Ok, on windows (lenovo t410i, win7 prof x64, widelands release build,virus scan active) the performance gain with mng is significant.
What i did is stopping the time with "widelands.exe --editor", with each build i did this at least 5 times and to avoid cache issues:
With mng after a few starts i only took 16 seconds to start the editor. With the current trunk build i was not able to get loading time below 41 seconds!
So some form of container would really help on win32...
Ok, on windows (lenovo t410i, win7 prof x64, widelands release build,virus scan active) the performance gain with mng is significant.
What i did is stopping the time with "widelands.exe --editor", with each build i did this at least 5 times and to avoid cache issues:
With mng after a few starts i only took 16 seconds to start the editor. With the current trunk build i was not able to get loading time below 41 seconds!
So some form of container would really help on win32...