Sabina

Hello, I am trying to translate this expression to jit.gen, but not success.

jit.expr @expr in[0].p[1]*0.12+0.05 in[0].p[1]*0.12+0.05 0.

I took this from an old patch posted on "Physics patch a day . I do not understand, why 

is in[0].p[1]*0.12+0.05 written twice, and then, the second time , it has a 0. at the end of the expression.

Could you please someone help to translate it into jit.gen? 

Hello, I am trying to translate this expression to jit.gen, but not success. 

I took this from an old patch posted on "Physics patch a day .   I do not understand, why 
is in[0].p[1]*0.12+0.05 written twice, and then, the second time , it has a 0. at the end of the expression. 

Could you please someone help to translate it into jit.gen? 
Thanks guys

Hello, I am trying to translate this expression to jit.gen, but not success. 
jit.expr @expr in[0].p[1]*0.12+0.05 in[0].p[1]*0.12+0.05 0.
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translating-jit-expr-expression-to-jit-gen-patch

every time you see a space in a jit.expr object, it means its filling the following plane in the output matrix. 

0 >> fills plane 2, I didn't look at the patch you mention but I guess this is filling a Z value to be 0. 

Hi Sabina, 

every time you see a space in a jit.expr object, it means its filling the following plane in the output matrix. 
So: 
 in[0].p[1]*0.12+0.05 >> fills plane 0
in[0].p[1]*0.12+0.05 >> fills plane 1
0 >> fills plane 2, I didn't look at the patch you mention but I guess this is filling a Z value to be 0. 

Here's the jit.gen translation: 


I really appreciate your help on this one. You've been doing an amazing job with Amazing Max Stuff :)

Hello Federico, 
I really appreciate your help on this one.  You've been doing an amazing job with Amazing Max Stuff :) 

Translating jit.expr expression to jit.gen patch