From: Chandan K. [home] <ch...@to...> - 2003-02-18 02:31:01
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Bernard, > Since the initial patch I've committed two changes. The most > interesting one is some fix-ups to the frame buffer (LCD) driver. > Firstly the annoying flashes on startup are gone but even better the > performance has increased dramatically (so much so that now with the > intel MP3 player I'm no longer getting any play glitches!!). The second The LCD performance is really fast, and the performance of the intel player is quite nice. But I see some tiny glitches occasionally. But importantly key-presses and scrolling the screen no longer breaks the song play which is a good news. Couple of questions: Whats the significance of the hardcoded addresses used as the buffer between the main CPU and the co-processor ? It is quite small in size, and I was wondering if making this bigger might help. I did try using a malloced buffer but the performance did not improve. Have you considered pushing the whole mp3 decoding onto the co-processor ? I noticed that if I load a chunk of mp3 into ram and feed it, there are no glitches whatsoever. This can be easily done if we offload the decoding onto the coproc. -Chandan |