Hi -
For those of you who use colored Truetype fonts excessively (like Shout+TTF default fonts) it may be interesting to note that I just committed a fix for the color-caching problem to the Croquet repository. This fix speeds up colored text rendering with TTFs by up to an order of magnitude and might be worthwhile to port it back to 3.9 if anyone is interested. Cheers, - Andreas |
Hi Andreas,
> Hi - > > For those of you who use colored Truetype fonts excessively (like > Shout+TTF default fonts) it may be interesting to note that I just > committed a fix for the color-caching problem to the Croquet repository. Can you point where it is exactly? > This fix speeds up colored text rendering with TTFs by up to an order of > magnitude and might be worthwhile to port it back to 3.9 if anyone is > interested. I'll give it a try. > Cheers, > - Andreas -- Diego |
In the Multilingual package in the following repository:
MCHttpRepository location: 'http://hedgehog.software.umn.edu:8888/Homebase' user: '' password: '' Josh On Nov 15, 2006, at 12:10 AM, Diego Gomez Deck wrote: > Hi Andreas, > >> Hi - >> >> For those of you who use colored Truetype fonts excessively (like >> Shout+TTF default fonts) it may be interesting to note that I just >> committed a fix for the color-caching problem to the Croquet >> repository. > > Can you point where it is exactly? > >> This fix speeds up colored text rendering with TTFs by up to an >> order of >> magnitude and might be worthwhile to port it back to 3.9 if anyone is >> interested. > > I'll give it a try. > >> Cheers, >> - Andreas > > -- Diego > > > |
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Diego Gomez Deck wrote:
>> For those of you who use colored Truetype fonts excessively (like >> Shout+TTF default fonts) it may be interesting to note that I just >> committed a fix for the color-caching problem to the Croquet repository. > > Can you point where it is exactly? http://hedgehog.software.umn.edu:8888/Homebase/Multilingual-ar.17.mcz >> This fix speeds up colored text rendering with TTFs by up to an order of >> magnitude and might be worthwhile to port it back to 3.9 if anyone is >> interested. > > I'll give it a try. Good luck. The changes itself shouldn't be too hard to integrate (just look at a diff to the prior version) but I'm not sure what has changed in 3.9 itself. And of course getting the load-order to work is a pain. This may actually require backporting a few changes from Monticello (same repository). Cheers, - Andreas |
Hi Andreas,
> >> might be worthwhile to port it back to 3.9 if anyone is > >> interested. > > > > I'll give it a try. > > Good luck. The changes itself shouldn't be too hard to integrate (just > look at a diff to the prior version) but I'm not sure what has changed > in 3.9 itself. And of course getting the load-order to work is a pain. Do you have any code snippet to test (an compare) the TTF rendering speed? -- Diego |
Diego Gomez Deck wrote:
> Do you have any code snippet to test (an compare) the TTF rendering > speed? Sure. Try this: text := ('Hello World\' withCRs asText addAttribute: TextColor red), ('Hello World\' withCRs asText addAttribute: TextColor green), ('Hello World\' withCRs asText addAttribute: TextColor blue). text addAttribute: (TextFontReference toFont: ((TextStyle named: 'BitstreamVeraSans') fontOfSize: 24)). morph := TextMorph new contentsAsIs: text. form := Form extent: morph fullBounds extent depth: 32. Transcript cr; show: ( [1 to: 1000 do:[:i| morph fullDrawOn: form getCanvas]] timeToRun ). On my machine this results in: Before: 8700 msecs After: 750 msecs And the speed difference is actually quite noticeable in interactions. Cheers, - Andreas |
Oh, and I should add that by streamlining a few methods and optimizing
the inner loop for displaying TTFs the display of purely black text has improved by some 50% in comparison to the previous versions. Not too shabby either ;-) Cheers, - Andreas Andreas Raab wrote: > Diego Gomez Deck wrote: >> Do you have any code snippet to test (an compare) the TTF rendering >> speed? > > Sure. Try this: > > text := > ('Hello World\' withCRs asText addAttribute: TextColor red), > ('Hello World\' withCRs asText addAttribute: TextColor green), > ('Hello World\' withCRs asText addAttribute: TextColor blue). > text addAttribute: (TextFontReference toFont: > ((TextStyle named: 'BitstreamVeraSans') fontOfSize: 24)). > morph := TextMorph new contentsAsIs: text. > form := Form extent: morph fullBounds extent depth: 32. > Transcript cr; show: ( > [1 to: 1000 do:[:i| morph fullDrawOn: form getCanvas]] timeToRun > ). > > On my machine this results in: > Before: 8700 msecs > After: 750 msecs > And the speed difference is actually quite noticeable in interactions. > > Cheers, > - Andreas > > |
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Hi,
A just made a quick try[*] and it seems to work. I tried the CS in 3.9-7067 and I got this numbers: Before: 5782 After: 539 I also tried in a 3.8 with a lot of packages (the image I'm currently using for development) and the number are more impressive: Before: 12405 After: 541 Attached is the CS. Cheers, -- Diego [*] I only filed out the changeset created my Monticello in the installation of Multilingual-ar.17.mcz. This changeset seems to be in good order. > Diego Gomez Deck wrote: > > Do you have any code snippet to test (an compare) the TTF rendering > > speed? > > Sure. Try this: > > text := > ('Hello World\' withCRs asText addAttribute: TextColor red), > ('Hello World\' withCRs asText addAttribute: TextColor green), > ('Hello World\' withCRs asText addAttribute: TextColor blue). > text addAttribute: (TextFontReference toFont: > ((TextStyle named: 'BitstreamVeraSans') fontOfSize: 24)). > morph := TextMorph new contentsAsIs: text. > form := Form extent: morph fullBounds extent depth: 32. > Transcript cr; show: ( > [1 to: 1000 do:[:i| morph fullDrawOn: form getCanvas]] timeToRun > ). > > On my machine this results in: > Before: 8700 msecs > After: 750 msecs > And the speed difference is actually quite noticeable in interactions. > > Cheers, > - Andreas TTFSpeedUp-dgd.1.cs.gz (3K) Download Attachment |
Got the ~same~ ratio in the Squeak-dev .image,
before: 15607 after: 1174 Thank you both! /Klaus On Wed, 15 Nov 2006 10:21:22 +0100, Diego Gomez Deck <[hidden email]> wrote: > Hi, > > A just made a quick try[*] and it seems to work. > > I tried the CS in 3.9-7067 and I got this numbers: > > Before: 5782 > After: 539 > > I also tried in a 3.8 with a lot of packages (the image I'm currently > using for development) and the number are more impressive: > > Before: 12405 > After: 541 > > Attached is the CS. > > Cheers, > > -- Diego > > [*] I only filed out the changeset created my Monticello in the > installation of Multilingual-ar.17.mcz. This changeset seems to be in > good order. > >> Diego Gomez Deck wrote: >> > Do you have any code snippet to test (an compare) the TTF rendering >> > speed? >> >> Sure. Try this: >> >> text := >> ('Hello World\' withCRs asText addAttribute: TextColor red), >> ('Hello World\' withCRs asText addAttribute: TextColor green), >> ('Hello World\' withCRs asText addAttribute: TextColor blue). >> text addAttribute: (TextFontReference toFont: >> ((TextStyle named: 'BitstreamVeraSans') fontOfSize: 24)). >> morph := TextMorph new contentsAsIs: text. >> form := Form extent: morph fullBounds extent depth: 32. >> Transcript cr; show: ( >> [1 to: 1000 do:[:i| morph fullDrawOn: form getCanvas]] timeToRun >> ). >> >> On my machine this results in: >> Before: 8700 msecs >> After: 750 msecs >> And the speed difference is actually quite noticeable in interactions. >> >> Cheers, >> - Andreas > |
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Is this going into 3.9?
>From: Diego Gomez Deck <[hidden email]> >Reply-To: The general-purpose Squeak developers >list<[hidden email]> >To: The general-purpose Squeak developers >list<[hidden email]> >CC: "José L. Redrejo RodrÃguez"<[hidden email]> >Subject: Re: Colored TTF rendering >Date: Wed, 15 Nov 2006 10:21:22 +0100 > >Hi, > >A just made a quick try[*] and it seems to work. > >I tried the CS in 3.9-7067 and I got this numbers: > > Before: 5782 > After: 539 > >I also tried in a 3.8 with a lot of packages (the image I'm currently >using for development) and the number are more impressive: > > Before: 12405 > After: 541 > >Attached is the CS. > >Cheers, > >-- Diego > >[*] I only filed out the changeset created my Monticello in the >installation of Multilingual-ar.17.mcz. This changeset seems to be in >good order. > > > Diego Gomez Deck wrote: > > > Do you have any code snippet to test (an compare) the TTF rendering > > > speed? > > > > Sure. Try this: > > > > text := > > ('Hello World\' withCRs asText addAttribute: TextColor red), > > ('Hello World\' withCRs asText addAttribute: TextColor green), > > ('Hello World\' withCRs asText addAttribute: TextColor blue). > > text addAttribute: (TextFontReference toFont: > > ((TextStyle named: 'BitstreamVeraSans') fontOfSize: 24)). > > morph := TextMorph new contentsAsIs: text. > > form := Form extent: morph fullBounds extent depth: 32. > > Transcript cr; show: ( > > [1 to: 1000 do:[:i| morph fullDrawOn: form getCanvas]] timeToRun > > ). > > > > On my machine this results in: > > Before: 8700 msecs > > After: 750 msecs > > And the speed difference is actually quite noticeable in interactions. > > > > Cheers, > > - Andreas > ><< TTFSpeedUp-dgd.1.cs.gz >> > _________________________________________________________________ Share your latest news with your friends with the Windows Live Spaces friends module. http://clk.atdmt.com/MSN/go/msnnkwsp0070000001msn/direct/01/?href=http://spaces.live.com/spacesapi.aspx?wx_action=create&wx_url=/friends.aspx&mk |
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