I managed to milk few MS with a preprocessor and #pragma unroll, but it "only" a 50% boost

Hello. I'm working on a tool, in this tool I need to process images. I'll go straight to the point. For an image, i need to loop thru each pixels(1) and for all the other pixels(2) if distance pixel(1)->pixels(2) < radius then pick the lowest and the highest greyscale value. My image format is : gre...

Thanks, but i was expecting more feedback :v

Greetings, i've been working on this project for 3-4 months. At the start i was working on porting Garry's Mod's Libs to Löve 2D (so it was called Glove 2D). At the start it was called Glove2D, then SafeTrade and at the end : Bank Boss And then we won the first prize of a Hackathon for a french bank...

Or you can create a entire new file, for the timers, here is the timer lib, adapted from Gmod, pfhv timer = {} local PAUSED = -1 local STOPPED = 0 local RUNNING = 1 local timerList = {} local timerListSimple = {} local function createTimer( name ) if ( timerList[name] == nil ) then timerList[name] =...

Darn.


Understood, thanks.

Oh ok, i get it. So i guess it would be better to keep the update() function on the default thread, and create a new one for draw() and it would be here i send the draw calls. Too bad no one tried to do that before erh. Thanks anyway. Edit : or maybe i should try to use OpenCL. Edit 2 : Wait, would ...

https://github.com/garrynewman/garrysmo ... extensions


Have fun eheh

I guess you'll have to use LuaFFI, and find which function is used in the Windows API.


I found this.


May the force be with you.

Greetings, i'm wondering if there is a way to run love.draw() in a thread and love.update() in another thread. So basicaly don't touch the draw function, just move the update() one on a thread. So FPS would not be bound to update() and draw() but only draw(). I found this thread : https://love2d.org...