From: <pet...@no...> - 2003-01-16 16:46:07
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On Wed, 15 Jan 2003, Chris Barker wrote: [...] > My idea is that I could make sure Numeric was around at compile time, so > I could use all the Numeric API to access the array data, but it > wouldn't have to be installed at runtime, as none of the Numeric calls > would be executed if Numeric hadn't been imported. Would this work, or > would the system try to load the .dll or .so or whatever even if the > calls weren't executed? One way is to import a dynamic library, explicitly, which has glue code to handle the array objects when you need them. [...] > My timing indicated something different, but I'm using Linux/wxGTK/X11, > and I think the drawing calls return after the message has been sent to > X, but X may not have completed the actual drawing yet. That's right. X's communication model between client and server is asynchronous. > This means that I'm not timing the whole process, and if I did, I might > not see such a difference. You can synchronise the output buffer using XSync(3) and then do the timing. Peter |