Was your standalone for Linux built FOR Linux on Windows, or transferred
as a stack onto
the target platform (Linux) and then built as a standalone?
This may seem a bit of a goofy question, but every single time I have
built a standalone
for a platform on another platform I have ended up with something that
doesn't function
very well. Considering the vast difference between Windows and the
various forms of Linux
I am not surprised.
Ken Ray wrote:
I've got a basic PC (Dell Dimension 4600 running a P4 at 2.66GHz with 2GB
RAM) that switch boots between Windows XP and Ubuntu 8.04. I have a pretty
complex app (my stick figure animaton program "Stykz") that loads about 8
libraries has a few front and back scripts and when it opens it displays a
main window and 4 floating palettes.
The app is built with the Rev 3.5 engine and when I launch it on Windows, it
takes about 5 seconds from initial launch to idle. When I do this on Ubuntu
it is agonizingly slow, taking 25-30 seconds to come to an idle state. And
after this, everything is like molasses - windows take seconds! to redraw,
mouse messages aren't recognized immediately, etc.
I haven't done much on Linux except StackRunner, which was very lightweight,
but my overall question is: are there any "gotchas" I should know about
related to Linux that might account for significantly affecting performance?
TIA,
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software, Inc.
Email: [email protected]
Web Site: http://www.sonsothunder.com/
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