Planet Chili

hello guys. I made my solution and it passed all tests including 80m number test but on the site its shows that my solution failed.

Depending on your CPU, it might be. My first results for non-sse and single thread was around 80-90 ms on my CPU. My system: AMD Ryzen 5 2400G ( Shit, why didn't I think of using C++AMP, would have creamed everyone ) DDR4 2133 ( OC'd to 2600 <- only because the 3200 XMP profile isn't stable ) 250 G...

Depending on your CPU, it might be. My first results for non-sse and single thread was around 80-90 ms on my CPU. My system: AMD Ryzen 5 2400G ( Shit, why didn't I think of using C++AMP, would have creamed everyone ) DDR4 2133 ( OC'd to 2600 <- only because the 3200 XMP profile isn't stable ) 250 G...

is this good single thread? i was doing n^2 but i made it n now using 1 thread.

albinopapa wrote:I can try it if you'd like. Are you just wanting to check the time on someone else's machine?

i will pm u my solution

i have a question about saving difference between 2 values in a tmp or just use subtracting everytime we need difference. so i have a question which one is the fastest //1 i think this is the fastest int difference = -1; if (input[j] > input[i]) { difference = input[j] - input[i]; if (difference > m...

can someone try my solution on their pc or it is not allowed to share my solution?

thanks

guys when i try to open 80m version test data while running my code it does not even calls solution function it stops i dont know what to do? does reading take a long time like 5 minutes? and guys i have one more question. what is the optimal amount of threads to use for 80m numbers? for ex 1 threa...

guys when i try to open 80m version test data while running my code it does not even calls solution function it stops i dont know what to do? does reading take a long time like 5 minutes? and guys i have one more question. what is the optimal amount of threads to use for 80m numbers? for ex 1 thread...