1. Is the newer version of Win32Lib and IDE slower
Hi,
I had a small project developed with the older version of Win32Lib (Ver 0.58)
and IDE (18.O).
I have now upgraded to the new Win32Lib (6004) and IDE (18.11) but my
application has become significantly slower! It takes almost a 30 secs to display
a screen which earlier used to take 1-2 secs. Has anyone found a similar problem
?
2. Re: Is the newer version of Win32Lib and IDE slower
Prasanta wrote:
> I had a small project developed with the older version of Win32Lib (Ver 0.58)
> and IDE
> (18.O).
> I have now upgraded to the new Win32Lib (6004) and IDE (18.11) but my
> application has
> become significantly slower! It takes almost a 30 secs to display a screen
> which earlier
> used to take 1-2 secs. Has anyone found a similar problem ?
No, usually my old programs run a bit faster, and are much more stable (less
crashes). I don't think IDE has anything to do with the slowing down, since it's
only used to design your application, and has no direct influence on the running
speed.
Could you show us some code?
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3. Re: Is the newer version of Win32Lib and IDE slower
Prasanta wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I had a small project developed with the older version of Win32Lib (Ver 0.58)
> and IDE
> (18.O).
> I have now upgraded to the new Win32Lib (6004) and IDE (18.11) but my
> application has
> become significantly slower! It takes almost a 30 secs to display a screen
> which earlier
> used to take 1-2 secs. Has anyone found a similar problem ?
>
Yes I was using an older IDE program (written in another language) that I got
from the archives.
And when I finally got the latest (Euphoria version 18-16) of IDE to work,
I found then new version to be much slower more than half the speed of the old
version.
I am speaking of the IDE program itself. It has no effect on the speed of
final code I create.
don cole
SF
4. Re: Is the newer version of Win32Lib and IDE slower
don cole wrote:
>
> Prasanta wrote:
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > I had a small project developed with the older version of Win32Lib (Ver
> > 0.58) and
> IDE
> > (18.O).
> > I have now upgraded to the new Win32Lib (6004) and IDE (18.11) but my
> > application
> has
> > become significantly slower! It takes almost a 30 secs to display a screen
> > which
> earlier
> > used to take 1-2 secs. Has anyone found a similar problem ?
> >
>
> Yes I was using an older IDE program (written in another language) that I got
> from
> the archives.
It was translated to C, which is much faster than Euphoria.
Is you get the Euphoria translator, you can create a C IDE yourself.
> And when I finally got the latest (Euphoria version 18-16) of IDE to work,
> I found then new version to be much slower more than half the speed of the old
> version.
>
> I am speaking of the IDE program itself. It has no effect on the speed of
> final code I create.
>
> don cole
> SF
>
5. Re: Is the newer version of Win32Lib and IDE slower
I suspect IDE because other than designing, IDE generates the basic code. My
question was, with the
layer and added new facilities, does the IDE generates some overhead which was
not there earlier ?
I would try something simpler to do some profiling.
Regards,
Prasanta.
