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You just have to write a tiny part that uses a lot of CPU in C++/asm or anything else. Much of code's performance isn't really reflected on to the scalability
by Fazel94 7y ago
You just have to write a tiny part that uses a lot of CPU in C++/asm or anything else.
Much of code's performance isn't really reflected on to the scalability since mostly a tiny part of code is really ran a lot of time, and the other parts are just glues or management stuff or rarely used(not used in scale) features.
- kitsuac 7y agoIt depends. You aren't going to make a very fast modern codec encoder or decoder using Python. The hotspot ends up being the vast majority of the process. That management/glue layer becomes very thin, amounting only to feeding in the bitstream and reading back the raw video frames.