Shift Register Instead of For loop
Hiya, Is it possible that I could use shift registers instead of for loop in mathcad. Thanks.
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Mathcad has not the ability to do bit shift operations on integers - there are no explicit data types, anyway.What would be the reason for that kind of operation? If its speeding up calculations or...
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I want to replace for loop, as it takes alot of time and computation.
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Anum Ali wrote: I want to replace for loop, as it takes alot of time and computation.I guessed it, but unfortunately shifting in the sense you thinks of is not available in Mathcad.But most of the...
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Its a simple for loop, I dont know how it could be more simplified. I code is attached below.
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Won't work on a screenshot.But local variable x is obsolete and not used in any case.You don't reveal much of what you intend to do, but it looks like simple copy operations and the second prog...
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Have a look at these functions, which I think can be adapted to what you want and do work a bit like shift registersBitvecs.xmcd
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Thanks for your help but you are still using while and for loops.
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I cant share my mathcad worksheet due to office regulations. Only I want to replace for loop as shown above.
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I think the only way to do this would be to create user dlls from C or C++, languages that do support shift operations. See Mathcad help on how to do this. Quite a lot of work, and only worthwhile if...
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Anum Ali wrote: I cant share my mathcad worksheet due to office regulations. Only I want to replace for loop as shown above.Thats quite often case, but most of the time posters are able to create a...
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Hello, What operations do you want to do with / after the shift register? If you can give examples of the type of calculation that you neeed there may be ways to achieve your goals. Regards Andy
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A little more on this. If one wants to create something that behaves like a shift register you can build something wher each element copies its neighbor on each clock pulse - but a much more efficient...
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Its hard to advice as AnumAli only vaguely described HOW he would like to solve his problem (whatever it is), obviously having in mind some programming languages he is familiar with.But what Andy and...
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Won't work on a screenshot.But local variable x is obsolete and not used in any case.You don't reveal much of what you intend to do, but it looks like simple copy operations and the second prog...
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Have a look at these functions, which I think can be adapted to what you want and do work a bit like shift registersBitvecs.xmcd
View ArticleRe: Shift Register Instead of For loop
Thanks for your help but you are still using while and for loops.
View ArticleRe: Shift Register Instead of For loop
I cant share my mathcad worksheet due to office regulations. Only I want to replace for loop as shown above.
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