Re: Handle graphics plotting functions
Daniel J Sebald <[email protected]> Tue, 14 Feb 2006 13:14:06 -0600
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David Bateman wrote: > Writing octave core functions in C++ must be highly justified, and speed > is not the only criteria, I myself have had an improved triu/tril > function in C++ knocked back. Concretely the above thread showed upto 50 > times speed improvement. But the current m-file on a test image took > only 1 second. So does even a 50 times speed improvement justify the > issue of making code maintaince much harder with the addition of C++ code.. In my opinion, that kind of speed up could be justified. I often process a lot of long data files where small time intervals add up to a lot time when. (That's why I inquired the other day about slightly changing the behavior of fwrite() to put zeros in a file so that data doesn't have to be written twice using the "skip" command.) Dan