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....disk performance, or run with heavy network traffic, so there are remaining issues to consider. The user level I O facilities of Mach that are used in our study are described in [Forin 91] This work is extended in [Golub 93] A shared memory interface to XII and its performance is described in [Ginsberg 93] Our XII server is a descendent of this work. 3 3. Low latency applications. A real time system that deals with temporal media should be able to provide low latency response to user input. An extreme case is a music performance system where input from a music keyboard must be routed to a ....
....could lead to higher system performance overall. 19 10. X11 Performance. Our application creates video by displaying standard X11 images at 10 frames s, thus X11 performance is a critical component. The standard socket based X11 performance was a problem, so we used a shared memory interface [Ginsberg 93] to speed up data transfers. With a standard socket based X11, we wrote a program to repeatedly call XPutImage, XFlush, and XSync, and we measured the time per frame. The display time ranged from 76 to 85ms for a 19.2KB image; in other words, we can display about 240KB s. With our shared memory ....
M. Ginsberg, R. V. Baron, and B. N. Bershad. Using the Mach Communication Primitives in X11. In Proceedings of the Third USENIX Mach Symposium, pages 103-110. USENIX Association, 1993.
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Ginsberg, M., Baron, R. V. and Bershad, B. N. Using the mach communica- 176 tion primitives in X11. Carnegie Mellon University Technical Report. 1993.
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Ginsberg, M., R.V. Baron, and B.N. Bershad. Using the Mach Communication Primitives in X11. In Proceedings of the USENIX Mach III Symposium. 1993. Santa Fe, New Mexico: The USENIX Association.
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