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Sharp3D.Math performance improvements

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After doing some performance tests (suggested by Wout de Zeeuw) it became clear to me that using public fields instead of properties can boost the libraries performance by 10%-20% (!!!).

Replacing the static arithmetics methods also yields another 1%-2% performance boost.

Wout has applied these changes to the latest Sharp3D.Math release and I will go over these changes and make an official Sharp3D.Math release as soon as possible after my finals are over.

I will also release a test preview of version 2.0 of the library ASAP...

Stay tuned... :)

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Thursday, July 06, 2006 3:25:57 PM UTC

Its been 1 year since you post that. Do you plan to release a 1.1.3.1 version with your performance improvement. Also, to help the C# compiler to optimize your code, have you considered the use of sealed methods for those who won't be overriden.

Applying sealed keyword to a function remove its virtuality and thus make possible for the compiler to inline it. When mixing interface and class, this could help.

Jean Gauthier

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Eran Kampf draws upon 8+ years of experience in software development and research. Eran served in the IDF's elite geospatial-intelligence as a senior software developer and is currently working at SAP as an R&D Engineer working on Duet which is jointly developed by SAP & Microsoft.