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Finding and getting data from a static table (Vectorized Data Query)

M.Bora Can

I have a big table which inclues values according to parameters like x and y. How can i find a values fast enough without high cpu load?

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  • 0 in reply to M.Bora Can

    That is a one-dimensional lookup, and it seems like all x values between 1 and 192 are represented. So instant lookup...

    struct {
    unsigned y,z;
} my_table[] = {
    {11,23},
    {10,22},
    ...
};

my_y_result = my_table[x-1].y;
my_z_result = my_table[x-1].z;

    You may optionally define y = 0 and z = 1 and have a two-dimensional array:

    unsigned my_array[][2] = {
    {11,23},
    {10,22},
    ...
};

my_y_result = my_table[x-1][0];
my_z_result = my_table[x-1][1];

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  • 0 in reply to M.Bora Can

    That is a one-dimensional lookup, and it seems like all x values between 1 and 192 are represented. So instant lookup...

    struct {
    unsigned y,z;
} my_table[] = {
    {11,23},
    {10,22},
    ...
};

my_y_result = my_table[x-1].y;
my_z_result = my_table[x-1].z;

    You may optionally define y = 0 and z = 1 and have a two-dimensional array:

    unsigned my_array[][2] = {
    {11,23},
    {10,22},
    ...
};

my_y_result = my_table[x-1][0];
my_z_result = my_table[x-1][1];

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