Divide array into increasing and decreasing subsequence without changing the ord

[meitargal17]

I'm trying to implement the above algorithm but running into issues, for some reasons it seems to fail. a file is attached with the code inside and a link too for the case its not working -

https://pastebin.com/87822PWP

[NoCforMe]

Just a meta-comment here: You might want to consider posting your code as a plain ASCII text file rather than a Rich Text file that requires something like Word to open (or better yet, just put it into your post using the [code]-- [/code] tags. A lot easier for us to deal with it.

[mikeburr]

are you trying to create a linked list..its not very clear from the rtf screed
regards mikeb

[jj2007]

a Rich Text file that requires something like Word to open

M$ Word, WordPad, RichMasm. Or use the attached 2,560 byte RtfReader.

Oops, that would require you to download something - my apologies

[NoCforMe]

Look, pal, it isn't just me. It's a pain in the ass to have to go out of one's way just to download a stupid text file which one may have, at best, a passing interest in, so I'm not sure why you're so high-handed about this. Sheesh.

Use a goddamn plain-text file like everyone else does for code.

[jj2007]

It's a pain in the ass

It's a pain in the ass to argue with somebody who almost never downloads attachments carefully prepared by others, but spends most of his time nitpicking on working members while expecting generous help from others when his own coding efforts are concerned.

Btw if you hadn't been too lazy to download OP's rtf file and open it with a simply right-click ("Open with" definitely points you to some rtf reader on your machine), you would have discovered, surprise surprise, that OP uses GAS syntax. And that is indeed a PITA, a hundred times more severe than having to open an rtf file.

[TimoVJL]

Use a goddamn plain-text file like everyone else does for code.

These days we need to handle UTF-8 text files for good reason and UNICODE is often used for resource files.