On Thu, 9 Jan 2003 12:54:50 +0000 Chris Ross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> babbled:

>
> It was built with:
> 
> make CFLAGS="-O9"
> 
> I simply guessed the flags so I do not know if they are correct. raster 
> any
> ideas?

thats about right. i have pentium/ppro flags too but i dont know if gcc supports
ppc specific flags, and if so exactly what they are :) but that's about right.

> Anyway, the results are not too shabby:
> 
> ####################################################
> # Performance Test. Your system scores...
> ####################################################
> # FRAME COUNT: 639 frames
> # TIME:        20.011 seconds
> # AVERAGE FPS: 31.932 fps
> ####################################################
> # Your system Evas Benchmark:
> #
> # EVAS BENCH: 0.532
> #
> ####################################################

about the same speed as mu laptop (p3-700, thinkpad)

> With some work to make a Quartz back end for evas there should be
> futher  speed improvements, but this I dont think is too shabby for a
> graphics layer going through a couple of layers of indirection.
> 
>       evas -> X11 -> Quartz -> Quartz Extreme

yeah not too bad - though i think it does end up being just a direct memcopy at
the end... :) the data doesnt go thru any real transforms after evas is done
generating it.. so it just *SHOULD* be a memcpy...

yup quartz could speed things up - if theres hware support for scaling &
blending... definitely. i'll get to doing a render engine once its complete with
scaling support... and i have time :) gl engine is still on my list too.

> Regards,
> 
> Chris
> 
> 
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