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Re: OpenGL speed problems under bash vs. DOS on Dell m60
- From: Andre Bleau <bleau at igb dot umontreal dot ca>
- To: cygwin at cygwin dot com
- Date: Fri, 13 Feb 2004 08:11:50 -0500
- Subject: Re: OpenGL speed problems under bash vs. DOS on Dell m60
"Robert J. Bobrow" <rusty at bbn dot com> wrote:
Cygwin OpenGL folks,
I have been having problems with the latest version of Cygwin on a Dell
M60. I have a piece of Java (JOGL) based visualization code that works
fine (renders at ~14 frames/second) on other machines, both laptops and
desktops. On the M60 with the newest Cygwin the speed drops to 2
frames/second, when I run the code from bash. When I run the identical
code from a DOS prompt, the code runs 7 times faster. It is as if under
bash, the opengl does not realize that the nVidia card is there, and does
everything in software. A further test shows that if I run a command shell
(cmd) under bash, and then start up my code, the display runs as fast as
it does under the DOS prompt.
Do you have any idea why this is likely to be the case. I would hate to
give up using bash for my work.
--Rusty Bobrow
Division Scientist
BBN Technologies
Cygwin's OpenGL package just provides a way for programs compiled with
Cygwin's gcc or g++ to call _native_ (Windows version) of OpenGL, GLU, or
GLUT. These 3 libraries are not compiled with Cygwin, so it is likely that
the slowdown origins in some other part of your code, maybe Java-related.
The only libs of the package compiled with Cygwin are GLUI and GLUIX; are
you using these?
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André Bleau, Cygwin's OpenGL package maintainer.
Please address all questions and problem reports about Cygwin's OpenGL
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