Re: [pygame] How fast is pygame meant to be?

[tomten <tomten@algonet.se>]

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>
>Out of curiosity I tried using psyco on this script, and inheriting
>the frag class from psyco.classes.psyobj and using psyco.bind(main)
>seemed to provide a substantial speedup (I haven't measured it exactly
>because the application is input driven). 
>
>To give an impression of the speedup I can say that without psyco
>optimizing the frame slows steadily until about 10 frames per second
>when I click the mouse as fast as I can, and in a position fairly high
>and in the middle of the screen (where there is bound to be most frags
>on the screen). With psyco I can push fairly fast on the mouse button
>without leaving frame rate sync, and while pushing as fast as I
>possible can on the mouse, the frame rate doesn't go lower than about
>37 fps. Impressive in my eyes.
>
Yeay, this could break new grounds for pygame.
Has it been used it in pygame before or any other another projects?

Cheers.
Fredrik


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