Hello,
I'm using Cocoa for the GUI of some audio plugins I'm writing. In the
GUI I have the need for accurate level metering via 16 meters spread
around at various points in the GUI. For satisfactory results I need
to update the screen 20 times a second. This is causing a lot of CPU
overhead (at least more than I would like).
The cause of the CPU overhead isn't the messaging system between the
audio processor and the GUI and neither is it the act of actually
drawing to the screen in the drawRect: method.
The real cause seems to be all the view setup messaging that needs to
happen after I mark the view with setNeedsDisplay:YES. My top hit in
shark is: objc_msgSend (seems wrong for an app doing mostly DSP :).
I've tried using isOpaque:YES and also wantsDefaultClipping:NO but to
very little avail.
Any thoughts on how I can reduce the amount of setup required behind
the scenes for each redraw?
Thanks,
Stephen
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