Deciphering the Code
Posted: Tue May 28, 2002 10:43 pm
Several people (well at least a couple) have taken some interest
in figuring out what is happening inside the code. For example, how
Wisdom points are computed.
I am willing to put almost anything into the debug version of
CSB for Windows. I, personally, have found the Timer Trace to
be very valuable in helping my understanding. If you would
like something added to the trace:
1)Prepare a print statement and put it into the code. Mark
it clearly so I can find it. Like surround it with comments
//****** Added trace ****
Printf(".........
//****** End added trace
2)I will put it into the debug version of the program.
3)I will post the debug version
4)You can see the results in the trace file.
These will become permanent additions to the code
with #ifdef - #endif so only your additions will show
up when I compile it for you.
PAul
prsteven@facstaff.wisc.edu
in figuring out what is happening inside the code. For example, how
Wisdom points are computed.
I am willing to put almost anything into the debug version of
CSB for Windows. I, personally, have found the Timer Trace to
be very valuable in helping my understanding. If you would
like something added to the trace:
1)Prepare a print statement and put it into the code. Mark
it clearly so I can find it. Like surround it with comments
//****** Added trace ****
Printf(".........
//****** End added trace
2)I will put it into the debug version of the program.
3)I will post the debug version
4)You can see the results in the trace file.
These will become permanent additions to the code
with #ifdef - #endif so only your additions will show
up when I compile it for you.
PAul
prsteven@facstaff.wisc.edu