I'm about to start a new project on which I suppose to draw a graph of 16
channels, each one with 360,000 :-O samples of 1 byte.
I have to support zoom in and zoom out, scrolling, timeline etc (much like
goldwave, but with 16 channels).
The good news are that the info is static.
I wonder. Is c# with GDI+ fast enough?
If not... what do you recommend?
Is there a third party dll for such elements?
Thnaks.
Empi.
Use C++ and Direct2D (new 2D API for Vista and Windows 7) or OpenGL.
GDI+ is slow as hell, and WPF is even slower.
Might be worth a try ;)
Regards Horst
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Will give it a try.
I consider - knowing that i've got a static info - drawing it once on a huge
bitmap (16 colors) and manipulating it.
It looks faster than redrawing a range in my data.
I'll check rt-science as well.
Thank you very much.
Empi.
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