Hi all,
Another reply to Harold's question:
So, are the fast apps non-OpenGL and the slow apps OpenGL?
Thae layout editor MAGIC, compiled with Cygwin
(http://bach.ece.jhu.edu/~tim/programs/magic/windows/windows.html) and
using OpenGL is totally slow (unusable) in -multiwindow mode, but o.k.
On 27 Sep 2003 at 18:19, Milos Komarcevic wrote:
On Thu, 2003-09-25 at 23:29, Alexander Gottwald wrote:
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does not show such a marked difference. One point of difference is that the
Matlab GUI is written entirely in Java, while the other program uses GTK.
On Thu, 2003-09-25 at 23:29, Alexander Gottwald wrote:
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does not show such a marked difference. One point of difference is that the
Matlab GUI is written entirely in Java, while the other program uses GTK.
With Swing (JFC)? Swing is the most stupid GUI I've ever
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does not show such a marked difference. One point of difference is that the
Matlab GUI is written entirely in Java, while the other program uses GTK.
With Swing (JFC)? Swing is the most stupid GUI I've ever seen. It draws all
components to a local buffer and transfers
Harold Mark,
To contribute to the discussion:
I see the same problem when running Matlab. In my case Matlab is run on a
Compaq/HP Tru64 computer with the GUI displayed on my Windows PC running
cygwin/xfree in multiwindow mode. I also have a commercial X server (xwin32)
available on my PC.
Gavin,
I forgot to mention something that is becoming apparent now:
Matlab may be using OpenGL, which is implemented in software in
Cygwin/XFree86. Thus, OpenGL is extremely slow in Cygwin/XFree86. Some
of the commercial X Servers for Windows have an accelerated
implementation of OpenGL
I have tried using XFree86 (linux and cygwin) for Cygwin's XFree86 and
Linux's XFree86 and have found it to be extremely slow at refreshing the
screen making it nearly impossible to use MATLAB's editor
reasonably. However, using a MS Windows emulator like Xoftware or
Hummingbird's Exceed
At 10:17 PM 9/24/2003, Mark Jones wrote:
I have tried using XFree86 (linux and cygwin) for Cygwin's XFree86 and
Linux's XFree86 and have found it to be extremely slow at refreshing the
screen making it nearly impossible to use MATLAB's editor
reasonably. However, using a MS Windows emulator
Mark,
Using the default -multiwindow mode (with the integrated window manager)
is slower than all of the other modes.
You can run XWin from startxwin.bat instead with:
XWin -rootless
Then you need to start a window manager like 'twm':
run twm
Cygwin/XFree86 works by drawing to an offscreen
Mark,
Mark Jones wrote:
At 10:17 PM 9/24/2003, Mark Jones wrote:
I have tried using XFree86 (linux and cygwin) for Cygwin's XFree86 and
Linux's XFree86 and have found it to be extremely slow at refreshing
the screen making it nearly impossible to use MATLAB's editor
reasonably. However,
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