Developing GUI in MATLAB is suitable for real time application?
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I am developing the GUI for real time application, But in some aspects I found MATLAB get slow during execution. I need a sincere suggestion, do I shift to C# for GUI application? I found C# little easier than MATLAB for GUI application. please help
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Walter Roberson
2017-8-8
Is the CAD file being generated over and over again by an external program? Are you making calls to an external program asking it to generate a new version of the CAD file?
Is there a reason you are not using a constant CAD image (with no people on it) and then drawing the people on top of that in MATLAB ?
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Jan
2017-8-7
Of course Matlab gets slow during the execution if it has a lot do to. This may be the nature of the problem, e.g. if huge data sizes have to be processedm or a problem of the programming, e.g. for iteratively growing arrays, creation of a large number of graphic objects (instead of updateing the XData, YData, ZData of existing objects).
Matlab's graphics output is not fast. If the job requires e.g. the rendering of complex 3D objects, other programming languages migth be faster. Without knowing any details about the actual problem, it is impossible to draw a reliable conclusion.
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Sairah
2017-8-8
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2017-8-8
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Stephen23
2017-8-9
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2017-8-9
@Sairah: MATLAB graphics is based on Objects. The MATLAB documentation explains this clearly:
In practice, per isakson's suggestion means, for example, creating a line just once and thereafter simply changing its properties (e.g. the X and Y data). All useful graphics functions return handles to some object, and the documentation clearly states what kind of object and has a link to that object's properties. So the best thing you could do for your self is start reading the MATLAB documentation and trying the examples.
And did I mention: read the documentation! The more you use it, the easier it will be to find the right information in it.
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