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2009-12-16
, 22:52
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#12
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Thanks, Miika, it's good to hear that _HILDON_NON_COMPOSITED_WINDOW is all you need and that no further black magic is required.
I have now tried it and I'm very happy with the results, so all is now set for some game programming over the Xmas holiday.
I have now tried it and I'm very happy with the results, so all is now set for some game programming over the Xmas holiday.
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2009-12-20
, 02:33
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#13
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Hello,
Would you be able to post the new source code for your simple example? I've tried modifying your simplegl code with _HILDON_NON_COMPOSITED_WINDOW and I'm getting about 30 FPS. Shouldn't it be faster?
Thanks!
Would you be able to post the new source code for your simple example? I've tried modifying your simplegl code with _HILDON_NON_COMPOSITED_WINDOW and I'm getting about 30 FPS. Shouldn't it be faster?
Thanks!
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2009-12-20
, 02:57
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@ Irving, TX
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#14
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So my first on hand experience and gut feeling was correct whats' going on....
http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...&postcount=412
http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...&postcount=412
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2009-12-20
, 16:00
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@ Germany
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#15
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Originally Posted by Mr_Smiley
Agreed! We really should create a simple gles demo that's a) as fast as possible and b) as simple as possible. This might then become the starting point for real apps.
Hello,
Would you be able to post the new source code for your simple example? I've tried modifying your simplegl code with _HILDON_NON_COMPOSITED_WINDOW and I'm getting about 30 FPS. Shouldn't it be faster?
Thanks!
And please put this into extras-devel so people easily find it, can easily test it and most important are only one tiny "apt-get source" step away from the complete source code and all dependencies they need to compile it themselves.
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2009-12-21
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#16
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Originally Posted by Mr_Smiley
You can find the updated code at http://exoticorn.de/simpleglv2.tgz. With this, I get about 42fps. (The framerate is very dependent on the size of the triangle on the screen, as the pixel shader with its sinus is killing the fillrate.)
Hello,
Would you be able to post the new source code for your simple example? I've tried modifying your simplegl code with _HILDON_NON_COMPOSITED_WINDOW and I'm getting about 30 FPS. Shouldn't it be faster?
Thanks!
Looking at the version of my code you posted at http://wiki.maemo.org/SimpleGL_Example, I see that you still have the 'usleep(1000*30)' in there, which I guess is the cause for your 30 fps. You also set _NET_WM_STATE_FULLSCREEN twice.
Good luck with your game.
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2009-12-21
, 23:44
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#17
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Originally Posted by exoticorn
I totally missed that, thanks! I have added a link to the code on the wiki page (http://wiki.maemo.org/OpenGL_ES_Libraries). Hope this is OK.
I see that you still have the 'usleep(1000*30)' in there, which I guess is the cause for your 30 fps. You also set _NET_WM_STATE_FULLSCREEN twice.
Good luck with your game.
Cheers.
Last edited by Mr_Smiley; 2009-12-22 at 05:14.
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2010-02-16
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@ Berlin
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#18
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Hi,
I'm currently learning openGL ES 2.0. I was studying that nice example. Thnks for that.
I was reorganizing and commenting it a bit in order to be more understandable. I would like to replace the wiki-example with my version, which you can find here:
http://www.agnld.uni-potsdam.de/~ber...gl-example.cpp
Is that ok?
I'm currently learning openGL ES 2.0. I was studying that nice example. Thnks for that.
I was reorganizing and commenting it a bit in order to be more understandable. I would like to replace the wiki-example with my version, which you can find here:
http://www.agnld.uni-potsdam.de/~ber...gl-example.cpp
Is that ok?
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2010-02-17
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#19
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Originally Posted by endboss
That's fine with me. Good work commenting it
Hi,
I'm currently learning openGL ES 2.0. I was studying that nice example. Thnks for that.
I was reorganizing and commenting it a bit in order to be more understandable. I would like to replace the wiki-example with my version, which you can find here:
http://www.agnld.uni-potsdam.de/~ber...gl-example.cpp
Is that ok?
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2010-02-17
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#20
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Ok, I updated the example program and added a screen shot.
I commented the code, cleaned it up (removing useless includes...) and corrected some small mistakes. I also changed a bit what it's doing, to be a little bit more attractive (watch the screen shot).
I commented the code, cleaned it up (removing useless includes...) and corrected some small mistakes. I also changed a bit what it's doing, to be a little bit more attractive (watch the screen shot).
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There is no need to resort to any trickery like sleeping or flushing to gain performance, they will only make things slower. The fewer you bother EGL/GLES the better.
Notice also that the rendering is asynchronous if you don't do anything that forces synchronization. This means that the application doesn't have to wait rendering to complete before starting the next one which allows CPU and GPU to work concurrently.