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Github repository on Claude Code Architecture:

Client: llm model Server: external tools

Works in the loop and enables concurent tools running!

Let’s look at the stratetgies that are implemented from a systemic point of view, regardles of coding language or framework used. These are elementary principles.

Measuring performance:

In sofwtare engineering terms, this is called profiling. We must measure what needs to be optimised.

Our target performance :

• 60 Frames per Second or 120+ FPS for Virtual reality.
• CPU/GPU frame time breakdown
• draw calls ( < 500-1000)
• triangle/pixel count,
• overdraw
• memory usage,
• GC pauses

Profiling is usually done on target device, under different loads, and pushing it for worst-case loads.

Performance Bugets

A performance budget is the amount of work or usage that you allocate to a speicifc operation.

• For example: 30% usage CPU for rendering commands.

This then tells you that if performance budget is exceeded, you must make the operators more efficient.

There are a range of situations that affect performance.

We must measure a couple of metrics to understand when bottlenecks occur, and

One must know what bottlenecks exist in different scenarios, and tackle these.

need to

I - Loading performance:

“sidecar caching”

Geometry Buffers / per model buffers

Per batch buffers

Progressively loading geometry during streaming

II - Rendering performance

BVH Treees

Merging geometry and selection from “faces that will be rendered”

Frustum Culling

“Per object frustum culling with glMultiDrawElements” -> Collapse per-mesh draws into glMultiDrawElementsIndirect