Hi. I've madea simple Texture Manager for DrectX 10 using ID3D10ShaderResourceView and
std::map.I just want it be simple for my small demos. Here is how I organazied it:

class TextureManager
{
private:
static class TextureManager *m_TextureManager;
map<wstring, ID3D10ShaderResourceView*, less<wstring> > textures;
map<wstring, ID3D10ShaderResourceView*, less<wstring> >::iterator iter;
ID3D10Device* md3dDevice;
public:
TextureManager (void);
~TextureManager (void);
static TextureManager *GetManager();
bool addTexture(wstring path);
void deleteTexture(wstring path);
void clearTextures();
void setDevice(ID3D10Device* dev);
void checkDevice();
ID3D10ShaderResourceView* GetTextureView(wstring path);
ID3D10Device* getDevice();
ID3D10ShaderResourceView* TexView;
};
[color="#000000"]it's a singleton class, [color="#000000"]addTexture and GetTextureView implemented like this:
bool TextureManager::addTexture(wstring path)
{
checkDevice();
iter=textures.find(path.c_str());
if(iter==textures.end())
{
HRESULT hr=D3DX10CreateShaderResourceViewFromFile(md3dDevice, path.c_str(), NULL, NULL, &TexView, NULL);
if(hr!=S_OK)
return false;
textures.insert( pair<wstring,ID3D10ShaderResourceView*>(path.c_str(),TexView));
return true;
}

return false;
}

ID3D10ShaderResourceView* TextureManager::GetTextureView(wstring path)
{
checkDevice();
iter=textures.find(path.c_str());
if(iter==textures.end())
if(!addTexture(path.c_str()))
return NULL;
return textures[path.c_str()];
}






[color="#000000"]The problem is when I'm using my manager's function GetTextureView to set new texture into shader like this:

[color="#000000"]mfxVar->SetResource(txr_man->GetTextureView(filenames[texIndex].c_str()));

[color="#000000"]I got my application 200-300 FPS down :[color="#000000"]( If I use just an [color="#000000"]ID3D10ShaderResourceView*[color="#000000"]array in application,instead of texture manager FPS looks good. Can't understand why putting [color="#000000"]ID3D10ShaderResourceView [color="#000000"]into <map>decreases FPS. Sure I can get rid of <map> just using an array of [color="#000000"]ID3D10ShaderResourceView [color="#000000"]in my manager while keeping it's functionality, but then I can't resize my texture array. Someone have any ideas about?

200-300 FPS down?? How much FPS do you have, 2k?

Never measure time in fps, always use 1/fps to get the actual time of the frame.

200-300 FPS down?? How much FPS do you have, 2k?

Never measure time in fps, always use 1/fps to get the actual time of the frame.

While in release build it's about 3000 but it's because there isn't much things in scene: only textured level, and camera for now. But the question is about why storing ID3D19ShaderResourceView* in std::map slows down the game? Not about how large my FPS or how do I measure it.

Sounds like a good idea, I'll try to implement like you said. Thanks man:)

Well tried written above. FPS still falls, maybe I need something else.

What we're trying to tell you is that FPS are NOT linear: 120 fps does NOT mean "twice as fast" as 60 fps. On the other hand, 0.4ms per frame is twice as fast as 0.8ms per frame.
The lower the FPS, the slower they get even lower under more work.

This explains why there seems to be a "huge" difference just by doing something as simple as a map insert/read, while it is actually neglectable.

Ok, I'll keep moving with my map then. As for now it will be enough to me having this performance. Thanks.