On Fri, 17 Jan 2003 at 12:00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Thu, Jan 16, 2003 at 02:01:27PM -0500, Alan Hoyle wrote:
> > Plucker divides it up into smaller pages (64k?). When I go to a new page
> > of this document, I have to wait around 10 seconds before I can page down
> > to the next page. And, this page is literally just text. Would an
> > ARMlet help with this?
>
> A better question is, Does the armlet help with this?
> Do you see an improvment when you use the zlib w/ arm support?
I'm using the ZLib with ARMlet, but I can't answer that question from
experience.... I apparently missed out on the existence of non-ARMlet,
but OS5 compatible ZLib. I'd been using DOC compression until I saw the
recent post mentioning the ARMlet ZLib.... It does seem a touch faster
than DOC compression, but I don't have definitve proof.
> Keep in mind that its only the decompression in the zlib that has been
> updated to use arm code, not plucker itself. In the near future I hope
> to upgrade a few portions of plucker itself to improve load times
> (such as in document rendering) but I havn't had time to do it yet..
> At the very least, you should see SOME improvment when you use the
> arm zlib compared to the standard one.
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