Re: array index and pointer, which is faster?

Doug Miller wrote:
But I
tested it, the speed is almost the same. Can anybody tell me why?
Well, take a look at the assembly code you quoted. Don't you see that it is exactly the same in both cases?

Well, *I* certainly don't see that, and you probably won't either if you look at it again... :-)

Yeah, I missed the difference somehow... Still I'd stay that in this case the chances to end up with the same machine code are pretty high with a modern compiler.

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Andrey Tarasevich
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