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In article <16217@mimsy.UUCP> folta@tove.umd.edu.UUCP (Wayne Folta) writes:
>I have heard that the problem is not necessarily the IBM, but is probably
>MS Windows, which is--I hear--notoriously slow.  Just watching the screen
>manipulations of QuickDraw versus Windows has convinced me that QuickDraw
>is much smarter about how and what to redraw, etc..

Quickdraw does everything with regions. Can someone tell what MS Windows
does instead? Disply Postscript on the NeXT has the clipping path, but
curiously updates (on non-retained) windows are reported as rectangles.

I guess Microsoft didn't have a genious available when they implemented
their graphics routines. Apple had/has Bill Atkinson and Adobe has many
really good graphics experts. (I put that "had" there, since I don't think
Mr. Atkinson is working on QuickDraw.)


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