Hi Louai,
There are a number of things you want to consider. In my opinion, if you
want to get something done quickly with nice interface and alot of
features, J3d is very good. Additionally, Java application is also very
robust. But if you are doing realtime animation, the trad off would be the
speed and the garbage collection problems.
I can't give you any hard benchmark comparison because there's alot of
gains and tradeoff (besides the fact that I don't know). Personally, J3d
speed is so slow on my p133 machine and I am really considering other
alternatives eventhough it may takes longer, more work and less
portable.
rOnn c.
On Tue, 2 Mar 1999, Louai Adhami wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm considering to write a medical application using java3d, but I'm really skeptic
>about
> the performance of Java. The application will be quite large with high accuracy 3d
>models
> + matrix calculations.
> Can anyone share his experience in this regard, I understood that Java3d optimizes
> rendering, is this enough (along with JIT) to have a performance that is close to C
>for
> example?
>
> Thanks,
> Louai.
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