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Benchmarking C++ operators

Benchmarking C++ operators

2004-06-01       - By Felix Gebhardt

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Great Info! A bit like it's faster to use the parameter shortcut name in a
SCOP. Will try it out as I have a lot of ports and parameters.

Thanks for that,
Felix

Guy Rabiller wrote:
> On factor to enhance the speed of any operator, is to not query the
> ports and parameters with string names.
> Rather use indexes with GetPortAt and GetParameters.
> You might get considerable speed enhancement.


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