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The result is very interesting but I'm wondering if wxPerl would be still the fastest when you also get the Chinese characters displayed properly.

The speed difference is well within the margin for noise. The only reason I mentioned it, is because it has been consistent in my tests. I doubt having a chinese font would make a difference (not going to test).

And yes, my wxPerl fully supports unicode. Is there a wxPerl version that does not support Unicode?

wxWidgets unicode support is optional (wxUNICODE)

In reply to Re^3: Why is wxPerl slower than Win32GUI? by Anonymous Monk
in thread Why is wxPerl slower than Win32GUI? by ZJ.Mike.2009

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