any...
Thank you for the answer...

Is there any difference between these two loops?

for ( X = 0; X < 10; X++ ){
use X;
}

for ( X = 0; X < 10; ++X ){
use X;
}
Forum: Programming 10-19-2009
2,397
Posted By HeavyJ
broli, C does not hide memory pointer...
broli,

C does not hide memory pointer information.

"asdf" is a "string literal."

when initializing a char*, "asdf" is seen by the program as a pointer to that location in memory.

The same...
Forum: Programming 10-19-2009
2,293
Posted By HeavyJ
HardyV2, School work, all right... That...
HardyV2,

School work, all right... That answers the "why Java?" question.

Red Flag = way too general = not that important = don't answer me

I think you should ask your teacher or prof....
Forum: Programming 10-19-2009
2,293
Posted By HeavyJ
Hello, Why Java? If you need a GUI or web...
Hello,

Why Java? If you need a GUI or web site integration you might be on the right track.

I prefer standard C due its ability to introduce pseudo classes with law enforcement taken care of...
Forum: Programming 10-19-2009
7,519
Posted By HeavyJ
The C for() loop - A strange observation
Hello,

I am optimizing my low level C coding style.

I have run into an strange C implementation fact:
----------------------------------------------------
unsigned int X;

for ( X = 0; X <...
Forum: Programming 10-05-2009
6,474
Posted By HeavyJ
Ya, Thanks but I am chronically unemployed. ...
Ya,

Thanks but I am chronically unemployed. Aerospace engineering hasn't really worked out for this go-getter.

There is an ATI facility near my home, and I decided to support that company when...
Forum: Programming 10-04-2009
6,474
Posted By HeavyJ
I suppose by standard, I mean that I don't need...
I suppose by standard, I mean that I don't need to download any libraries. I type g++ -pthread.

micro-parallel = algorithm cut up into its smallest independent units, so that the performance will...
Forum: Programming 10-03-2009
6,474
Posted By HeavyJ
Ubuntu 9.04 g++ Done in a Terminal. ...
Ubuntu 9.04

g++

Done in a Terminal.

If you are serious about helping me use 100% CPU, I will send you the code (all of it). Know that I have spent a solid two months developing this work,...
Forum: Programming 10-02-2009
6,474
Posted By HeavyJ
Allow me to make myself very clear: - The...
Allow me to make myself very clear:

- The lexicon data structure is immutable.
- I have named it the ADTDAWG - Adamovsky Direct Tracking Directed Acyclic Word Graph, contained in 4 arrays of...
Forum: Programming 10-02-2009
6,474
Posted By HeavyJ
C POSIX: Analyze a Boggle board using 100% CPU on a quad core.
I have written the worlds most advanced lexicon data structure in order to score a Boggle Board using a parallel algorithm.

I ran into a problem. Using mutexes and condition variables did not...
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