The new version of the benchmark is striped to just do line-drawing and rects and composite the result, nothing more.
There is now an infinite benchmark loop, the strange results from time to time are because the time-code is flawed (it does not cope with overflow).
These are the results I get:
Xorg-1.3: 80ms
Xorg-1.5: 230ms
(GeForce6600: 40ms with nvidia's closed driver, not mine)
> Next time, please include a Makefile instead of an x86 binary. :) (and add a
> toplevel directory to the tarball)
Sorry about that, the toplevel-tarballs also annoy me every time I encounter one.
I created a bash-compile-script, sorry I don't know make.
> Either way, this seems likely to be a different issue from what you reported
> here initially, so it should probably be tracked separately.
I don't know, maybe you could have a look again at the new benchmark?
The new version of the benchmark is striped to just do line-drawing and rects and composite the result, nothing more.
There is now an infinite benchmark loop, the strange results from time to time are because the time-code is flawed (it does not cope with overflow).
These are the results I get:
Xorg-1.3: 80ms
Xorg-1.5: 230ms
(GeForce6600: 40ms with nvidia's closed driver, not mine)
> Next time, please include a Makefile instead of an x86 binary. :) (and add a script, sorry I don't know make.
> toplevel directory to the tarball)
Sorry about that, the toplevel-tarballs also annoy me every time I encounter one.
I created a bash-compile-
> Either way, this seems likely to be a different issue from what you reported
> here initially, so it should probably be tracked separately.
I don't know, maybe you could have a look again at the new benchmark?
Thanks a lot, Clemens