From: Stace Peterson (stacep++at++sgi.com)
Date: 01/19/2006 13:55:59
Dan,
To do "true" free run (i.e., run without any refresh sync or
limitation), the method requires a couple of steps:
1) Setup your system to disable vsync. On ATI cards, you can run the
fglrxconfig script to change the I believe. On Nvidia, you can simply
set the PF_SYNC_TO_VBLANK environment variable to 0.
2) In the program, call pfPhase(PFPHASE_FREE_RUN) and then
pfFieldRate(0). As long as the setup was correct, Performer will then
swap immediately and disable use of swap controls. In perfly, if step 1
is done, then a user just needs to press shift-f once to enable true
free run.
Let me know if these steps don't quite work for you.
Hope that helps,
Stace
"Daniel E. Shipton" wrote:
>
> I am trying to make Performer run as fast as possible on Linux. I have
> tried using the different PFPHASE settings with no luck. Any ideas or is
> this maybe a known bug on Linux?
> -dan
>
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