mesa/progs/perf/SConscript

Import('env')

if not env['GLUT']:
    Return()

env = env.Clone()

env.Prepend(LIBS = ['$GLUT_LIB'])

progs = [
      'drawoverhead',
      'fbobind',
      'fill',
      'teximage',
      'swapbuffers',
      'vbo',
      'vertexrate',
]

for prog in progs:
    env.Program(
        target = prog,
        source = [
            prog + '.c',
            'common.c',
            'glmain.c',
            ]
        )
progs/perf: add scons support, get working under mingw 2009-09-17 12:08:04 +01:00			`Import('env')`

			`if not env['GLUT']:`
			`Return()`

			`env = env.Clone()`

			`env.Prepend(LIBS = ['$GLUT_LIB'])`

			`progs = [`
			`'drawoverhead',`
progs/perf: added fbobind.c test to test FBO binding speed 2009-09-22 11:03:43 -06:00			`'fbobind',`
progs/perf: added fill-rate test Many more fill modes could be tested, but this hits the basics including blending, texturing and shaders. 2009-09-21 12:17:49 -06:00			`'fill',`
progs/perf: add scons support, get working under mingw 2009-09-17 12:08:04 +01:00			`'teximage',`
progs/perf: add first attempt at a swapbuffers rate test This is pretty ugly as the original framework assumed you'd set a single window size at startup and keep it throughout, but for swapbuffers you want to test the rate at various window sizes. With luck a nicer solution can be found, but this at least lays out a marker. 2009-09-21 16:55:12 +01:00			`'swapbuffers',`
progs/perf: add scons support, get working under mingw 2009-09-17 12:08:04 +01:00			`'vbo',`
			`'vertexrate',`
			`]`

			`for prog in progs:`
			`env.Program(`
			`target = prog,`
			`source = [`
			`prog + '.c',`
			`'common.c',`
			`'glmain.c',`
			`]`
			`)`