I ran the source locally, and the framerate is printed to standard
out. Try it yourself.
Scott
On 07/12/06, Scott Hyndman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I ran the source locally, and the framerate is printed to standard
out. Try it yourself.
Scott
On 7-Dec-06, at 5:19 PM, Christian Giordano wrote:
> Scott Hyndman wrote:
>> Oh, that was the Ruby version. I just tried the Java version and I'm
>> getting about 2000 fps. 4x faster doesn't "REALLY suck" in my book.
>> And what would you expect? Java's pretty speedy.
>
> 4x faster? well, it's also 11 times smaller :)
>
> where do u read 2000 frs? My eyes, that can see only 30 frs, see
> only a cranky animation. Probably it's only an animation synch issue.
>
> Best, chr
>
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