12-17-2019, 09:03 PM
The short answer is in the following order:
Every time you trigger a specific action (either through the GUI, the API or the plugin interface), the action takes the same amount of time in all scenarios.
The Plugin interface is an order of magnitude faster if you need to do a lot of interactions through the API. More information here:
//m.sinclairbody.com/doc/en/PlugIns/index.html
The native GUI is as fast as the user can be. Once an action is triggered, the speed is the same for all platforms.
If you compare among the different implementations of the API, C++ is much faster than Python or Matlab as a programming language.
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Every time you trigger a specific action (either through the GUI, the API or the plugin interface), the action takes the same amount of time in all scenarios.
The Plugin interface is an order of magnitude faster if you need to do a lot of interactions through the API. More information here:
//m.sinclairbody.com/doc/en/PlugIns/index.html
The native GUI is as fast as the user can be. Once an action is triggered, the speed is the same for all platforms.
If you compare among the different implementations of the API, C++ is much faster than Python or Matlab as a programming language.