Hi Eskil,
thank you very much for your suggestions, that's a good starting
point to manage this issue.
Anyway i would ask you how to handle this simpler
subcase ( i refer to the code i posted first):
suppose that the class
ContacsManager derived from the singletontemplate class is instantiated
i
Børge Austvold wrote:
> Gunnar Sletta wrote:
>> Børge Austvold wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> Well how about this then, I've reimplemented both the Java and the
>>> C++ version to be identical. They both use arrays and only brushes
>>> are cached since it's not a good idea to new stuff during painting.
Gunnar Sletta wrote:
> Børge Austvold wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Well how about this then, I've reimplemented both the Java and the
>> C++ version to be identical. They both use arrays and only brushes
>> are cached since it's not a good idea to new stuff during painting.
>> Now I get 20.7 fps in Java
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> Thanks for the answer Eskil,
> but i wish templates will be supported soon
>
Templates as a general concept is impossible to support in the bindings,
since it's a static mechanism which relies on partially defining a class
and instantiating it heterogeneously.
Børge Austvold wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Well how about this then, I've reimplemented both the Java and the C++
> version to be identical. They both use arrays and only brushes are
> cached since it's not a good idea to new stuff during painting. Now I
> get 20.7 fps in Java and 15.3 fps in c++ on my U
Thanks for the answer Eskil,
but i wish templates will be supported soon
Giorgio
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