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This patch removes mmap support because it doesn't have any benefit.
Directly accessing the sample buffer makes sense only when the samples
can be constructed in-place. When the samples are just copied from
another buffer (as is the case with libao2 drivers), the code to copy
those samples is just a reimplementation of snd_pcm_writei(), so we
could as well use that function.
Besides, the current mmap code does not work except in the most simple
cases: it claims to support non-interleaved and complex sample formats,
but treats them the same as interleaved formats and writes to the wrong
memory location.
author | cladisch |
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date | Mon, 13 Feb 2006 11:15:25 +0000 |
parents | 5cbbf47cae1e |
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#!/usr/bin/perl -w use strict; use constant CMD => "./fastmem2-k7"; sub dobench { my $i; my ($runs, $sleep, $command) = @_; for($i = 0; $i < $runs; $i++) { sleep $sleep; system $command; } } print "Single run of sse bench with 1sec sleep:\n"; &dobench(1,1,CMD); print "Sleeping 10seconds before starting next bench!\n"; sleep 10; print "10 runs of sse bench with 0sec sleep:\n"; &dobench(10,0,CMD); print "Sleeping 10seconds before starting next bench!\n"; sleep 10; print "10 runs of sse bench with 1sec sleep:\n"; &dobench(10,1,CMD); print "Sleeping 10seconds before starting next bench!\n"; sleep 10; print "10 runs of sse bench with 2sec sleep:\n"; &dobench(10,2,CMD); print "Sleeping 10seconds before starting next bench!\n"; sleep 10; print "10 runs of sse bench with 3sec sleep:\n"; &dobench(10,3,CMD); print "Bench finished!\n";