On Fri, 2006-09-22 at 16:19 -0400, Boncek, John wrote:
> We have a large application that can be run in many
languages. Screen
> transitions slow down noticeably in certain languages
(with everything
> else the same). In English or Chinese Simplified, a
certain screen takes
> about 3 seconds to completely display (not fast but
tolerable). In
> Japanese, Arabic, Chinese Traditional, or Korean, the
same screen takes
> about 5 seconds. The performance doesn't seem related
to total amount of
> text being drawn, since some of the slow languages use
many fewer
> characters than English. Nor does it seem related to
font height, since
> the 2 Chineses are about the same height. Nor does it
strictly follow the
> Roman/non-Roman split, since Chinese Simplified is
fast. All text is in
> utf-8.
>
> A search of Bugzilla turned up nothing similar.
>
> We run on the ARM PXA270 architecture, for which there
are no profiling
> tools available. I have done extensive searching of
the Web for such
> tools and all the tools I have found target other
architectures (mainly
> x86).
>
> Any suggestions on speeding up this display situation
would be welcome.
The best I can suggest is to upgrade your Pango version.
1.2.5 is way
too old to talk about performance-wise. Try with at least
1.8.x, and
preferably even more recent, like 1.14.x!
--
behdad
http://behdad.org/
"Commandment Three says Do Not Kill, Amendment Two
says Blood Will Spill"
-- Dan Bern, "New American Language"
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