For optimization and analysis purposes, it is often useful to sort the compiled output of a logic table in a number of different ways. The logic engineer can control how the code is generated by the LogicGem Compiler by using the options in the Optimization sub-menu of the Compiler menu. A checkmark in the Optimization sub-menu indicates which sort option is in effect during the compilation process. Only one optimization option is in effect at a time.
NOTE: It is recommended you select the default optimization method unless you have a specific need to use an alternative method. Due to its inherent nature, the compiler optimizations are generally only appropriate for Nested If/Else code structures.
| Optimization Option | Description |
| Default | Default optimizations with rules prioritized as they are listed in the table |
| Prioritize Yes Columns | Yes columns are prioritized before the No columns |
| Prioritize No Columns | No columns are prioritized before the Yes columns |
| Prioritize Cost | Rules are prioritized according to their increasing value assigned in the Cost option |
| Prioritize Frequency | Rules are prioritized according to their decreasing value assigned in the Frequency option |
| Cost / Frequency Heuristics | Rules are prioritized according to their decreasing value of combined cost-frequency ratio |
You may select the desired optimization using the following method:
Click on the Compiler menu function.
Click on the Optimization sub-menu to display the list of available options.
Click on the desired optimization. The next time you select the Optimization sub-menu, the sort option you selected will have a check mark.