Tiling is in a usable state (modulo some reftest failures), but I
haven't tried to run talos with tiling enabled yet. We'll probably see
the benefit of tiling when we enable APZ (which I don't know the state
of on Linux). We can also enable OMTA but I haven't tried to run tests
with it or dogfood i
Windows get priority, but if all works out, tiling+apz is aimed at 42.
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- Milan
On Mar 11, 2015, at 12:37 , Nicolas Silva wrote:
> Tiling is in a usable state (modulo some reftest failures), but I
> haven't tried to run talos with tiling enabled yet. We'll probably see
> the benefit of tiling
Nice! This is big news. WIth Linux getting OMTC, we can also enable
off-main-thread animations (OMTA) on all our supported platforms.
Is tiling + OMTC on Linux in a testable state? How do we score on the
scrolling performance test in Talos?
--Jet
On Wed, Mar 11, 2015 at 6:30 AM, Nicolas Silva w
Hi all,
I am giving the heads up that Off-main-thread compositing (OMTC) will soon
be enabled on Linux and that there are some expected talos regressions.
In particular, a fairly big one in tp5o_scroll (see the compare-talos link
below).
http://perf.snarkfest.net/compare-talos/?oldRevs=56492f7244
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