I am wondering if it is feasible to use .NET for applications that have to
be very fast. We have a few applications that are blazingly fast, written
in Borland C++ using Borland C++ Builder. We would like to port over to
..NET, but some of the test models we have developed are MUCH, MUCH slower
than it's Borland counterpart. Is this due to the .NET Framework and the
JIT? Or is it something we should be looking for in the project settings
and/or compiler settings? The performance decrease is about two-fold.
--
TGF
6  2392 
It is feasible. This can't be answered without looking at the bottlenecks
that you are encountering.
"TGF" <tf***@engr.uco nn.edu[remove brackets]> wrote in message
news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP12.phx.gbl. .. I am wondering if it is feasible to use .NET for applications that have to
be very fast. We have a few applications that are blazingly fast, written
in Borland C++ using Borland C++ Builder. We would like to port over to
.NET, but some of the test models we have developed are MUCH, MUCH slower
than it's Borland counterpart. Is this due to the .NET Framework and the
JIT? Or is it something we should be looking for in the project settings
and/or compiler settings? The performance decrease is about two-fold.
--
TGF
Pent:
It primarily occurs (I think) in the UI thread when I go to update a
RichTextBox. I need to update this, line by line, very very quickly and
very often. I am currently using it's AppendText() method. It seems to go
very slow when it has to scroll after and AppendText() call. What is
strange though is if I stop updating it and then using the scrollbar, I can
scroll through the text at lightning speed. So I am not sure why any of
this happens, but it is frustrating nonetheless. Got any ideas? I would
even go with another visual component if I thought it would work better.
-TGF
"Pent" <pent> wrote in message news:ey******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... It is feasible. This can't be answered without looking at the bottlenecks
that you are encountering.
"TGF" <tf***@engr.uco nn.edu[remove brackets]> wrote in message
news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP12.phx.gbl. .. I am wondering if it is feasible to use .NET for applications that have
to be very fast. We have a few applications that are blazingly fast,
written in Borland C++ using Borland C++ Builder. We would like to port over to
.NET, but some of the test models we have developed are MUCH, MUCH
slower than it's Borland counterpart. Is this due to the .NET Framework and
the JIT? Or is it something we should be looking for in the project
settings and/or compiler settings? The performance decrease is about two-fold.
--
TGF
Your problem is somewhere else. I created simple winform app, added timer to
fire every 20ms. Placed RichTextBox and called it's AppendText with 200 char
strings from timer callback. No slow down whatsoever.
"TGF" <tf***@engr.uco nn.edu[remove brackets]> wrote in message
news:O5******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... Pent:
It primarily occurs (I think) in the UI thread when I go to update a
RichTextBox. I need to update this, line by line, very very quickly and
very often. I am currently using it's AppendText() method. It seems to
go very slow when it has to scroll after and AppendText() call. What is
strange though is if I stop updating it and then using the scrollbar, I
can scroll through the text at lightning speed. So I am not sure why any of
this happens, but it is frustrating nonetheless. Got any ideas? I would
even go with another visual component if I thought it would work better.
-TGF
"Pent" <pent> wrote in message
news:ey******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... It is feasible. This can't be answered without looking at the
bottlenecks that you are encountering.
"TGF" <tf***@engr.uco nn.edu[remove brackets]> wrote in message
news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP12.phx.gbl. .. I am wondering if it is feasible to use .NET for applications that
have to be very fast. We have a few applications that are blazingly fast, written in Borland C++ using Borland C++ Builder. We would like to port over
to .NET, but some of the test models we have developed are MUCH, MUCH
slower than it's Borland counterpart. Is this due to the .NET Framework and the JIT? Or is it something we should be looking for in the project settings and/or compiler settings? The performance decrease is about two-fold.
--
TGF
Pent,
I did the same thing, but with a 1ms timer (fastest it can go), and it
is not able to keep up with my Borland C++ Builder version. We are talking
about 2 to 5 fold slower....but this only happens when I make the TextBox
large (about 60 lines of text displayed at once). The slow down is the
RichTextBox. It just is not very fast. Are you getting similar results?
-TGF
-TGF
"Pent" <pent> wrote in message news:Og******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... Your problem is somewhere else. I created simple winform app, added timer
to fire every 20ms. Placed RichTextBox and called it's AppendText with 200
char strings from timer callback. No slow down whatsoever.
"TGF" <tf***@engr.uco nn.edu[remove brackets]> wrote in message
news:O5******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... Pent:
It primarily occurs (I think) in the UI thread when I go to update a
RichTextBox. I need to update this, line by line, very very quickly and
very often. I am currently using it's AppendText() method. It seems to go very slow when it has to scroll after and AppendText() call. What is
strange though is if I stop updating it and then using the scrollbar, I
can scroll through the text at lightning speed. So I am not sure why any of
this happens, but it is frustrating nonetheless. Got any ideas? I
would even go with another visual component if I thought it would work better.
-TGF
"Pent" <pent> wrote in message
news:ey******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... It is feasible. This can't be answered without looking at the bottlenecks that you are encountering.
"TGF" <tf***@engr.uco nn.edu[remove brackets]> wrote in message
news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP12.phx.gbl. ..
> I am wondering if it is feasible to use .NET for applications that have to > be very fast. We have a few applications that are blazingly fast,
written > in Borland C++ using Borland C++ Builder. We would like to port
over to > .NET, but some of the test models we have developed are MUCH, MUCH
slower > than it's Borland counterpart. Is this due to the .NET Framework
and the > JIT? Or is it something we should be looking for in the project
settings > and/or compiler settings? The performance decrease is about
two-fold. >
> --
> TGF
>
>
nope, i don't see that
"TGF" <tf***@engr.uco nn.edu[remove brackets]> wrote in message
news:OM******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP12.phx.gbl... Pent,
I did the same thing, but with a 1ms timer (fastest it can go), and it
is not able to keep up with my Borland C++ Builder version. We are
talking about 2 to 5 fold slower....but this only happens when I make the TextBox
large (about 60 lines of text displayed at once). The slow down is the
RichTextBox. It just is not very fast. Are you getting similar results?
-TGF
-TGF
"Pent" <pent> wrote in message
news:Og******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... Your problem is somewhere else. I created simple winform app, added
timer to fire every 20ms. Placed RichTextBox and called it's AppendText with 200
char strings from timer callback. No slow down whatsoever.
"TGF" <tf***@engr.uco nn.edu[remove brackets]> wrote in message
news:O5******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... Pent:
It primarily occurs (I think) in the UI thread when I go to update a
RichTextBox. I need to update this, line by line, very very quickly
and very often. I am currently using it's AppendText() method. It seems
to go very slow when it has to scroll after and AppendText() call. What is
strange though is if I stop updating it and then using the scrollbar,
I can scroll through the text at lightning speed. So I am not sure why any
of this happens, but it is frustrating nonetheless. Got any ideas? I
would even go with another visual component if I thought it would work
better.
-TGF
"Pent" <pent> wrote in message
news:ey******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... > It is feasible. This can't be answered without looking at the
bottlenecks > that you are encountering.
>
> "TGF" <tf***@engr.uco nn.edu[remove brackets]> wrote in message
> news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP12.phx.gbl. ..
> > I am wondering if it is feasible to use .NET for applications that
have to
> > be very fast. We have a few applications that are blazingly fast,
written
> > in Borland C++ using Borland C++ Builder. We would like to port over to > > .NET, but some of the test models we have developed are MUCH, MUCH
slower
> > than it's Borland counterpart. Is this due to the .NET Framework
and the
> > JIT? Or is it something we should be looking for in the project
settings
> > and/or compiler settings? The performance decrease is about two-fold. > >
> > --
> > TGF
> >
> >
>
>
Could you send me your project and I will test it out on my machine?
-TGF
"Pent" <pent> wrote in message news:O6******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl... nope, i don't see that
"TGF" <tf***@engr.uco nn.edu[remove brackets]> wrote in message
news:OM******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP12.phx.gbl... Pent,
I did the same thing, but with a 1ms timer (fastest it can go), and
it is not able to keep up with my Borland C++ Builder version. We are talking about 2 to 5 fold slower....but this only happens when I make the
TextBox large (about 60 lines of text displayed at once). The slow down is the
RichTextBox. It just is not very fast. Are you getting similar results?
-TGF
-TGF
"Pent" <pent> wrote in message
news:Og******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... Your problem is somewhere else. I created simple winform app, added timer to fire every 20ms. Placed RichTextBox and called it's AppendText with
200 char strings from timer callback. No slow down whatsoever.
"TGF" <tf***@engr.uco nn.edu[remove brackets]> wrote in message
news:O5******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl...
> Pent:
>
> It primarily occurs (I think) in the UI thread when I go to update a
> RichTextBox. I need to update this, line by line, very very quickly and > very often. I am currently using it's AppendText() method. It
seems to go
> very slow when it has to scroll after and AppendText() call. What
is > strange though is if I stop updating it and then using the
scrollbar, I can
> scroll through the text at lightning speed. So I am not sure why
any of > this happens, but it is frustrating nonetheless. Got any ideas? I
would > even go with another visual component if I thought it would work better. >
> -TGF
>
>
>
> "Pent" <pent> wrote in message
news:ey******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl...
> > It is feasible. This can't be answered without looking at the
bottlenecks
> > that you are encountering.
> >
> > "TGF" <tf***@engr.uco nn.edu[remove brackets]> wrote in message
> > news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP12.phx.gbl. ..
> > > I am wondering if it is feasible to use .NET for applications
that have
> to
> > > be very fast. We have a few applications that are blazingly
fast, > written
> > > in Borland C++ using Borland C++ Builder. We would like to port
over to
> > > .NET, but some of the test models we have developed are MUCH,
MUCH > slower
> > > than it's Borland counterpart. Is this due to the .NET
Framework and > the
> > > JIT? Or is it something we should be looking for in the project
> settings
> > > and/or compiler settings? The performance decrease is about
two-fold. > > >
> > > --
> > > TGF
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
>
>
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