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Nested loops in VOPS?


venkat

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and what problem are you having with nested for loops?

once you are inside for loop, use Initial Value from subinputs as your counter (i,j) because it gets incremented each step

everything else is straightforward I think

don't forget you can use VEX code in inline VOP or do the whole thing in VEX if you wish, but it all depends on what you are trying to do

are you using arrays, those are available just in VEX code or what is b? i-th point from second input?

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and what problem are you having with nested for loops?

once you are inside for loop, use Initial Value from subinputs as your counter (i,j) because it gets incremented each step

everything else is straightforward I think

don't forget you can use VEX code in inline VOP or do the whole thing in VEX if you wish, but it all depends on what you are trying to do

are you using arrays, those are available just in VEX code or what is b? i-th point from second input?

I am new to VEX programming. I started with simple implementations but I don't know how to use INLINE CODE VOP, which variables to use in inline vex code parameter.

Can I get any examples of inline vop from internet???

plz help me....

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