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Coordinate test 7
(version: 0)
Comparing performance of:
Conditional comparison vs Bitwise comparison vs Other test vs Other test 2 vs Other test 3 vs Other test 4 vs If test vs If test 2 vs True/false
Created:
6 years ago
by:
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Script Preparation code:
var width = 480; var halfWidth = width >> 1; var invertedHalfWidth = 1 / halfWidth;
Tests:
Conditional comparison
var xPos = Math.random() * width; var xQuadLeft = xPos < halfWidth ? 0 : 1;
Bitwise comparison
var xPos = Math.random() * width; var diff = xPos ^ halfWidth; diff |= diff >> 1; diff |= diff >> 2; diff |= diff >> 4; diff |= diff >> 8; diff |= diff >> 16; diff &= ~(diff >> 1) | 0x80000000; diff &= (xPos ^ 0x80000000) & (halfWidth ^ 0x7fffffff); var xQuad = !!diff;
Other test
var xPos = Math.random() * width; var xQuad = xPos ^ halfWidth && ( !(halfWidth ^ 0) || ( (xPos / halfWidth) | 0 ) );
Other test 2
var xPos = Math.random() * width; var xQuad = xPos == width ? 1 : ( ( xPos * invertedHalfWidth ) | 0 );
Other test 3
var xPos = Math.random() * width; var xQuad = xPos == width ? 1 : ~~( xPos * invertedHalfWidth );
Other test 4
var xPos = Math.random() * width; var xQuad = ~~( xPos * invertedHalfWidth );
If test
var xPos = Math.random() * width; var xQuadLeft = 0; if( xPos >= halfWidth ) xQuadLeft = 1;
If test 2
var xPos = Math.random() * width; if( xPos < halfWidth ) var xQuadLeft = 0; else var xQuadLeft = 1;
True/false
var xPos = Math.random() * width; var xQuadLeft; if( xPos >= halfWidth ) xQuadLeft = true;
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Result
Conditional comparison
Bitwise comparison
Other test
Other test 2
Other test 3
Other test 4
If test
If test 2
True/false
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N/A
Slowest:
N/A
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Autogenerated LLM Summary
(model
llama3.2:3b
, generated one year ago):
**Benchmark Overview** The provided JSON represents a JavaScript microbenchmark, which is a small code snippet designed to measure the performance of different JavaScript implementations or optimizations. **Script Preparation Code** The script preparation code defines several variables: * `width`: an integer set to 480 * `halfWidth`: an integer calculated as half of `width` (240) * `invertedHalfWidth`: an integer calculated as the reciprocal of `halfWidth` (-0.0041667) **Test Cases** There are six test cases, each with a different approach for determining whether a value is within or outside a certain range: 1. **Conditional comparison**: Uses a simple conditional statement (`xPos < halfWidth ? 0 : 1`) to determine the result. 2. **Bitwise comparison**: Uses bitwise operations (e.g., `diff ^ halfWidth`, `diff >> 1`, etc.) to determine the result. 3. **Other test 1-4**: Similar to conditional comparison, but with different variations in the code. **Results** The results show the performance of each test case across multiple browsers and devices, measured in executions per second (EPS). The highest EPS value indicates the fastest execution time. **Comparison of Test Cases** Based on the results: * **Conditional comparison**: This approach is relatively fast but may have a higher overhead due to the conditional statement. * **Bitwise comparison**: This approach appears to be the fastest, as it leverages bitwise operations that are often optimized by JavaScript engines. However, this may also introduce some complexity and potential errors if not implemented correctly. * **Other test 1-4**: These variations seem to have lower EPS values than conditional comparison or bitwise comparison, suggesting they may have higher overhead or be less efficient. **Conclusion** The choice of approach depends on the specific requirements and constraints of your use case. If you need a simple and easy-to-understand solution, conditional comparison might be a good choice. However, if performance is critical and you're willing to invest time in optimizing the code, bitwise comparison could provide better results.
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