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Let's be realistic here: Code wrapping graphic toolkits will not be a hotspot. Any heavy graphical computation is likely to be done in the graphic toolkit (or r
by silentbicycle 16y ago
Let's be realistic here: Code wrapping graphic toolkits will not be a hotspot. Any heavy graphical computation is likely to be done in the graphic toolkit (or rendering engine, etc.) and called from Racket. That's the whole point.
- megrimlock 16y agoI think your advice holds in general, but one interesting exception can be implementing a model, in the MVC sense. This can require a lot of communication across the language wrapping, and definitely become a hotspot. This is less of a problem in toolkits that retain state, but then you pay a cost in maintaining duplicate representations.