| Name | Description |
|---|
| arrayGetNoBoundsChecking | O(1) |
| arrayUpdateNoBoundsChecking | O(1) |
| arrayCreateNoInit | Creates a new array where the elements are *not* initialized!. Any attempt to
access an uninitialized elements may cause segmentation faults if you're
lucky, and pretty much anything else if you're not. Do not use unless you will
immediately fill the whole array with data. The dummy variable is used to fix
the type of the array. |
| stringGetNoBoundsChecking | O(1) |
| listReverseInPlace | O(n). A destructive listReverse. May cause segmentation faults if the list contains *any* non-NIL element that was allocated in a constant data segment. Will cause all other points to the head or within this list to now point to another list. Do not use unless you are really certain the compiler cannot optimise any part of the list into a constant data segment. |
| listSetFirst | O(1). A destructive operation changing the "first" part of a cons-cell. |
| listSetRest | O(1). A destructive operation changing the "rest" part of a cons-cell.
NOTE: Make sure you do NOT create cycles as infinite lists are not handled well in the compiler. |
| listArrayLiteral | O(n) |
| listAppendDestroy | O(listLength(lstFirstDestroyed)) |