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From: Torsten Schindler (Torsten.Schindler_at_[hidden])
Date: 2001-08-17 04:55:36
Hi Max,
thank you little lecture in recursive programming.
To avoid misunderstandings I have still some question:
1) Your method turns an recursive algorithm into
a recursive state machine.
Right [X] or Wrong [ ]
2) How would a visitor for the FIB class look like?
3) How would a stack-based state machine of the Fibonacci
algorithm look like?
4) How would a stack-based state machine of the Bron/Kerbosch
algorithm look like? Any simple recipe how I can convert it
to a stack-based state machine?
> I have also refrained here from
>
> a) testing the example (because I'm lazy)
>
> b) showing the actual Felix generated code
> (because you're lazy, and you don't want
> to see the extra 'clutter' that Felix generates)
>
I read somewhere that good programmers are 'lazy'.
Ciao,
Torsten
P.S.:
Two year ago I was forced to convert F77 code with many goto statements
to F90 code. During that work I sweared to my: No goto's in my
programs!!!
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