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Out of curiosity, how was the performance (of course normalized to performance of that era)?
by can16358p 5y ago
Out of curiosity, how was the performance (of course normalized to performance of that era)?
- masswerk 5y agoHere's a somewhat older approach splitting charts into linear runs of 1x1 images, which has some statistics at the bottom of each chart: https://www.masswerk.at/demospace/relayWeb_en/chartset.htm https://www.masswerk.at/demospace/relayWeb_en/chartset.htm (Or see https://www.masswerk.at/demospace/relayWeb_en/welcome.htm https://www.masswerk.at/demospace/relayWeb_en/welcome.htm and select "charts". Total time for calculations and rendering was then in the about 1 sec range. The real problem for using this in production was that these charts could be printed on Windows with Postscript printers only. I think, this was eventually fixed in Windows 98 SE.)