Thanks for the update.
Something strange seems to have happened with HTML5 performance though (haven't noticed any difference on Flash).
I'm getting significantly lower performance on just basic image drawing (not sure if that's the cause or just one visible effect).
Quick sample code below (not the prettiest but should suffice!). Stick any old image in the data folder as "image.png" - I used a 128x128 with alpha transparency.
Use cursor/arrow keys LEFT/RIGHT to change number of objects drawn.
Compiled with v34b I can easily hit 700 objects and still get 100 frames-per-sec.
With v35 I barely get 50 fps with 700 objects. Even with 0 objects, it doesn't seem to give a steady 100 fps on v35.
EDIT: Tested here with Firefox 4
EDIT: BTW I did delete the .build folder when switching between versions, so it's not that.
EDIT: More strangeness... if I close Monk IDE (v35) then open the HTML5 version in my browser, it runs as well as v34b did previously. The performance is still lower even if built with "debug" off, just only while Monk is open.
Import mojo
Global img:Image
Global NUM_OBJECTS = 50
Global stp = 0
Global FPS:Float
Global frames
Global time
Class MyApp Extends App
Method OnCreate()
SetUpdateRate 100
img = LoadImage("image.png")
frames = 0
time = Millisecs()
End
Method OnUpdate()
stp = (stp + 1) Mod img.Width
If KeyHit(KEY_RIGHT) Or KeyHit(KEY_UP)
NUM_OBJECTS += 50
Endif
If KeyHit(KEY_LEFT) Or KeyHit(KEY_DOWN)
NUM_OBJECTS = Max(0, NUM_OBJECTS - 50)
Endif
End
Method OnRender()
Cls 0,0,0
Local x = stp
Local y = 0
For Local i:Int = 1 To NUM_OBJECTS
DrawImage img, x,y
x += img.Width
While x > DeviceWidth()
x -= DeviceWidth()
y += img.Height
While y > DeviceHeight()
y -= DeviceHeight()
x += 10
Wend
Wend
Next
frames += 1
If frames > 50
Local newtime = Millisecs()
Local elapsed = Max(1, (newtime - time))
FPS = Float(frames * 1000) / Float(elapsed)
frames = 0
time = newtime
Endif
DrawText "Objects: " + NUM_OBJECTS, 0,0
DrawText "FPS: " + Int(FPS), 0,30
End
End
Function Main()
New MyApp
End
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