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Actually I’m writing a fullscreen game on windows with Java, Its going to run on little embedded machines so I checked Linux before WinXP, but it runs really really slower than linux, in a P2 2ghz I get on windows 80 fps, and in Linux ( same computer ) 33 fps, I’m trying as much things as I can,
Checked IBM Jre, Sun Jre, Blackdown Jre ( the fastest one by my tests but still slow for the game in comparation with windows)
Checked some JNI solutions like jsdl, I wrote tons of bugfixes and get it working but its extremely slow. Sdl4java lots of changes again, better than jsdl but extremely slow.
J3D ( the game its 2d ) With wapper classes ( written by a friend ) so can program like if its 2d, and only works fine if I fill just 20% or 30% of the screen, If I fill more with graphics everything get slower and slower
Actually I have asked trolltech to check their qt/awt peer clases but still have no answer.
Kaffe, gcj/gij Its not enough ( Im using jfm and some 1.4 things )
So my desesperated question its this : Its there any way to get it working at least as fast as windows ?
May be dynamic loading motif and use a faster motif ( does it exists a faster motif than the your one ) ?
Perhaps using some SDL/GTK/QT peer working with blackdown ( all I checked just are abandoned projects ) ?
Or using some kind of obscure non documented native interface faster than JNI ( I think sdl4java should work fine if jni where faster )…
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