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I care about allocation/deallocation costs. When working on Windows, this kind of "ask OS for permission to get some memory" always slows down the algorithm's process, mainly when the code should run above than 100 fps. I've disliked when Mat became standard on 2.x. However, I'm still a C programmer who doesn't like to lost control to objects :)

I care about allocation/deallocation costs. When working on Windows, this kind of "ask OS for permission to get some memory" always slows down the algorithm's process, mainly when the code should run above than 100 fps. I've disliked it when Mat became standard on 2.x. However, I'm still a C programmer who doesn't like to lost control to objects :)

I care about allocation/deallocation costs. When working on Windows, this kind of "ask OS for permission to get some memory" always slows down the algorithm's process, mainly when the code should run above than 100 fps. I've disliked it when Mat became has become standard on 2.x. However, I'm still a C programmer who doesn't like to lost control to objects :)