Thanks again for the help. My attempt to speed up Ham::WorldMap by hacking Imager only doubled the speed. Swapping out setpixel for setscanline in sub _moveterm takes the synopsis code from 6 seconds to 1 local second. Here's my implementation:
use Ham::WorldMap; # replace _moveterm with __moveterm for huge speed gain { no strict 'refs'; *{"Ham::WorldMap" . '::' . "_moveterm"} = \&__move +term } # __moveterm(wtab, noon, width, height) - update illuminated portion o +f the globe. # Speed fix from: https://www.perlmonks.org/index.pl?node_id=11148856 sub __moveterm { my ($wtab, $noon, $width, $height) = @_; my $illumMap = Imager->new(ysize => $height, xsize => $width); $illumMap = $illumMap->convert(preset => 'addalpha'); my $day_p = pack 'C4', 255, 255, 255, 10; for (my $i = 0; $i < $height; $i++) { if ($wtab->[$i] >= 0) { my $nl = (($noon - ($wtab->[$i] / 2)) + $width) % $width; my $nh = ($nl + $wtab->[$i]) - 1; my $oh = ($nh - $nl) + 1; if (($nl + $oh) > $width) { $illumMap->setscanline(x => $nl, y => $i, pixels => $day +_p x ($width - $nl)); $illumMap->setscanline(x => 0, y => $i, pixels => $day +_p x ($nl + $oh - $width + 1)); } else { $illumMap->setscanline(x => $nl, y => $i, pixels => $day +_p x ($oh + 1)); } } } return $illumMap; }

In reply to Re: Double the speed of Imager->setpixel by Anonymous Monk
in thread Double the speed of Imager->setpixel by Anonymous Monk

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