[visionegg] Re: (no subject)

John Christie wrote:

> OK, now I need a little help.  How do you get 3?  The 13, 18, and 
> 1062?  And, doesn't the 1062 indicate something other than a single 
> frame being dropped?


It's from the very last number in the lower-right: there were 3 frames
that took >24 msec to render.

>>
>>> Is it possible to get some information about the content of the 
>>> logfile that is written by "frame_timer.log_histogram()".
>>> 2006-07-05 16:22:10,280 (2392) INFO: Script C:\Documents and 
>>> Settings\vera\My Documents\Python_versuche\put_pixels1.py started 
>>> Vision Egg 1.0 with process id 2392.
>>> 2006-07-05 16:22:13,296 (2392) INFO: Requesting window 1600 x 1200 
>>> 32 bpp (8 8 8 0 RGBA).
>>> 2006-07-05 16:22:13,530 (2392) INFO: OpenGL 2.0.5646 WinXP  Release,
>>> RADEON X800 XT x86/SSE2, ATI Technologies Inc.
>>> 2006-07-05 16:22:13,530 (2392) INFO: Video system reports 32 bpp  (8
>>> 8 8 8 RGBA).
>>> 2006-07-05 16:22:20,530 (2392) INFO: 190 frames were drawn.
>>> Mean IFI was 21.55 msec (46.41 fps), longest IFI was 1062.89 msec.
>>> histogram:
>>>   102                                              *
>>>    90                                              *
>>>    79                                              *
>>>    68                                              *
>>>    57                                              *
>>>    45                                              *
>>>    34                                    *         *
>>>    23                                    *    *    *
>>>    11                                    *    *    *
>>>     0                *              *    *    *    *    
>>> *              *
>>> Time:    0    2    4    6    8   10   12   14   16   18   20    22  
>>> 24 +(msec)
>>> Total:      0    0    1    0    0    1    45   24  113   2    0    
>>> 0    3
>>

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