Adam Huuva writes:
> >Yes, unless you specified ASYNC mode in the application. Checking, if
> >something changed would be pretty much as slow for many cases
> >(relatively fast video access) and would hog some RAM for the >checking, so
> >...
>
> So, would it not be possible to use the display structure to store a
> "changed" flag which is set whenever the corresponding image data is
> changed? This way, when looping through the displays one could just flush
> the screens that are changed.
The X server (XGGI) uses direct access to the buffers, so you never
know when it has changed something or not. The only solution is to
make a smarter X server.
Cheers,
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\/ Andrew Apted <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
