On Fri, Apr 19, 2013 at 2:02 AM, Alexander Brock <a.brock@...2965...> wrote:
I'm now wondering how I should address performance. I want the whole process to finish within 0.1s because that's what seems to be considered a instant reaction by most humans. I don't like the idea of stopping after 0.1s passed or convergence whatever happens first because it would lead to worse fits on slower machines / non-deterministic behaviour on machines under heavy load. But I also don't want users on slow machines having to wait a second for the result of a simple node deletion. Thoughts?
My main thought is that, I'm personally more interested in more correct behavior over performance. Are things any slower? Is there any noticeable difference in performance? If it's not slower, it's already an improvement then.
Cheers, Josh