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for the one i posted, here is a way to do it with 6 function calls, i can't remember how i did it last night with 5 right now =/. I'll have to come up with it again.

b(b(b( (b(b(b(cNum)))+cNum)...

also, see what's the least number of function calls you can get them down too. for the one i posted, i got it down to 5 so far.

using the functions from the second one:


int a( int Number )
{
return( Number * 3 );
}

int b( int Number )
{

frist: tempNum = a(b(cNum))+cNum;

second: tempNum = b(a(a(cNum)));

i'll come up with one in a minute...

With textpad you can add shortcut keys to run any dos command and have it capture the output. I use MinGW (gcc for windows) as my compiler. Unfortunately you can't capture all of it's output with...

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Dave's ran in 1500ms on my computer using the same optimization level.

Prelude, what system are you running these on? I'm just curious for future comparisons.

I saw his code. It ran in 625 ms on my machine (1.54GHz Athlon XP on XP Pro, using MinGW and GCC 3.3 as compiler).

I don't expect it to be the fastest, but he does have floating point file...

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just taking a wild guess here, but I bet they can be of any size (as in you are to use the program from the previous contest).

since i just found out about these that kinda bothers me because now...