Phil Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think I'm just going to go with the other users' recommendation of
nabbing the latest sip and compiling with some different flags with GCC4
and see if that gets me some quick wins. My mind is too small and
fragile to attempt the changes you proposed
I think I'm just going to go with the other users' recommendation of
nabbing the latest sip and compiling with some different flags with GCC4
and see if that gets me some quick wins. My mind is too small and
fragile to attempt the changes you proposed above without screwing
things up or
Hello,
I wrote a version of mem.py in C++, and have put the data side by side in a
spreadsheet. It appears that a PyQt program more overhead has in terms of
libraries over C++, roughly 8Mb in this test for me. When running, the memory
usage pattern seems to mirror the C++ program with perhaps
We've been using PyQT/PyKDE here at Linspire for some time now to
develop a handful of applications. One of these is Lsongs, and it has
grown quite large and has a very large memory footprint. We're trying
to reduce this a bit in various ways (switching to gstreamer from
libxine for
On Thu, 2005-02-17 at 11:47 -0800, Brian Thomason wrote:
We've been using PyQT/PyKDE here at Linspire for some time now to
develop a handful of applications. One of these is Lsongs, and it has
grown quite large and has a very large memory footprint. We're trying
to reduce this a bit in
Brian Thomason [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We've been using PyQT/PyKDE here at Linspire for some time now to
develop a handful of applications. One of these is Lsongs, and it has
grown quite large and has a very large memory footprint. We're trying
to reduce this a bit in various ways
On Thursday 17 February 2005 20:47, Brian Thomason wrote:
We've been using PyQT/PyKDE here at Linspire for some time now to
develop a handful of applications. One of these is Lsongs, and it
has grown quite large and has a very large memory footprint. We're
trying to reduce this a bit in
On Friday 18 February 2005 18:00, Hans-Peter Jansen wrote:
and here's a more detailed comparison from the two:
9.0: 9.2:
sip version: 4.1.1 sip version: 4.0.1
Qt version: 3.2.1 Qt version: 3.3.3
PyQt version: 3.13
On Friday 18 February 2005 06:38, Brian Thomason wrote:
We've been using PyQT/PyKDE here at Linspire for some time now to
develop a handful of applications. One of these is Lsongs, and it has
grown quite large and has a very large memory footprint. We're trying
to reduce this a bit in
