-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hello rooter ;) When using the treeviewer to perform an analysis, I realized that xfree86 was consuming quite a lot of CPU resources when reading the tree entries. A rapid bench tells me that during that operation, xfree uses approximately a third of what root requires at the same time (making it 25% for xfree and 75% for root of available ressources) on my PentiumIII/1100/Linux(DebianWoody). Naturally this is a bit annoying and one would expect to leave most of the CPU power to the running analysis. I was wondering if the red progress bar at the bottom of the tree viewer was not responsible of that important resource consumption, maybe too much calls to X to refresh the screen. Do you think this could be an possible interpretation ? And is there anything, you know we can do to enhence the question ? I justed wanted to point out that fact Thanks for your remarks. Vincent PS: Using root 3.05/05 - -- \|/ V Régnard / ~~ GPG and ID: http://vincentregnard.free.fr/html/persopages/pgp.html @--OO Key fingerprint = F350 E39E 8C1B 4E8E D078 6D77 81D8 B38A E8F3 ED1E \ ? Key ID: E8F3ED1E || Please note that all mail containing html code will land in my junk box. / \ and all mail containing M$formated document will be bounced -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.2 (GNU/Linux) iD8DBQE/oXqzgdiziujz7R4RAoQyAJ9OW288/s6lnb5L5A08St6DT6LVgACfcrVG evuXQfpcOiiVxGn0Xhrxjo0= =nPH8 -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
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