>Fabio,
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>>VFP CHRTRAN, when don't remove character, don't use a O(n)
>>( because this not exist ), but it use a O(n*m) program.
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>Sorry, to disrupt your belief, but it can be done O(n) without regard to the length of the second and third arguments (assuming that is what the m means in your above calculation). A simple 256 character transformation matrix can be constructed, where the input character is used as an index into the matrix to get the output character. The translation line in the C++ code would look like this then:
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>  *cpOut++ = XLatMatrix[*cpIn]; // translate the character and advance the output pointer
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>>Any developer, with a little backgroud, known that this task can to be make
>>in O((n+m)*Log(min(n,m))).
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>So I guess that makes me a little better than any developer with a little background. *bg*

See SYS(15).
This is writted on Message #951329.

This technique it is valid for a short second string, not in general cases.

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