hi Micah, hi Philippe


I haven't personally run PicoGUI on anything slower than an Agenda VR3
in a long time. You could run gprof to find the bottleneck, but it's
almost certainly the video driver. What video driver are you using,
and at what color depth? pgserver also has a benchmarking mode for
quantitatively measuring video speed.

 we use the depth is 1bpp, and the benchmarking is flowing,

load video driver successfully, name is vz328
vidw, vidh, vidd, vidf = 160, 160, 1, 0

Running video driver benchmarks...

Time             Name                           LGOP            Size
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
      10000 ns  nop                            none            128x128
      30000 ns  color pgtohwr                  none            128x128
      20000 ns  color hwrtopg                  none            128x128
      20000 ns  update                         none            128x128
      50000 ns  pixel                          none            128x128
      50000 ns  getpixel                       none            128x128
     160000 ns  slab                           none            128x128
     520000 ns  bar                            none            128x128
    1190000 ns  line                           none            128x128
   19000000 ns  rect                           none            128x128
 1273720000 ns  gradient                       none            128x128
   16330000 ns  blit                           none            128x128
   16240000 ns  scrollblit up                  none            128x128
   27950000 ns  scrollblit down                none            128x128
   16380000 ns  scrollblit left                none            128x128
  182920000 ns  scrollblit right               none            128x128
   43210000 ns  multiblit (1x1 tile)           none            128x128
   67860000 ns  multiblit (1x32 tile)          none            128x128
   30390000 ns  multiblit (32x1 tile)          none            128x128
   18410000 ns  multiblit (32x32 tile)         none            128x128
 1440330000 ns  rotateblit (0 degrees)         none            128x128
 1440320000 ns  rotateblit (90 degrees)        none            128x128
 1440330000 ns  rotateblit (180 degrees)       none            128x128
 1440320000 ns  rotateblit (270 degrees)       none            128x128
   19780000 ns  ellipse                        none            128x128
   22330000 ns  fellipse                       none            128x128
   27540000 ns  polygon (star)                 none            128x128

To have an idea about what will be the behavior of the programs on our
platform, we used the XCopilot emulator on pc. Is this also what you
spoke
about when you said "... when run in PC, it's ..."?
  when we debug on X86 platform, we use SDL as video driver on XWindow


Unfortunately, I don't have one that works here... but if my memories are
right, it wasn't possible to have such informations with the 2.0.x
kernel.
(or maybe it was something else that wasn't accessible...)
Anyway, if I could get some info, I'll tell you.
Thanks. we had used 2.0.38.kernel when we use M68EZ328 , we also can find in /proc/cpuinfo file.and the speed about 1.4BogoMips sanit

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