[uae] Re: speed of diskfiles and missing keys
- From: Fred Itschner <fitschner@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: uae@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 14 Jul 2004 14:23:28 +0200
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Hi all
Am 12. Jul 2004 um 09:45 schrieb Yann Serra:
> In quite the same way, MacOS X french users suffer a filesystem=20
> compatibility problem : I can't have my workbench in french because it=20=
>
> looks for the localization files in the "fran=E7ais" directory and...=20=
>
> the "=E7" letter isn't coded the same way under MacOS X and AmigaOS (I=20=
>
> dont know about Linux).
> By the way, the problem disappear if I use a diskfile for my Amiga=20
> partition, but it's said it's faster to use host filesystem...
I have compared speeds of UAE on MacOS X with harddisk emulation as=20
well as with diskfile.
Here are the results:
=
harddiskemulation diskfile
boot Workbenwith AmigaOS 3.9 =
75 secs 65 secs
load 68 kB of data and display as graphic =
49 secs 48=20
secs
read file of 68 kB and display it as table beginning at the end 20 secs=20=
18 secs
save file of 68 kB
=
41 secs 35 secs
read file of of 25 stocks and append to 25 flies
=
48 secs =20
44 secs
As you can see a diskfile under MacOS X seem slightly faster than an=20
emulated Harddisk.
> I have the same "key not working" problem on my french keyboard=20
> (azerty...). It's very annoying because even the ":" key doesn't work=20=
>
> (I can't type "DH0:" in a Shell !). If I find xev for MacOS X, could=20=
>
> this help ?
The problems exist also for german keyboards on MacOS X.
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The outlined keys show no reaction under UAE on MacOS X. It concerns
the ASCII codes 176, 167, 63, 39, 29, 252, 232, 33, 233, 246, 228,
163, and 36.
Under MaxUAE all keys were properly emulated, so I still keep a copy of
that outdated program. Has someone an idea how the keyboard emulation
can be fixed? That use of a diskfile for the Workbench had no
influence.
best regards
Fred
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