Thread: slowing down the output

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    slowing down the output

    hello,

    i need to slow down the output in a recursive function. but, i have no idea

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    Try using something like sleep()

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    >> i need to slow down the output in a recursive function. but, i have no idea

    Could you... be more specific... because.. I have no idea

    Better questions get better answers, yours is too vague IMO.
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    Use another recursive function to eat up time between outputs!
    Code:
    void fun1( size_t x )
    {
        if( x )
            fun1( x - 1 );
    }
    
    void fun2( size_t y )
    {
         if( y )
        {
            output( y );
            fun1( delay );
            fun2( y - 1 );
        }
    }
    You can never have too much recursion!


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