> This program makes the same mistake as gtk-perf: it sends the drawing > requests, but doesn't wait for the X server to actually perform them. > So you are essentially profiling Cairo and Xlib. You aren't seeing > things like "the X server takes 50% of the CPU time while the benchmark > is running".
I would call excluding the X server a feature. Sometimes desireable, sometimes not. There are a couple of situation where you want to do just that: 1. Remote X connection, even if we're just talking a local network. 2. Multi-CPU machines. In either case, X is running truly is parallel with the program. M. _______________________________________________ Performance-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/performance-list
