Delphi 7 to Delphi 2010 - much slower
We have decided to move up some applications running under Delphi 7 to Delphi 2010. However, I was surprise to see that simply recompiling the application causes the application to be much slower than version 7. We have a lot of string transformation routines, some mathematical transformations, etc. When I mean slower, I mean up to two times slower than with Delphi 7, so it not a minor difference. (The EXE is also a lot bigger but I don't worry too much about that). Is there something I can do to obtain the same kind of speed I had in Delphi 7 but with Delphi 2010? Was there some important type changes? Is there any compiler or linker settings that could explain such a decrease in performance.
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Normand
5/31/2013 10:25:23 PM
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Normand wrote: > We have a lot of string transformation routines, some mathematical > transformations, etc. Are they taking into account that strings are now Unicode? > Is there any compiler or linker settings that could explain such a > decrease in performance. Have you tried profiling your code to see where it is actually spending the extra time? -- Remy Lebeau (TeamB)
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Remy
5/31/2013 11:34:38 PM
Normand Peladeau wrote: > We have decided to move up some applications running under Delphi 7 > to Delphi 2010. However, I was surprise to see that simply > recompiling the application causes the application to be much slower > than version 7. We have a lot of string transformation routines, > some mathematical transformations, etc. When I mean slower, I mean > up to two times slower than with Delphi 7, so it not a minor > difference. (The EXE is also a lot bigger but I don't worry too much > about that). > > Is there something I can do to obtain the same kind of speed I had in > Delphi 7 but with Delphi 2010? Was there some important type > changes? Is there any compiler or linker settings that could explain > such a decrease in performance. Make sure you have Project -> Options -> Delphi compiler -> compiling -> code generation -> string format checking -> OFF that should speed up string operations somewhat. HTH ain
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Ain
6/1/2013 10:52:50 AM
Ain Valtin wrote:
> that should speed up string operations somewhat.
But only for code that is recompiled. The RTL and VCL still use that
stupid ("We make Delphi slower so that our C++Builder customers do not
have to migrate AnsiString to UnicodeString" what they need to do
anyway).
Fortunately this compiler switch was removed in XE.
--
Andreas Hausladen
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Andreas
6/1/2013 11:34:01 AM
On 6/1/2013 2:25 AM, Normand Peladeau wrote:
> We have decided to move up some applications running under Delphi 7 to
> Delphi 2010. However, I was surprise to see that simply recompiling the
> application causes the application to be much slower than version 7. We
> have a lot of string transformation routines, some mathematical
> transformations, etc. When I mean slower, I mean up to two times slower
> than with Delphi 7, so it not a minor difference. (The EXE is also a lot
> bigger but I don't worry too much about that).
>
> Is there something I can do to obtain the same kind of speed I had in Delphi
> 7 but with Delphi 2010? Was there some important type changes? Is there
> any compiler or linker settings that could explain such a decrease in
> performance.
>
classic of the classic thank to the #@{^# unicode support in D2009+ :(
the only way to keep speed (and memory) is to stay on ansiString.
you can try the alcinoe framework
(http://sourceforge.net/projects/alcinoe/) to convert all your app on
ansiString (their is an app inside alcinoe demo dir called
stringtoAnsiString that will auto replace all string/pchar and string
function (intoStr, pos, format, etc..) by their ansiString equivalent.
Alcinoe offer you all the ansitring function like ALinttostr,
ALfloattostr, ALstringreplace, TALstringList, TALxmlDocument, etc..
Their is also inside a demo app to compare the speed between
unicode/ansistring.
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loki
6/2/2013 8:58:06 PM
loki loki wrote: > the only way to keep speed (and memory) is to stay on ansiString. And fight the RTL and VCL which is Unicode? Converting to AnsiString is not the way to go. Especially because nobody here knows what the actual bottle neck is. -- Andreas Hausladen
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Andreas
6/2/2013 9:24:31 PM
On 6/3/2013 1:24 AM, Andreas Hausladen wrote: > loki loki wrote: > >> the only way to keep speed (and memory) is to stay on ansiString. > > And fight the RTL and VCL which is Unicode? Converting to AnsiString is > not the way to go. Especially because nobody here knows what the actual > bottle neck is. > has i already say good developper know that ansitring = UNICODE if we use UTF8. the good choice was for embarcadera to implement unicode in UTF8 surely not in UTF16 (that is a "bastard" way between utf8 and UTF32, because you still have all the default of the UTF8 in utf16 (in utf16 like in utf8 charactere can you more than on "codepoint")
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loki
6/12/2013 7:53:08 AM
loki wrote: > has i already say good developper know that ansitring = UNICODE if we > use UTF8. the good choice was for embarcadera to implement unicode > in UTF8 surely not in UTF16 (that is a "bastard" way between utf8 and > UTF32, because you still have all the default of the UTF8 in utf16 (in > utf16 like in utf8 charactere can you more than on "codepoint") UTF-16 was chosen because at the time, Delphi was still a Windows-only product, and Windows itself uses UTF-16. Going to UTF-8 would not have benefitted Delphi, because it still would have required runtime string conversions when calling Win32 API functions, just like AnsiString did in earlier Delphi versions when running a VCL app on an NT4+ version of Windows. Making the RTL/VCL string type match Windows' actual string usage was an appropriate decision at the time. -- Remy Lebeau (TeamB)
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Remy
6/12/2013 3:54:02 PM
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