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From: fred@genesis.demon.co.uk (Lawrence Kirby)
Subject: Re: HELP ! need to insert value in array !!
Date: 1997/06/28
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In article <5p0v7l$9uc@nntp.seflin.org>
           z007400b@bc.seflin.org "Ralph Silverman" writes:

...

>        ( e.g.  pc s manufactured >1989
>          generally incorporate very
>          effective dma ... )

If you are referring to "IBM compatible" PCs the on-board DMA controllers are
*still* dismally slow.

>        classic
>                computation
>        and
>                algorithm theory
>        generally rest on a
>                vonneumann model
>        whereby memory transactions
>        'shuffle' through cpu ...
>        modern methods allow dispacing
>        such to 'intelligent' memory
>        subsystem ... which acts similarly
>        as a peripheral ...
>        therefore actual system design
>        allows algorithms which might seem
>        very inefficient
>        ( by classic model )
>        to be renovated into algorithms
>        which are very effective !

I guess you mean like the sorting networks described in Knuth. What does
this have to do with inserting a value into an array in C?

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