On 5/22/07, Aaron Oxford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I therefore submit the following very basic, more than likely biased, > test comparing the three-fold path of fastly drawing under Gtk# - > purely for interest's sake. Just open the program and resize it, > keeping it almost the same size but causing it to redraw and gather > data over a long period. On my machine, (3800 X2, 7600GT, Server2k3, > Gtk#2.8.3) redrawing overall happens at about 1-2 fps. The measured > drawing times are: > > Gdk: 324 ms (3 FPS) > Cairo: 292 ms (3.5 FPS) > System.Drawing: 24 ms (Badooshka)
I have Ubuntu 7.04 (GTK 2.10), on a 4200+ X2 with a 6600GT. Modifying the program to divide my the number of expose events (i.e. to get an average), and dividing by 1e4 to convert from 100ns ticks to ms the lowest averages I can reproduce are around GDK: 220 ms System.Drawing: 200 ms Cairo: 380 ms So no, it doesn't look like your results are specific to Windows. OTOH, I find Gnumeric usably responsive, even on a 1.4GHz Windows laptop. -- Michael Hutchinson http://mjhutchinson.com _______________________________________________ Gtk-sharp-list maillist - [email protected] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/gtk-sharp-list
