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SimpleProject (Simple OpenGL ES 2.0 Example) expected performance?

Min Kyu Jeong
Note: This was originally posted on 5th September 2012 at http://forums.arm.com

Hi,

I am running the SimpleProject sample code posted here (http://www.malidevel...-code/index.php), on a Origen development board (samsung Exynos 4210) that has MALI400. It's a linux kernel version 2.6.35-7. The driver version is r3p0. Also using DS-5 CE Streamline.

The program simply draws a triangle repeatedly as fast as it can, but the performance is rather low.

I am seeing 5 FPS (roughtly 200ms per frame) when I capture Steramline data. Without the streamline, it is 189ms per frame. (time interval between the main loop iteration). Most of the time (over 99%) is spent in eglSwapBuffers() function.



The timeline view doesn't really tell me much. It has very low GPU Vertex/Fragment Activity, which perfectly makes sense. But why wouldn't it go faster? Is this the SimpleProject sample application? or would it be somewhere else in the stack?

Thanks,

Min
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  • Note: This was originally posted on 5th September 2012 at http://forums.arm.com

    Hi Chris,

    1. It's a linux filesystem. Ubuntu Oneiric I created with rootstock. The kernel is from the insignal git repo.
    2. HDMI. It is connected to 1920x1200 display, but only 1/6 of the monitor is filled.
    3. Yes. I followed the Mali DDK Integration guide.



    Hi mkjeong,

    Thank you for your question. I have a few questions to ask in order to be able to help you:

    1. Are you using a linux or android filesystem?
    2. Are you outputting to HDMI or using an LCD display supplied with the board?
    3. Did you compile the kernel/userspace mali drivers yourself?

    Typically we see issues like this when using single buffering, and so in the mean time you could check that you are in-fact using double buffering.

    Thanks
    Chris
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  • Note: This was originally posted on 5th September 2012 at http://forums.arm.com

    Hi Chris,

    1. It's a linux filesystem. Ubuntu Oneiric I created with rootstock. The kernel is from the insignal git repo.
    2. HDMI. It is connected to 1920x1200 display, but only 1/6 of the monitor is filled.
    3. Yes. I followed the Mali DDK Integration guide.



    Hi mkjeong,

    Thank you for your question. I have a few questions to ask in order to be able to help you:

    1. Are you using a linux or android filesystem?
    2. Are you outputting to HDMI or using an LCD display supplied with the board?
    3. Did you compile the kernel/userspace mali drivers yourself?

    Typically we see issues like this when using single buffering, and so in the mean time you could check that you are in-fact using double buffering.

    Thanks
    Chris
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