HI,
Just a little question.

Which programm would run fatser?
One compiled with litec or the one with C++?

And how about writting timeintense pieces(like pathfinding)
With C++, coompile them to DLL and use them within Lite-c?

Greets
Rackscha

i guess it's
c++ > DLL > Lite-c

dll/lite-c would be less noticable but C++ is definately faster.

You could also do the stuff threaded in your plugin. But you should just do calculations and be careful.

Well, if you compile with -O0, there shouldn't be so much differences between a native C++ and a Lite-C application (as long as you don't start the engine, that will decrease your performance!).
However, with -03 the C++ application will be much faster and a dll compiled with -O3 will be also faster than the same Lite-C application.

However, if you want to do some heavy calculations, it doesn't matter if you are doing this in Lite-C or C++. It will increase you performance a lot if you create a appropriate number of threads and let them do the calculation concurrently.
If the calculation is based heavily on floating point operations you can also increase the performance by using the GPU rather than the CPU.

Ah, thanks

Sp, maybe doing the same whole application in C++ might result in a better performance of calculations?

(so, instead of doing snippets ouside of litec in c++, i could do a full c++ application, as far as i know its possible)

PS: sorry for ligting this topic, but just forgot about it, and remembered it today

Greets
Rackscha