Re: [E-devel] slow transition ad the edje app

[Oguz Yarimtepe]

Hi,


 this pretty much tells the problem. the ONLY test it seems to properly
 accelerate is the textblock intl test. unless something drastic went wrong
 here, but those numbers are very low for accelerated rendering on any
 device -
 that smells like software. very bad software too.

 try software_x11 or fb egnine of evas to compare with pure software:

 expedite -e x11
 expedite -e fb



I tried with expedite -e fb and got better results. I didn't enable x11
related options while compiling thats why i only tried with fb. Here are
some results.

3.35 , Image Blend Unscaled
5.49 , Image Data ARGB Alpha
25.00 , Image Blend Solid Unscaled
2.00 , Rect Blend
7.61 , Image Crossfade

So the same results are slower when ran with DirectFB engine. When you said
very bad software you meaned the DirectFB libraries are bad or something
else?

I may recompile after i installed a new version of DirectFB.

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Re: [E-devel] Release schedule

[Toma]

So todays the day to finish all features. I know its a pain in the
ass, but would it feasible to start suggesting an ultra-hazy alpha
release date? My crystal ball is suggesting August-September.  This
may motivate people to actually work on these bugs if we have a set
date to TRY to get these things done.

Additionally, considering GSoC is fast approaching, so we might be
able to get some more developers on board if we get accepted again.
Might be a good idea to get a wiki together on how to get involved in
E bug squishing so we can link to it for any prospective developers?

Toma.

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