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Looking for poorly optimized code

I posted this on daniweb but reviewed my thoughts on this.

Basically, my middle class "Integrated Software Systems" needs to take some code (either you wrote or someone else's) and optimize it.

I thought: why not use this opportunity to enrich the open source community, I know that it really will only be a function or so, but if more people from the course were interested, maybe this would make some progress for some projects .

If anyone knows about any functions or small snippets of code (nothing really big), it would be pretty easy to drown out and just work independently of the rest of the code and just work on optimizing it, especially with parts that need to be run quickly, who are in open source project?

I will definitely post this on my blog and send people to this question for people who want ideas on features that will work on my course.

Frankly, I’m tired of doing only the academy, and it really doesn’t help anyone, except for teaching theoretical materials, I would prefer to use it and help others.

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  • ATLAS - it can be difficult to improve, but if you do, then it’s a great pleasure
  • UBLAS - May Improve Some Common Expression Patterns
  • sympy is python code, some routines are slow. developers would definitely like the help.

Symptoms are likely to have the most impact in terms of improvement. In my opinion, the atlas is almost impossible to improve.

You can also check links to projects on oonumerics.org, but if you selected a project, make sure it is still active. projects are grouped by their fields, so you have a choice.

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You can download the code for this traveling salesman and optimize it: http://www.gebweb.net/optimap/

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How about a beautiful little boggle game ?

There are probably ways to optimize the comparison of strings, loops, search algorithms, caches.

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