On Dec 4, 2004, at 3:44 PM, Lemont Washington wrote:
To clarify, I know this is technically possible, my question is more
along the lines of how well does it scale? Say hundreds of bindings
etc?
There have been several reports that bindings perform better than the
custom code they have replaced. This should not be surprising...
Basically, a binding is replacing *something that would have to be
present anyway*, so it's not incurring *unnecessary* overhead. It is
also likely in some situations to be able to make additional
optimisations that would be tedious for most developers to undertake.
Certainly there will be variations, but a priori there is no reason to
think that using bindings instead of custom glue code will lead to
worse performance, or lesser scalability.
mmalc
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