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I would've thought Python would be painfully slow for any real games...
I mean, here's an earlier speed test I ran in Java, C, and Python using equivalent calculations for each language:
How could performance like that ever be used for 3d games like in C, C++, and Java?
I mean, here's an earlier speed test I ran in Java, C, and Python using equivalent calculations for each language:
Python Pi Calculator: 10000000 (10m) iterations 11 seconds using floating point math; 8 seconds using integer math; Java Pi Calculator: 10000000 (10m) iterations less than 1 second using integer math; less than 1 second using floating point math; ~3 seconds @ 100000000 (100m) iterations using integer math ~9 seconds @ 100000000 (100m) iterations using long math 26 seconds @ 1000000000 (1b) iterations using floating point math C Pi Calculator: 10000000 (10m) iterations less than 1 second using integer math; less than 1 second using floating point math; 19 seconds @ 1000000000 (1b) iterations using floating point math
How could performance like that ever be used for 3d games like in C, C++, and Java?
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