Background, I'm working on an app for a Pen&Paper RPG I'm making. Most
gamers are *not* tech savvy surprisingly enough, so I want to end up with a
very simple installer for those on Windows where they don't have to bother
with a lot of program installs (Python + Qt + PyQt involves at least three
separate with one embedded).
So I had planned to test setting up an install where all the applications
would be compiled and setup on my system, then the installer would just ask
the user where he or she would want to toss the applications, and it would
toss them there. (Since my application is open source, it will be BSDed with
a few restriction clauses struck, and I do have references to the websites
of all the projects as well as all of the licenses, this should be ok
right?).
Anyway, for a test, I got everything running on my main computer, next I
installed python as normal on my test install machine, and copied over the
site-packages directory, as well as the Qt+MinGW binaries (putting the
binaries in the system32 directory). My machine has *no* compiler flags set.
My application has a button that creates one or more objects that are
subclasses of QWidget, and has 7 QTextEdits inside of each. On my machine it
takes about a quarter of a second to create 20. On the test machine it takes
about a second for each creation. My machine is an Athlon32 2500+ with 1GB
of memory. My test machine is a 3.0Ghz P4 with 1GB of memory. Both have 7200
RPM drives. Both have Windows XP Pro.
Is there any reason that anyone could think of why I would be having these
performance issues? It's probably not a PyQt issue, but I figured that was a
possibility.
Thanks,
-Jim
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