I have a function in a program that works something like this.
def load_pic_data(width,heigth,inpdat, filt=TRUE):
data=''
total=0
tnum=0
size=100
for y in range(0,heigth):
row=''
for x in range(0,width):
index=2*(x+y*width)
num=ord(inpdat[index+1])*256+ord(inpdat[index])
if(vfilter.get() and d_filter and filt):
num=round((num-(d_filter[index/2])))
if(num<0):
num=0
if(num>255*64):
num=255*64
row=row+chr(num/64)
data=data+row
The purpose of this part of a program is to take a 14 bit numerical
representation and convert it to an 8 bit representation. This will
later be displayed as an image. However, I've noticed the following
about this code. I was noticing when I took a small picture, it went
really fast, but a larger picture took forever to run through. I added
a print statement to the y portion of the code to see where it was
getting hung up. I noticed that it appears to be running slower as time
goes on. I did a time.time() timestamp to verify this, and had it
confirmed. Any ideas as to what I could do to make it run faster? Note
that if this process is repeated, it runs equally slow.What can I do to
make it run faster? I suspect if I somehow dealocate the row statement
after it's done, that it will run faster, and the data variable when
it's done, but I just don't know how to do so.Thanks!
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