[Qt-interest] C++ + QT vs C#
Scott Aron Bloom
Scott.Bloom at sabgroup.com
Fri Mar 20 15:41:47 CET 2009
Maybe you missed the point...
Both applications were written using the same algorithm,...
Reading in 1 line of the file at
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From: qt-interest-bounces at trolltech.com [mailto:qt-interest-bounces at trolltech.com] On Behalf Of Philippe Fremy
Sent: Thursday, March 19, 2009 11:05 AM
To: qt-interest at trolltech.com
Subject: Re: [Qt-interest] C++ + QT vs C#
Hi,
Given your description of how the previous programmer wrote his
application, all your number show is that this guy is a really really
bad programmer.
This does not really bring any good argument in the debate of C# vs C++
. A bad programmer can screw up any application, written in any
language, with any kind of library.
I maybe a bit harsh here, but before learning Qt, he should take some
computer classes.
cheers,
Philippe
Scott Aron Bloom wrote:
> Hope all you QT people like my numbers.. I’m pretty proud of them.
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> So I’ve been working on a project for a client, and the previous
> consultant (who had to leave the project but Im friends with) is a C#
> guy… Loves C# etc etc… Claims the performance is great and that Im full
> of $%#@ when I say Ill stick with C++ when and I need performance… And
> even if I don’t.. Ill still take C++ J
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> In taking over the project, essentially we had to be able to read in a
> tab separated file, with a random header, and insert it into a new
> table, using the first row as the field names of the database.
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> He wrote it in C# and had all but the insert into DB working.. Now.. I
> didn’t like his style (he read the whole file in at once and then used a
> string splitter to split the lines…
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> Initially its app sat at 450MB to read in the 118k rows due to having
> the whole thing in memory + each line in memory…
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> Well we both wrote it to be read 1 line, process 1 line, maybe a bit
> slower… but not much..
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> C++(Console) C++(GUI) C#
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> Memory before loading anything 6MB
> 9MB 22MB
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> Memory after reading each line
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> and inserting into DB
> 6MB 9MB 180MB (love heap managers…)
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> Memory after show db in GUI
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> In QT using QSqlQueryModel and
> QAbstractTableModel
> NA 12MB 450MB
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> Runtime to load with NO DB connection
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> (release mode)
> 3s 3s 9s
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> Runtime to load with DB inserts
> 210s 210s 540s
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> Runtime to show in GUI
> NA .5s 3.3s
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> Size of data…
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> ~118k rows of 105 columns of ~50 filled columns.
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> BTW.. I cant use BULK IMPORT commands because they are not SQL database
> agnostic.
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> Scott
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