Tight Encoding Test

[Ron Joffe]

So far results are for full screen refresh of my active graphics session. 
The data is proprietary, otherwise I would include a screen dump here :) 
All of the refresh times are an average over 10 refreshes using my wrist 
watch. (couldn't think of a better way right now).

Encoding    time (sec)
--------    -----------
HEX         10.5
ZLIB        10
TIGHT       7
RAW         38    <- -- Just to see what would happen :)

Just for reference local connection (on the server itself) takes approx 3 
seconds for full refresh.

Ron







At 04:24 PM 10/23/2000, you wrote:
>With that connection, hextile is probably better.  Tight encoding was 
>developed for slow-links (ie. dialup or low speed WAN).
>
>If you want to test...try dialup hextile vs. tight.
>
>BJ.
>
> > With help from BJ (Thanks), I was able to compile a new Tightly encoded
> > Xvnc for Alpha (If anyone needs it, please let me know).
> >
> > Now the next step is a performance test. My server is an Alpha running a
> > rather complex 2D graphics package. My Client is W2K (I have the tight W2K
> > vncviewer). The connection is across the net. The client is on a 
> Roadrunner
> > Cable modem, the Server is on a fractional T1 (256k).
> >
> > What would be the best way to test the new tight encoding?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Ron
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
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