Well, sort of. Except i'm not using a so many high-order functions in matlab.
There is actually support in python (at least with the right package) for stuff like that, AND my co-worker vectorized everyting which is less lines than my own loop system, and is code is still longer.
Reviewing the code, it seems like one reason that the C code is still long is that it is built to be a bit more flexible. And, frankly, having every curly brace on its own line adds pages. I don't think that explains everything.
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Date: 2008-09-12 04:36 am (UTC)There is actually support in python (at least with the right package) for stuff like that, AND my co-worker vectorized everyting which is less lines than my own loop system, and is code is still longer.
Reviewing the code, it seems like one reason that the C code is still long is that it is built to be a bit more flexible. And, frankly, having every curly brace on its own line adds pages. I don't think that explains everything.