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Code processing (only) upon input change
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Code processing (only) upon input change
Hi,
I'm working with 'blue code' calculation, in which the input is (say): A,B,C and output is X,Y,Z.
I would like the code to process ONLY if A,B or C have changed and for a single code flow.
I remember (from the synthmaker) forum using such a technique, by converting from 'blue code' to assembley and adding a unique code.
But -I couldn't find examples in the new forum.
Can anyone please re-explain this method ?
Appreciated
I'm working with 'blue code' calculation, in which the input is (say): A,B,C and output is X,Y,Z.
I would like the code to process ONLY if A,B or C have changed and for a single code flow.
I remember (from the synthmaker) forum using such a technique, by converting from 'blue code' to assembley and adding a unique code.
But -I couldn't find examples in the new forum.
Can anyone please re-explain this method ?
Appreciated
- Rocko
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Re: Code processing (only) upon input change
you basically need to use conditional jump
It should be easy to check where the "checking code" ends. It should end with "movaps temp,xmm?;" (where ? is 0-7)
To be sure, just check where the code ends when only the "checking code" is present in the code module.
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//code that checks whether inputs changed
//result is in "temp" variable
mov eax,temp[0];
cmp eax,0; //compare with zero
jz theEnd; //jump if equal
//code that you want to skip
theEnd:
//additional code you don't want to skip
It should be easy to check where the "checking code" ends. It should end with "movaps temp,xmm?;" (where ? is 0-7)
To be sure, just check where the code ends when only the "checking code" is present in the code module.
- KG_is_back
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