2012/8/21
> Hi,
>
> FYI. Can someone help us here ? thanks very much ;)
>
Thanks,
> Song
>
I think a good start would be to run a profiler like callgrind (search
valgrind + kcachegrind) on the code in a host / x86 environment. The code
posted here doesn't really say anything. That code as it st
2012/8/21 Konstantin Tokarev
>
> 21.08.2012, 12:24, "song.7@nokia.com" :
> > I’m using QGraphicsView to implement google weather in a low-end(CPU:
> 300MHz) hardware. All are nice except the performance.
> Wether 300 MHz is low-end or not, is highly dependent on architecture.
> E.g. 300MHz SPA
21.08.2012, 12:24, "song.7@nokia.com" :
>
> Hi, all
>
> I’m using QGraphicsView to implement google weather in a low-end(CPU: 300MHz)
> hardware. All are nice except the performance.
Wether 300 MHz is low-end or not, is highly dependent on architecture. E.g.
300MHz SPARC may be not bad at a
Hi,
FYI. Can someone help us here ? thanks very much ;)
Thanks,
Song
From: Jiang Wenjun (Nokia-MP/Beijing)
Sent: Tuesday, August 21, 2012 4:21 PM
To: Liu Song.7 (Nokia-MP/Beijing)
Subject: FW: how to improve GraphicsView performance
Importance: High
Hi, all
I'm using QGraphicsView to implemen
