Re: Re: Asking questions
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- Subject: [mg58279] Re: Re: Asking questions
- From: stephen layland <layland at wolfram.com>
- Date: Sat, 25 Jun 2005 01:56:41 -0400 (EDT)
- Mail-followup-to: Bharat Bhole <bbhole@gmail.com>, mathgroup@smc.vnet.net
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and thus spake Bharat Bhole [2005.06.24 @ 02:30]: > > Suppose I am running a code > MapThread[func,{Table[d,{d,1,10}]] which takes very long to evaluate for the > entire list. Mathematica gives me the output ONLY after 'func[d]' has been > evaluated for all d from 1 to 10. That's because the kernel is only doing what you tell it to do. The matheamtica kernel is single threaded. You will only 'get a result' when the entire function has been evaluated. > Is it possible to make Mathematica give > the output as it is evaluating after each d. For example, is it possible to > make it give output after it has evaluated func[1], then func[2] and so on. > Thank you for your help. You can get the kernel to Print[] the results as it maps like: ((Print[#]; #)&@f[#]) & /@ Range[10] but this still won't allow you to use the results in the kernel until the entire Map call has ended. (unless, of course, you use another mathematica kernel). -- /*------------------------------*\ | stephen layland | | Documentation Programmer | | http://members.wri.com/layland | \*------------------------------*/
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- Re: Asking questions
- From: Bharat Bhole <bbhole@gmail.com>
- Re: Asking questions