In your message of 15 August 2002 you write:
The second is that when
compositing images with window contents, placing the compositing software
right next to the frame buffer means that only the pixels which are
translucent in the source image need be read from the frame buffer.
Actually
Hi, Keith et al. I was just wondering if there's more information on the
PostScript-like extensions; I wasn't able to find much on the web other than
the fact that they're being worked on, and I joined this list to find out,
but since I joined no one's discussed it.
Specifically, I was wondering
Around 14 o'clock on Aug 21, Peter Kaczowka wrote:
I guess that's true for reads, but my experience is that quadword writes
are faster to some PCI devices.
Yeah, if you have 64-bit PCI. With write-combining turned on, a 32-bit
PCI or AGP bus is best written 32 bits at a time. The current
Around 23 o'clock on Aug 21, Eric Christopherson wrote:
Hi, Keith et al. I was just wondering if there's more information on the
PostScript-like extensions; I wasn't able to find much on the web other
than the fact that they're being worked on, and I joined this list to find
out, but since
