Four-ways-to-link-a-list is a project mainly written in ActionScript, based on the View license.
Performance test looking at four linked list architectures for Actionscript 3
h1. Four ways to link a list
In looking at entity systems for flash games, and particularly the projects "Ember":https://github.com/tdavies/Ember and "Xember":https://github.com/alecmce/xember, I was wondering what is the most efficient architecture for the linked lists used by these systems. So I ran some tests.
This project contains those tests.
h3. More info
I wrote a blog post about this, and the results, at "http://www.richardlord.net/blog/linked-list-performance-test":http://www.richardlord.net/blog/linked-list-performance-test.
h3. Developer
h2. License
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Author: Richard Lord Copyright (c) Richard Lord 2011 http://www.richardlord.net
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