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Re: CoreImage: Newbie can't find memory leak
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Re: CoreImage: Newbie can't find memory leak


  • Subject: Re: CoreImage: Newbie can't find memory leak
  • From: John Stiles <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 15 Feb 2006 07:57:09 -0800

Markus Hitter wrote:

Am 14.02.2006 um 21:51 schrieb Chris Lewis:

I've been using
CoreImage to implement a machine vision project, and it's going really
well. I'm loving the power/speed I've been getting.

Depending on what machines you expect your software to run on, it might be worth a note CoreImage is exceptionally slow on some machines. Simple CI filters like "blur" easily take up 30 seconds in cases GraphicConverter or Photoshop need 3 seconds only, using their own algorithm.


Not sure wether this is bound to the processor (500 MHz G3, 640 MB RAM) or to the graphics card (ATI RageM3, 8 MB, "Core Image not supported").

I'd strongly suspect that the CoreImage developers optimized for G4 and up. Very few users lack Altivec nowadays. And of course, with a supported GPU, the rendering happens on the video card, which is hard to beat.
IOW, on a more recent piece of hardware, CI is exceptionally fast.
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