Critical perform code, using signals, performance?
- From: Paul Knopf <pauldotknopf gmail com>
- To: gtk-list gnome org
- Subject: Critical perform code, using signals, performance?
- Date: Fri, 5 Jan 2018 16:15:22 -0500
Signals in GLib uses marshaling to massage parameters, which effects performance. I get that.
I have performance critical code that needs callbacks, and I'd like to use the signal system's framework for registering handlers.
Is it possible to handcraft a very specific marshaller for my callback that adds minimal-to-no overhead? How would the performance compare to simple iterating a GList and invoking c-style callbacks?
I could go down the route of doing the custom marshaller and compare the performance myself, but I was wondering if someone has experimented with this. If not, I will do the tests and post my results.
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