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Only if everything is already in 100% usable condition. Eg, if you have textures and need things like decoding the PNG/JPG, creating an instance of the Texture
by dale_glass 5y ago
Only if everything is already in 100% usable condition.
Eg, if you have textures and need things like decoding the PNG/JPG, creating an instance of the Texture class and filling in the fields, re-encoding it into whatever format and resolution your video card wants... that's where you're going to lose a lot of the performance.
- Koshkin 5y agoYes, mmap is most useful when the data is usable "as is."