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Question inserted below. Thanks -Don
Brett Carrington wrote:It shouldn't. Because in reality (ie. on Linux) the abstraction layer looks at such:
[ YOUR PROGRAM ] [ YOUR PROGRAM ] [WINDOW MANAGER] [ quartz-wm ] [X WINDOWS SERVER] [ X11.app ] [PROCESSOR] [PROCESSOR]
Well, not quite. First off, I'd replace "PROCESSOR" with "VIDEO HARDWARE" since there are other layers there.
Then, on any X server, no matter what platform, the window manager does not always act as an intermediary between your program and the X server. It only gets involved during move and resize operations (mostly).
Third, X11.app does not talk directly to the video hardware if you're running in normal mode. It has to go through Quartz first. So the Mac stack (heh) would look like:
[ YOUR PROGRAM ] [ X11.app ] [ Quartz ] [ VIDEO HARDWARE]
How about with XFree86/XDarwin and some other window manager (not quartz-wm)? Instead of X11.app.
While the Linux version would look like:
[ YOUR PROGRAM ] [ X SERVER ] [ VIDEO HARDWARE ]
-Sean
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| >X11 and speed (From: Amit Gandhi <email@hidden>) | |
| >Re: X11 and speed (From: Brett Carrington <email@hidden>) | |
| >Re: X11 and speed (From: Sean Ahern <email@hidden>) |
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