Siarhei Siamashka

Could you please share your current logs? It is quite possible that the reported values are actually normal. Also as a test, you could try to hack the ``gettime()`` function...

How big was the difference? I just don't like integers for this kind of calculations because they tend to overflow. And if it happens, then we get really bogus results....

All the old discussion about this patch actually happened on IRC. My primary concern at that time was the backwards/forward compatibility of the display ioctls from various Rockchip vendor kernels...

Overall, this looks quite a bit bigger than I would have expected. The fact that some functions seem to be unused is apparently contributing to this. The commit(s) should have...

> Although I have never agreed with having a line length limitation given we now use > monitors that are bigger than teletypes and punch cards) The github patch view...

Allwinner H3 is a rather new SoC and you are probably the first one who tried to test 3D acceleration on it in Linux. The r4p0 mali kernel driver also...

Yes, The XCloseDisplay is an old mali gles blob problem, which they never fixed. It indeed may cause segfaults on exit from applications. Anyway, if the crashes are on the...

> xf86-video-mali driver crashed on start X with next log in Xorg > after satrt a got next errors in Xorg.0.log Thanks for this information. It looks like your kernel...

@dsd Yes, the trick is to copy window decorations instead of the client area when doing buffer swaps. Window decorations are usually smaller, which means less overhead copying this stuff....

But patches are always welcome.