> First I wanted to thank you for all the great work on freerdp/xrdp. I think
> freerdp/xrdp will become the standard for linux desktop remoting in the near
> future once x11rdp is finalized and integrated into standard distrib.
>
> Currently I'm using mainly x2go for linux remoting at work, and
Hi Marc-André,
> To put this back into context, I was at the Microsoft RemoteFX
> Plug-Fest
> this week, and I've suggested to the others present at the event the
> idea
> of supporting optimization libraries, either commercial or open
> source, as
> part of FreeRDP. There are potentially huge per
I wasn't thinking of making the code ugly with tons of #ifdefs everywhere.
I was thinking of a technique very similar to what is currently used in
libfreerdp-codec for RemoteFX optimizations.
Here's the general idea:
A data structure containing an array of callbacks to the functions to be
optimiz
>
> However, I would advise against adding an abstraction layer on top of
> Intel IPP, Framewave, OpenMAX and anything in the like. Those
> libraries are already an abstraction layer, and we want to use them in
> places where performance is crucial. I think we are much better off
> writing lib
Just a few comments on the intel development tools:
Those who were at the dinner we had to discuss FreeRDP development have
probably noticed my excitement for the intel development tools. There is
definitely something to be extremely excited about, it does everything,
from finely grained profiling
Hi,
To put this back into context, I was at the Microsoft RemoteFX Plug-Fest
this week, and I've suggested to the others present at the event the idea
of supporting optimization libraries, either commercial or open source, as
part of FreeRDP. There are potentially huge performance gains to be made
