On Mon, 08 Aug 2011 2:36:06 PM Samuel Teixeira Santos wrote:
> I would like to know if it's possible to do vpython use gpu
> and if there is more about performance.
I suppose you'd get the biggest chunk of speedup already by using hardware
accelerated 3D graphics through OpenGL. The majority of other operations in
the core VPython are (I assume) mostly to manage the scene content, and
therefore not really suitable for accelerating using GPGPU code (like NVidia
CUDA).
I've done some comparison in rendering through VPython with the visual
"mockery module" from Mayavi2, and VPython is already blazingly fast. Part of
that is due to accessing the accelerated 3D features directly, rather than
basing the code on the VTK abstraction as Mayavi2 does (but Mayavi has got
good reasons for that, too).
Hope that helps,
Guy
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