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The current simulation of logic gates and Boolean algebra for DDCO (Digital Design and Circuit Optimization) in our MERN project is facing a critical performance issue. The algorithm used for calculating the flow of electricity within the gates is excessively inefficient, causing significant delays and reducing the overall usability and accuracy of the simulation.
The primary problem lies in the algorithm's computational complexity, which is currently estimated to be on the order of n^(m+n) :) for each gate operation.
We should aim for a more efficient approach that significantly reduces the computational complexity of the gate operations. This will involve revisiting the core logic of the gate simulation code.
Desired Outcome:
The goal of this issue is to dramatically improve the simulation speed of logic gates within our MERN project. Users should experience faster response times, more accurate results, and an overall smoother interaction with the application.
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Increase Simulation Speed of the Logic Gates
Increase Simulation Speed of the Logic Gates [ALGORITHM]
Oct 13, 2023
The current simulation of logic gates and Boolean algebra for DDCO (Digital Design and Circuit Optimization) in our MERN project is facing a critical performance issue. The algorithm used for calculating the flow of electricity within the gates is excessively inefficient, causing significant delays and reducing the overall usability and accuracy of the simulation.
The primary problem lies in the algorithm's computational complexity, which is currently estimated to be on the order of n^(m+n) :) for each gate operation.
We should aim for a more efficient approach that significantly reduces the computational complexity of the gate operations. This will involve revisiting the core logic of the gate simulation code.
Desired Outcome:
The goal of this issue is to dramatically improve the simulation speed of logic gates within our MERN project. Users should experience faster response times, more accurate results, and an overall smoother interaction with the application.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: