pyCard_turtleTimes
Neil Hodgson
nhodgson at bigpond.net.au
Sat Jul 13 18:41:26 EDT 2002
Cousin Stanley:
> AR AR
NO AR
> Neil Stan
Stan
> ChaosScript2and3 ...... 157 ............. 1306 ........ 18
> hopalong ...................... 554 ............. 893 ........ 46
> madness ...................... 482 ............. 2771 ........ 53
My results with auto-refresh off are 4, 10.3, and 11.4 so about 4 times
faster than your machine.
> and re-inforce my thoughts that I STILL need to go to the 'puter store
...
I'd expect a cheap current computer to be 2-3 times faster than mine and
a good current computer 5 or 6 times faster.
> I don't consider these applications central to my efficiency,
> but perhaps a glimpse into the performance of the PythonCard samples
> and Python itself and am quite relieved that turning off the Auto-Refresh
> option made a HUGE difference ...
I'd like to see a compromise between auto-refresh and no auto-refresh
with a refresh done every half second or 100 drawing operations so you could
see the developing picture but not cause the drawing to take much longer.
Had a quick look in the code but could not see how to do that.
> ...
> since turtle-izing is such a SIMPLE method for plotting and should be
> especially attractive to novice programmers ...
I used to be fascinated by this sort of thing when I was starting out.
Neil
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