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Re: Is the crio powerful enough?

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Originally Posted by PAR_WIG1350 View Post
you don't, you just perform the same operation a few million times and divide.
I don't suppose there's any reason to perform it with changing input values, is there? Computers take just as long to multiply 0x0 as they do 57x291, correct?

Just in case, I used a random-number generator. (This prevents LabVIEW from compiling the results as constants in the program)


It took about 0.000492ms per iteration of the sine function, measured over a million iterations. To put it on the same scale as Ether's measurement, that's 0.5 microseconds.
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