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by **Aaron Tov** » Sat, 05 Sep 1998 04:00:00

I would like to know what it would take to measure the (real) time, in
milliseconds, that it takes to render a given OpenGL image. I'm running
Win95 on a Pentium 166 with a Diamond Stealth GT driver and 2 MB of
display memory. I also have an HSDAS-16 ADC card with a timer and a
DriverLINX ADC driver that can send a message every ms.

This is my first experience with Win95/VC++ programming and I'm not even
sure if my goals (to be able to process an ADC signal every ms) are
realistic on this platform. Any advice or references would be
appreciated.

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by **Ron Fosne** » Tue, 08 Sep 1998 04:00:00

You can simply call timeGetTime() before you clear the screen and once again
after the wglSwapBuffers() and subtract the second from the first....

>I would like to know what it would take to measure the (real) time, in
>milliseconds, that it takes to render a given OpenGL image. I'm running
>Win95 on a Pentium 166 with a Diamond Stealth GT driver and 2 MB of
>display memory. I also have an HSDAS-16 ADC card with a timer and a
>DriverLINX ADC driver that can send a message every ms.

by **Cass Everit** » Tue, 08 Sep 1998 04:00:00

> You can simply call timeGetTime() before you clear the screen and once again
> after the wglSwapBuffers() and subtract the second from the first....

Or the first from the second. :)

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Measuring OpenGL performance on Win95

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