thanks for the help guys, I actually figured it out before coming back here. I also should have said that I was to do it recursively only, hence making a little more sence to my above madness. I did...
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thanks for the help guys, I actually figured it out before coming back here. I also should have said that I was to do it recursively only, hence making a little more sence to my above madness. I did...
well here's the call
rec_function(matrix_a, matrix_b, multiply, user);
/* that's 3 already initialized matrix's, plus the size (square) */
/*and here's the function*/
int...
Thank you much klausi, I've got something I can use now.
Your right about not understanding functions enough, I'll do a bit more research next time;)
~mike~
This is what's coming out...
@n=0 ->0
@n=32 ->20000
@n=128 ->1040000
Are these values representing CPU ticks or do they have actual value when it comes to time....
eg. @n=32...
Is there a way to time your code
eg..
main()
{
starttime();
do some stuff.....