#Mac os 10.12 unity mac os x
#Mac os 10.12 unity update

So it turns out that not much has changed with JSON libraries since Unity 5.4 debuted. Regardless, it still creates way more garbage than any of the other libraries. Unfortunately, it now does worse at deserialization by using 36.7 KB instead of 34 KB. FullSerializer does better at serialization now as it uses only 4.2 KB instead of the previous 4.4 KB. Unity, LitJSON, and Json.NET are all exactly the same as before. Unity only shows garbage in KB with one decimal place of precision, so some of these numbers are approximated by converting to bytes. I’ll omit the detailed output size data since it’s the same as before: all of the libraries output the same, minimal JSON. The performance order of the libraries hasn’t changed and that’s the most important part. Unity seems a bit quicker, but it’s possibly just noise in the testing. Little has changed since the last releases of Unity and FullSerializer.

#Mac os 10.12 unity mac os x

Unity 5.5.0f3, Mac OS X Standalone, x86_64, non-development.Then build in non-development mode for 64-bit processors and run it windowed at 640×480 with fastest graphics. If you want to try out the test yourself, simply paste the above code into a TestScript.cs file in your Unity project’s Assets directory and attach it to the main camera game object in a new, empty project.

Using System using using System.Text using UnityEngine using UnityEngine.Profiling using LitJson using Newtonsoft.Json using FullSerializer public class SaveGame If the profiler is running, the garbage tests run. LitJSON and Json.NET remain unchanged at versions 0.9.0 and 9.0.1 respectively.Īll the JSON libraries are put to the same test, which is a combination of the benchmarks and garbage creation tests from the previous two articles. Today’s test uses the latest Unity 5.5.0f3 release instead of 5.4.0f3 and also uses the latest source of FullSerializer, still at version 1.1.0. Here too LitJSON and Json.NET tied for second place and FullSerializer brought up the rear. I also tested how much garbage they created and found that, once again, Unity 5.4 created the least. LitJSON and Json.NET were more or less tied for second place and FullSerializer was by far the slowest.

Last time I ran these benchmarks it was clear that Unity 5.4 was the fastest JSON library available. Which is fastest now? Which creates the least garbage? Read on to find out!

#Mac os 10.12 unity update

Unity 5.5 has been out for about a month now and it’s time to update the benchmarks for JSON libraries.