Hi I was wondering if anyone knows how to sync. the SDL_Flip to the vertical
blanking of the display.
While it is nice to get 47+ FPS while memset'ing the display, I would rather be
synced to the display and avoid the tearing at the cost of FPS.
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Visti Andresen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi I was wondering if anyone knows how to sync. the SDL_Flip to the
> vertical blanking of the display.
You're sure there's anything like vertical blanking for the 770? My
understanding is that VBL is closely tied to the transmission of video
data thr
On Sun, 28 May 2006 14:47:29 +0200
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Heike C. Zimmerer) wrote:
> Visti Andresen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Hi I was wondering if anyone knows how to sync. the SDL_Flip to the
> > vertical blanking of the display.
>
> You're sure there's anything like vertical blanking for
MoinMoin wiki is ok. Would you also consider switching MoinMoin to
MediaWiki http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki at this point in time.
I would be very happy with that. I must confess I am somewhat biased,
but I think MediaWiki is much easier to use and pages tend to look
better in the long
Hi,
> Note that you will need graphviz dot, and that's not available directly
> in maemo. You will have to build it from source, and you will probably
> have a build problem because libxaw is not present.
Just configure GraphViz with "--without-x".
- Eero
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Hi,
> after lots of tries, I dropped Xnest and tried Xvnc.
> It also didn´t worked. I also tested running any X
> Application under scratchbox...also didn´t worked.
Have you allowed them to connect to the X server
(be it your desktop one, or Xephyr)?
With Xephyr you can use just "-ac" to disable
Hi,
> Where you call sleep(), you should run the main loop manually or
> better, return from the function if possible. If you need to do stuff
> in place of sleep(), you should follow the example in GTK+
> documentation:
>
> Example 2. Updating the GUI during a long computation.
>
>/* computa
