[maemo-developers] [maemo-developers] Re: testing pango with 770
From: Federico Mena Quintero federico at ximian.comDate: Wed Dec 21 23:00:01 EET 2005
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On Wed, 2005-12-21 at 15:15 +0200, Tapani Pälli wrote: > Text 'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz' is rendered to 20 rows 100 times using > 'sans serif-18' font. > (Each test is renderering 52000 glyphs.) This test could be more thorough. You aren't testing word breaking or the non-latin shapers, for example. Also, your test needs to run for a longer time. Otherwise, you'll get a lot of variation among runs. Make it so that each run takes a few minutes. > -test-2-------------------------------------------------------------- > - glib 2.9.1 > - pango 1.10.2 > > test-pango : Total time 6787 ms, approx 7661 glyphs per second > test-pango-gdk : Total time 6610 ms, approx 7866 glyphs per second > test-pango-gtk : Total time 6569 ms, approx 7915 glyphs per second > test-pango-layout : Total time 8038 ms, approx 6469 glyphs per second > test-gtk-layout : Total time 8593 ms, approx 6051 glyphs per second > > -test-3-------------------------------------------------------------- > - glib 2.9.1 > - pango 1.11.1 > > test-pango : Total time 6979 ms, approx 7450 glyphs per second > test-pango-gdk : Total time 6899 ms, approx 7537 glyphs per second > test-pango-gtk : Total time 6893 ms, approx 7543 glyphs per second > test-pango-layout : Total time 8064 ms, approx 6448 glyphs per second > test-gtk-layout : Total time 8423 ms, approx 6173 glyphs per second This is interesting, since pango-1.11.1 has our recent optimizations in it. You mentioned that you were using gettimeofday(). Can you please test the "pango-profile" module from CVS? It has a slightly more sophisticated timer, using times(). I've found it to be quite reliable, and it gives reproducible results. > * What is causing slowness? Ask a profiler :) For your test, I'd like to know the CPU usage for both Pango and the X server. On my machine, a "render a lot of text" benchmark spends 50% of the time in the X server (xorg without the MMX compositing stuff), about 30% in Pango, and the rest in other processes. Sysprof can tell you that very nicely. If you use the benchmark in pango-profile, beware that it just tests the Pango machinery, not the rendering machinery. You may want to stick a gdk_draw_layout() in the code. Does Sysprof run on the 770 yet? Federico
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