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Oct 29, 2014; 2:10pm
swapBuffers() very very slow
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Profiling our application I found out most of the time is taken by the buffers swapping..
You can see the time on the CPU, the swapping took 71s! The real rendering about 20s..
Could it be because I am doing something wrong?
gouessej
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Oct 29, 2014; 4:17pm
Re: swapBuffers() very very slow
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Do you obtain similar results with any other JOGL based applications?
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Nov 19, 2014; 3:03pm
Re: swapBuffers() very very slow
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gouessej wrote
Do you obtain similar results with any other JOGL based applications?
No, I am pretty sure it depends on the fact I am using the oculus dk2 together...
Because also the start (when the dk2 is connect) is very very slow, around 10 additional seconds..
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