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------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED]  2004-11-10 10:12 -------
Ok, some numbers from my side: 4x4 size triangles, color per vertex.
i915 with i810 driver, R200 with radeon driver. Tested with machtest
(http://www.vis.uni-stuttgart.de/machtest/ - don't tell me that it's old, I know
that myself =P ).

                                    i915 nopic  i915 pic  R200 nopic  R200 pic
glVertex3f() w/o lighting:            2.43 M/s  2.44 M/s    5.46 M/s  5.46 M/s
glVertex3f() w/ 7 lights:              645 k/s   643 k/s    1.89 M/s  1.88 M/s
glVertexArray() size 900 w/o l:       3.82 M/s  3.82 M/s    4.72 M/s  4.72 M/s

So the difference is much smaller than the typical jitter between different
calls. The more vertices are sent down the framebuffer, the higher is the
relative overhead of pic vs. nopic. So I'm especially happy to see the R200 w/
glVertex3f() equally fast.

Unfortunately, I cannot present results from modern cards, as
a) the nvidia driver only works with its own libGL
b) the beta fglrx driver for Xorg only works with its own libGL (former 
versions 
   did work with mesa libGL) - mesa's libGL just says 'direct rendering: no' -
   and vice versa! That is the radeon driver does not work with the fglrx libGL!
Besides, the beta fglrx driver is broken WRT other aspects as well (e.g. array
rendering of arrays >900 vertices does not work as anticipated).

Facit: there is *no* meassurable performance difference between pic and nopic.

Nuke the nopic config.
        
   
   
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