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> mission critical is happening in a GUI Example pleas ? That "mission critical" and "in GUI" is kind of strange... But if you just talking about "human reacti
by Woodi 4y ago
> mission critical is happening in a GUI
Example pleas ? That "mission critical" and "in GUI" is kind of strange... But if you just talking about "human reaction is needed" time then 10 x virtual function call time don't looks so bad...
- inferiorhuman 4y agohttps://www.qt.io/industry/qt-in-automotive https://www.qt.io/industry/qt-in-automotive
- Woodi 4y agoSo, Qt Company clearly states Qt is up to the task. Even they hope to make money from it :) Just hope they (Qt Co.) hear about that ship with touch interfaces accident. But still, "GUI _reaction_ time" is not a problem while interacting with humans. I would more worry about replacing mechanic/hydraulic subsystems with electronis - just in case EMP bomb in neighborhood. Or last years favourite - pilot's decisions overriding... Because it's captain/pilot/driver who should have final decision to make - nothing better invented so far and not I would not recommended to change that. Some limited Skynet-like incidents are not hard to imagine...
- inferiorhuman 4y agoJust hope they (Qt Co.) hear about that ship with touch interfaces accident. Yeah I'm in camp mechanical user interfaces, but… But still, "GUI _reaction_ time" is not a problem while interacting with humans. Sure it is. People interact with this crap while driving all the time. They shouldn't but they do. A sluggish interface could absolutely be a major distraction.