On Thursday, June 05, 2014 12:50:26 PM Michel Dänzer wrote: > On 25.04.2014 07:51, Marek Olšák wrote: > > There are 3 categories of tests: > > - concurrent, these are off-screen and can be run anytime > > - non-concurrent, because they render to a window (usually a front > > buffer) and may take focus; any number of off-screen tests can be run > > simultaneously with these, because off-screen tests cannot affect > > front buffer rendering in other apps > > - non-concurrent, because they measure time and therefore should be > > run while all the other processes are idle (we really have like 2 or 3 > > of these) > > I fully agree with Marek on this. It would be great if somebody could > work on distinguishing between the second and third case above, and > allowing one second case test to run concurrently with first case tests > again. This would cut down the runtime of gpu.py by several minutes for me.
If you have a compositor you could always just use the -c option and run all of the tests concurrently.
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