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[Other Issues]: Investigate use of PInvoked GDI text functionality for performance [and compare with TextRenderer.DrawText (Mode off)] #1103

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Smurf-IV opened this issue Aug 20, 2023 · 0 comments
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Smurf-IV commented Aug 20, 2023

Whilst looking into the performance issues from #10, it was found that some developers have been able to improve performance of applications by using the C++ GDI functionality directly, rather than through the multiple layers placed into the .Net abstraction.

from here onwards: #10 (comment)

Here's the modified example to compare like with like:
KThemesTest.zip

Note; In order to compare speed improvements

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@Smurf-IV Smurf-IV changed the title [Other Issues]: Investigate use of PInvoked GDI text function ality for performance [Other Issues]: Investigate use of PInvoked GDI text functionality for performance [and compare with TextRenderer.DrawText (Mode off)] Aug 28, 2023
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