I don't create a daylies by hand, the gna people have a script that does
it for me: https://gna.org/cvs/?group=ngl (see
Daily snapshots tarball of your CVS tree).
I'm quite puzzled at the performance problems you guys are seeing. Do
you have the opportunity to run the application in VTune or an other
profiler and see what functions takes all the CPU time?
Of course I take for granted that you have installed the latest drivers
for you video cards and that other OpenGL application runs smoothly.
One test you can try to do is to run the nuiTest application with this
argument:
-r software
and then
-r opengl
to switch between the software renderer and the OpenGL one. I'm curious
what the results are. For the moment, the only problem I can think of
would be an internationalisation problem as I imagine you might both use
your computer with a eastern european langage if I may guess from your
names. There are some functions in nui and ngl that translate strings in
between locales and stuff like that. This could be the problem, but this
is nothing more than a wild guess. I'd really like to solve your problem
but not having direct acces to your machines really prevents me to go
further than saying "it shouldn't be a problem". I'm interested in any
clue you can give me...
Thanks in advance,
Sebastien
Olivier Tristan wrote:
Nikolay Avrionov wrote:
I built the snap-shot from feb 01.
My setup is VC7.1 Athlon XP 1500 GeForce 5700.
The big UI demo runs at 1.5 fps.
Thanks
N.A
humm feb 01 like in 2001. we are in 2005 !!!
Get the CVS version. :)
You should see the difference.
Sebastien never do snap-shot.
Tell us more after doing that.
