Sounds about right. In GPU drivers, we keep specialized shaders as hand-tuned GP...

MostAwesomeDude on July 7, 2011 | parent | context | favorite | on: Realtime image processing in Python

Sounds about right. In GPU drivers, we keep specialized shaders as hand-tuned GPU assembly, not as GLSL/HLSL. This is just a very cool example of Python running at C speed, not Python running at --omg-optimized x264 assembly routine speed. :3