add text_perf example #348
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the docs have been refined just a little bit, but this adds an example on how to render a lot of text and be able to benchmark the performance
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the docs have been refined just a little bit, but this adds an example
on how to render a lot of text and be able to benchmark the performance
based on this info! #347 (comment)
Much like bunnymark, the new example makes it easy to render a lot of
text by pressing the SPACE bar. In release builds, I'm seeing 12k instances
stay at steady 60 FPS on my MacBook! Beyond that it starts to drop frames.