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Warp <war### [at] tag povray org> wrote:
> Also note that since the radiosity data tree is probably accessed millions
> of times per second (for both reading and writing), mutexing each access would
> be prohibitively slow, as mutexes (especially those provided by Boost) are
> very inefficient. Mutexes are only feasible for functions which are called
> relatively infrequently.
Of this issue I was aware, which is why I suggested to basically cache some
intended tree writes before paying the cost of locking.
If 100% reproducability of shots is an issue though, another approach is indeed
needed.
(BTW, why is Boost used if it is so slow?)
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