Closed hhchung closed 6 years ago
I'm pleased that some people play with this code.
About the output, you have : count w h pixels during (end - start) ms (as start = tv.tv_sec 1000 + tv.tv_usec / 1000) which represents : count w h pixels during [(end - start) 1000] us so : count w h megapixels per second
You have a screenshot on https://github.com/caramelli/dolsh/wiki/Framebuffer
Nicolas
Le jeu. 26 juil. 2018 à 10:46, hhchung notifications@github.com a écrit :
Hi! This is a useful project for me, but I am a little confuse about the output information "MPixels/second" in the fb_rectangle.c (line 80). I think it should be Pixels instead of MPixel(megapixel) or I just misunderstand the MPixel ?
code https://github.com/caramelli/fbmark/blob/20569e2b62b41f429d0d1afce721717b70591777/fb_rectangle.c#L80
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Oh, I realize the meaning. Thank you for your elaborate explanation.
Hi! This is a useful project for me, but I am a little confuse about the output information "MPixels/second" in the fb_rectangle.c (line 80). I think it should be Pixels instead of MPixel(megapixel) or I just misunderstand the MPixel ?
code https://github.com/caramelli/fbmark/blob/20569e2b62b41f429d0d1afce721717b70591777/fb_rectangle.c#L80