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  1. 17th February 2007, 14:27 #19
    camel
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    Default Re: GraphicsView performance problems

    Well...[CUT BECAUSE SOMETHING WEIRD IS GOING ON...it seems to be as if drawing the lines one by one is faster...but somehow that is rather unbelievable on second thought]...


    Another method of getting rid of spurious mallocs is to reuse Pens and Brushes...

    I guess i will not repost all of the code for these little changes...



    Does anyone has access to a profiler on windows/mac? I would like to know if those changes that were good for linux (ellipses, rect -> painterpath) lines drawn one by one, is also good for these palatforms ;-)
    Last edited by camel; 17th February 2007 at 15:14. Reason: wtf? second thoughts
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