On 12/26/2016 07:37 PM, Thiago Macieira wrote:
Em segunda-feira, 26 de dezembro de 2016, às 18:04:45 BRST, Phil Bouchard
escreveu:
No I didn't write any paper on the subject yet (I already have n side
projects to finish). All I have for now is this comparison with shared_ptr:
https://github.com/philippeb8/root_ptr
So an option we're not using is faster than an option we're also not using.
How does this help us?
Well I do not know the internals of the GC used by QML but if you want
smooth animations in QML / Javascript and to speed things up then I
think it's worth trying it out.
It's very easy to understand:
- You have a root_ptr per container
- All the child ptrs are called "note_ptr" and are referencing the root_ptr
- When the root_ptr is destroyed then all associated node_ptrs vanish.
Also:
- A container can link to another one and have multiple root_ptrs. When
that happens then the last root_ptr to get destroyed will define when
the whole set of containers will get destroyed as well.
Thus:
- If you use a browser and leave from a Javascript page then all the
memory is guaranteed to be released.
- It is deterministic therefore the behavior is a 100% predictable and
measurable.
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