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// Test of the speed of a function with an explicit "return" vs. one
// with an implicit return as the last statement in the function.
funcNoReturn[a,b] := a + b
funcReturn[a,b] :=
{
return (a+b)
}
funcMultipleReturn[a,b] :=
{
2+2
return a+b
}
funcNonLastReturn[a,b] :=
{
if 1<2
return a+b
else
return b+a
}
limit = 10000
s1 = now[]
for i = 1 to 5
{
start = now[]
for a = 1 to limit
{
funcReturn[1,2]
}
end = now[]
println["Return took " + (end-start -> "s")]
start = now[]
for a = 1 to limit
{
funcNoReturn[1,2]
}
end = now[]
println["NoReturn took " + (end-start -> "s")]
start = now[]
for a = 1 to limit
{
funcMultipleReturn[1,2]
}
end = now[]
println["MultipleReturn took " + (end-start -> "s")]
start = now[]
for a = 1 to limit
{
funcNonLastReturn[1,2]
}
end = now[]
println["NonLastReturn took " + (end-start -> "s")]
}
e1 = now[]
println["Total is " + (e1-s1 -> "s")]
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