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Hi there,

I have a flight simulator  application producing  a three channel output
consisting of  centre , left and right . The left and right channels are
pfAttached to the centre thus sharing channel attributes including  , I
assume PFCHAN_SWAPBUFFERS.

The problem is , often , the channels update out of sync producing a
'picture wobble' effect. The left and right channels appear to display
this tendency most frequently.
 
Is this a phenomena observed by others or am I doing something wrong.
Thinking It may be the time taken to draw a channel I have tried
lowering the frame rate and still this is observed.

The kit we are using Is a 4 processor ,2 RM, Onyx RE2 with 64MB ram. 
Any suggestions to a solution would be greatly appreciated.

Ta Very Much.

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Hi Guys

We are experiencing problems with using iostreams and performer.

ie  simple cout cause a segmentation fault

My colleague remmebers some postings on the issue  some time agom some =
thing about
 the default constructor not being called  but we cannot find references =
in the archives.

Has any kind sole got any info on this or a pointer to the location of =
any info.


TIA
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Pete Smithies wrote:

> I have a flight simulator  application producing  a three channel output
> consisting of  centre , left and right . The left and right channels are
> pfAttached to the centre thus sharing channel attributes including  , I
> assume PFCHAN_SWAPBUFFERS.
> 
> The problem is , often , the channels update out of sync producing a
> 'picture wobble' effect. The left and right channels appear to display
> this tendency most frequently.
> 
> Is this a phenomena observed by others or am I doing something wrong.
> Thinking It may be the time taken to draw a channel I have tried
> lowering the frame rate and still this is observed.
> 
> The kit we are using Is a 4 processor ,2 RM, Onyx RE2 with 64MB ram.
> Any suggestions to a solution would be greatly appreciated.
> 

Pete,

You are probably seeing a problem that has been around since the switch
to OpenGL.

Under IrisGL there was a gang draw option.  The pipes are interconnected
using the gang draw connector to form an open collector circuit.  This
circuit delays the swap buffer from happening until the vertical retrace
after all the pipes have finished drawing and have a valid swap command
pending.

Unfortunately, the man page (Irix 6.2) for glXSwapBuffers() states that
gang draw is not supported on IR, RE, or RE2.

The result is that when there is a significant difference in the loading
on pipes (e.g., an aircraft in a turn with one pipe looking at the
ground and the opposite pipe looking into the sky) the swap commands may
be issued to all of the pipes at the same time, but one or more of the
pipes still have a lot of commands pending in the pipe.  This causes the
"fast" pipe to swap buffers on an earlier vertical retrace than the
"slow" pipes.

I first ran into this problem three years ago on a flight simulator.  I
was told by SGI at the time that the gang draw existed on the RE, but it
was undocumented and unsupported.  There was no way that we would
deliver software to a customer that was dependent on calls to functions
with that level of non-support.

A question for ASD:

Has gang draw been implemented in newer versions of Irix?  If not, why
not?

Gerry
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Gordon Tomlinson wrote:
> 
> Hi Guys
> 
> We are experiencing problems with using iostreams and performer.
> 
> ie  simple cout cause a segmentation fault
> 
> My colleague remmebers some postings on the issue  some time agom some thing about
>  the default constructor not being called  but we cannot find references in the archives.
> 
> Has any kind sole got any info on this or a pointer to the location of any info.

I am not sure what exactly you were trying to do, but this is what I was
doing, when I got into similar problems.

My application starts with Java (where the main function is), and using
Java Native Interface, I got into C, and then C++, and eventually called
Performer functions. And in this case, everytime, it encountered an
iostream call, it was crashing. 

After lot of research, we found that it was a simple C++ issue. Just
before main() function is called, the global constructors are called,
thereby initializing the iostream stuff. In my case, there was no main()
in the C/C++ side (it was in the Java side). So, the initizlizations
were never done.

So, this is going to happen, whenever you don't have a C/C++ main() in
your application. This has nothing to do with Performer (as far as I
know). 

There is a workaround (assuming that this is what your problem is). From
tha documentation  for CC/ld you can see that you can do the
initializations yourself as below:

#include <iostream.h>

extern Iostream_init *io;

io = Iostream_init();

The first two lines comes all the way in the beginning of your first C++
file, and the third line (please check the exact syntax) probably before
any cerr/cout/cin.

Hope this helps.


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C++ and C have a different init function. when you stop your executable
in main and look to the call stack you can see from where main is
called. this startup code is put into your executable by the linker. for
'C' you use /usr/bin/cc or /usr/bin/ld, for 'C++' you should/must use
/usr/bin/CC. the startup function are then taken from either libc.so or
libC.so.  for 'C++' programs, before your main is called, this function
performs the static initialization. because iostream depends on some
static variables your program will crash if not linked with /usr/bin/CC.
to call the static init function of iostreams yourself resolves that
problem but you never now what kind of trouble is still in there you
didnt notice yet. I would not recommend that approach. the typical
example performer Makefile easily gets confused for C++ programs and
uses /usr/bin/cc instead of /usr/bin/CC. i think you can override this
behaviour with LD = /usr/bin/CC in your Makefile. this would work for
plain 'C' programs as well, because /usr/bin/CC is not the linker itself
but only a frontend driver which figures out what to do. how that
relates to being combined with jave i cant say because i havent tried it
yet. 

dirk


Prakash Mahesh wrote:
> 
> Gordon Tomlinson wrote:
> >
> > Hi Guys
> >
> > We are experiencing problems with using iostreams and performer.
> >
> > ie  simple cout cause a segmentation fault
> >
> > My colleague remmebers some postings on the issue  some time agom some thing about
> >  the default constructor not being called  but we cannot find references in the archives.
> >
> > Has any kind sole got any info on this or a pointer to the location of any info.
> 
> I am not sure what exactly you were trying to do, but this is what I was
> doing, when I got into similar problems.
> 
> My application starts with Java (where the main function is), and using
> Java Native Interface, I got into C, and then C++, and eventually called
> Performer functions. And in this case, everytime, it encountered an
> iostream call, it was crashing.
> 
> After lot of research, we found that it was a simple C++ issue. Just
> before main() function is called, the global constructors are called,
> thereby initializing the iostream stuff. In my case, there was no main()
> in the C/C++ side (it was in the Java side). So, the initizlizations
> were never done.
> 
> So, this is going to happen, whenever you don't have a C/C++ main() in
> your application. This has nothing to do with Performer (as far as I
> know).
> 
> There is a workaround (assuming that this is what your problem is). From
> tha documentation  for CC/ld you can see that you can do the
> initializations yourself as below:
> 
> #include <iostream.h>
> 
> extern Iostream_init *io;
> 
> io = Iostream_init();
> 
> The first two lines comes all the way in the beginning of your first C++
> file, and the third line (please check the exact syntax) probably before
> any cerr/cout/cin.
> 
> Hope this helps.
> 
> --
>   Prakash Mahesh
>   prakash@drawcomp.com
>         --or--
>   prakash@openworlds.com
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Another answer posted to InfoPerformer was the following:

>Any program that uses iostreams must be linked with CC rather than cc
>so that the initialization object Iostream_init
>will be constructed (see iostream.h).
>In fact, any program that has any static or external C++ objects with
>constructors must be linked with CC instead of cc.

>None of the examples use iostreams (which is why we didn't notice the problem),
>but the Makefiles in the C++ example directories should be changed to use
>$(CXX) instead of $(CC).

>Don

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ch


Prakash Mahesh wrote:
> 
> Gordon Tomlinson wrote:
> >
> > Hi Guys
> >
> > We are experiencing problems with using iostreams and performer.
> >
> > ie  simple cout cause a segmentation fault
> >
> > My colleague remmebers some postings on the issue  some time agom some thing about
> >  the default constructor not being called  but we cannot find references in the archives.
> >
> > Has any kind sole got any info on this or a pointer to the location of any info.
> 
> I am not sure what exactly you were trying to do, but this is what I was
> doing, when I got into similar problems.
> 
> My application starts with Java (where the main function is), and using
> Java Native Interface, I got into C, and then C++, and eventually called
> Performer functions. And in this case, everytime, it encountered an
> iostream call, it was crashing.
> 
> After lot of research, we found that it was a simple C++ issue. Just
> before main() function is called, the global constructors are called,
> thereby initializing the iostream stuff. In my case, there was no main()
> in the C/C++ side (it was in the Java side). So, the initizlizations
> were never done.
> 
> So, this is going to happen, whenever you don't have a C/C++ main() in
> your application. This has nothing to do with Performer (as far as I
> know).
> 
> There is a workaround (assuming that this is what your problem is). From
> tha documentation  for CC/ld you can see that you can do the
> initializations yourself as below:
> 
> #include <iostream.h>
> 
> extern Iostream_init *io;
> 
> io = Iostream_init();
> 
> The first two lines comes all the way in the beginning of your first C++
> file, and the third line (please check the exact syntax) probably before
> any cerr/cout/cin.
> 
> Hope this helps.
> 
> --
>   Prakash Mahesh
>   prakash@drawcomp.com
>         --or--
>   prakash@openworlds.com
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Performers,

Hello and I hope to see some of you at ITSEC 97
in Orlando Fla this week...

Here is our latest and greatest Performer problem:
We are trying to draw a semi transparent ellipsoidal
or conical volume.  The volume should originate from
a point source and intersect a 3D DTED based terrain
model.  Does anyone have a good mathematical modelling
of something like this?
The application is a sensor simulation/visual sim of
a tactical situation.  It runs on an ONYX IR with
Performer 2.1.0.

Thanks for the help,
Greg Hock
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I currently know of two (maybe three) PC game devices that plug into the serial
port and thus can be supported by any SGI app...  There is also at least one
box that allows you convert game controller interface to serial.

** Logitech WingMan Warrior - good PC joystick with a wheel to spin with your
left hand.

http://www.uvision.com/prdct/066/42.html - links to by $50-$100

http://www.zdnet.com/wsources/content/960717/hotprod.html - review

http://www.logitech.com/gaming/wingmanwarrior/javaindex.htm - company page

** Thrustmaster - I think one of their joysticks connects to the serial port...
 If anyone can tell me which one I'd appreciate it.

http://www.thrustmaster.com/

** SpaceOrb 360 - a game version of a 3D controller like a Spaceball.  Held
much differently, but the same ideas apply...

http://www.spaceorb.com/ - company page - with link to buy for $80

** Unwinder - convert any game controller joystick (the other 95%) to serial

http://this.is/tpg/products/unwinder/ - $200

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Hi,

I have asked this question before but didn't get what we want...
Our application has 8 channels, one of them will have a
yellow(red, green and black) color filtering len.

  (1) Someone suggested using glColorMask which will turn off
        R,G,B color bit(s), this result doesn't mimic the filtering
effect.
  (2) I tried to draw transparent polygon in front of the view but
       then some other channels will see this polygon as well, since
       four of the channels have the same view position.
  (3) I also tried "glPixelTransfer*" and did some color scale effect
        in channel drawing callback.  This one seems ok, but the color
        of sky didn't change, which is OK because I can change ESky.
        However, all other channels were affected.

So my question is: is there any way I can do "glPixelTransfer*"
to one channel without discoloring other channels? Or there is
other better way to do this task?

The following is the code segment in my drawing callback:

   pfPushState();
   glPushMatrix();
   glMatrixMode(GL_COLOR);
   glPixelTransferi(GL_RED_SCALE, 2.0);

   pfCleanChan(chan);
   pfDraw();

   glPopMatrix();
   pfPopState();
   ....

--
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Voice: 886-3-5776085x209        Fax: 886-3-5773620
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Hi,

I have asked this question before but didn't get what we want...
Our application has 8 channels, one of them will have a
yellow(red, green and black) color filtering len.

  (1) Someone suggested using glColorMask which will turn off
        R,G,B color bit(s), this result doesn't mimic the filtering
effect.
  (2) I tried to draw transparent polygon in front of the view but
       then some other channels will see this polygon as well, since
       four of the channels have the same view position.
  (3) I also tried "glPixelTransfer*" and did some color scale effect
        in channel drawing callback.  This one seems ok, but the color
        of sky didn't change, which is OK because I can change ESky.
        However, all other channels were affected.

So my question is: is there any way I can do "glPixelTransfer*"
to one channel without discoloring other channels? Or there is
other better way to do this task?

The following is the code segment in my drawing callback:

   pfPushState();
   glPushMatrix();
   glMatrixMode(GL_COLOR);
   glPixelTransferi(GL_RED_SCALE, 2.0);

   pfCleanChan(chan);
   pfDraw();

   glPopMatrix();
   pfPopState();
   ....

--
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Voice: 886-3-5776085x209        Fax: 886-3-5773620
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> I have asked this question before but didn't get what we want...
> Our application has 8 channels, one of them will have a
> yellow(red, green and black) color filtering len.
> 
>   (1) Someone suggested using glColorMask which will turn off
>         R,G,B color bit(s), this result doesn't mimic the filtering
> effect.
>   (2) I tried to draw transparent polygon in front of the view but
>        then some other channels will see this polygon as well, since
>        four of the channels have the same view position.
>   (3) I also tried "glPixelTransfer*" and did some color scale effect
>         in channel drawing callback.  This one seems ok, but the color
>         of sky didn't change, which is OK because I can change ESky.
>         However, all other channels were affected.
> 
> So my question is: is there any way I can do "glPixelTransfer*"
> to one channel without discoloring other channels? Or there is
> other better way to do this task?
> 
> The following is the code segment in my drawing callback:
> 
>    pfPushState();
>    glPushMatrix();
>    glMatrixMode(GL_COLOR);
>    glPixelTransferi(GL_RED_SCALE, 2.0);
> 
>    pfCleanChan(chan);
>    pfDraw();
> 
>    glPopMatrix();
>    pfPopState();
>    ....
> 
> --
> Charlie H. Chang                E-mail: a00chc00@nchc.gov.tw

What you can try is draw a coloured transparent square in de HUD
routine of the channel draw callback. Use BLEND_ALPHA instead of
multisample.

Mario
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> -----Original Message-----
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> Sent:	Wednesday, December 03, 1997 8:48 AM
> To:	'ralphh@asd.sgi.com'
> Subject:	IRIS Performer
> 
> 
> 
> 	Mr. Humphries,
> 	I'm a new Performer user and I have a couple of questions about
> IRIS Performer. 
> 
>  1.) Can I have multiple Performer scenes lined up one behind the
> other? I'm familiar with piping 
>        but can you fly through each individual pipe? (ex: If I have 5
> scenes to fly through and I want to 
>        go to each scene separately one after the other without going
> to the command line and perflying
>        each file then turning off the GUI.) Is this possible?
>  2.) Also, is there a Performer tutorial? If so, how can I get a copy?
> 
> 	Thanks in advance for your help.
> 
> 	Kimberly S. Rock
> 	17320 Dahlgren Road
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Is it possible to do this in performer, or do I need to write my own
converter ?

I am not sure abot how to do this, and I have still not found any "ready"
solutions from my 3D-graphics books.

The reason I would like to solve this, is that one animation packet
(explore) rotates the object around X,Y,Z axis (not the new transformed
axes as with HPR). So as long as the rotation is only happening around his
Y-axis this is the same as setting the heading, but when he also rotates
around the Z-axis (the in the same coordinate system as the Y) I need
to set both Pitch and Roll to end up with the same rotation.

So I wonder if this will be the same as an X/Y/Z rotation :

Mr=makeRot(Xr,1,0,0)*makeRot(Yr,0,1,0)*makeRot(Zr,0,0,1);

Even if this is the correct way, it will require a LOT more processing
that just a simple setRot(h,p,r).

So what I really would like to have, is a matrix that I can use to do
this in one operation instead of 3 (and I still think that my Mr will be
the same as h,p,r).


-- 

Hugo Eide Gunnarsen	Mob:	+47 92887631	If it ain't broke,
hugogu@oslo.sgi.com	Work:	+47 67114631	it doesn't have 
Silicon Graphics AS 	Direct:	+47 67114600	enough features yet.

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When reading the IRIS Performer Programmer's Guide, I found a section that
tells me that I can also use Sirius video texture drain as an texture
source.  However, I'm developing on a Onyx2 IR with DIVO, so I actial
would
like to grab the video input from DIVO to use as a texture source.

So, will this work (even if it states that this is the Sirius drain),
or do I need to write some DMEDIA code that read frames from DIVO,
and put them into memory (and then use subload of textures ?)

If you have done this already, I would really be interested in the steps
that I need to perform to get this to work.

Thanks.


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On Wed, 3 Dec 1997, Charlie H. Chang wrote:

> I have asked this question before but didn't get what we want...
> Our application has 8 channels, one of them will have a
> yellow(red, green and black) color filtering len.
> 
>   (1) Someone suggested using glColorMask which will turn off
>         R,G,B color bit(s), this result doesn't mimic the filtering effect.

If the real world device is yellow, then it is blocking out blue light.
Turning off the Blue colour planes should be exactly the right thing.
The only drawback is that this only allows you to mimic a *perfect*
filter that absorbs all of the blue light and none of the green or red.

>   (2) I tried to draw transparent polygon in front of the view but
>        then some other channels will see this polygon as well, since
>        four of the channels have the same view position.

Well, you can fix that problem by drawing the polygon yourself in the
DRAW process callback right after you call pfDraw().

I think you'd have to be very careful about how you set up the OpenGL
blendfunc to get the effect that you want. Of course this will also
result in a pretty big increase in the number of pixels you have to fill.

>   (3) I also tried "glPixelTransfer*" and did some color scale effect
>         in channel drawing callback.  This one seems ok, but the color
>         of sky didn't change, which is OK because I can change ESky.
>         However, all other channels were affected.
> 
> So my question is: is there any way I can do "glPixelTransfer*"
> to one channel without discoloring other channels? Or there is
> other better way to do this task?

Sure - just put the code in the draw callback - but only execute
it in the filtered channel.

You might also want to consider using the gamma tables - depending
on what channel setup you have and what hardware you are running on.
On Inf.Reality, you can play with XSGIvcSetChannelGammaMap and
XSGIvcStoreGammaColors16 to set up the gamma on a per-pipe basis.

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Hi Performers,

So, we finally installed the latest Performer version last night, and
now I 
am running into all kinds of trouble with pfGeoStates.  In my old
Performer 
apps, I generally didn't specify the pfGeoState on all pfGeoSets that
used 
my global scene geoState.  Now, that doesn't seem to be allowable with
my 
latest version.

So, I went through and specifically set the geostate on all my geosets.

It seems to have worked for some geosets, but for others, I'm getting
core 
dumps related to the Culler not being able to find GStates.

Anybody have any ideas? Am I missing something blatently obvious here?

Karen


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Hello all,

Tonight I was playing with some new models in our Performer-based
applications and found redraw speed to be horrible on our Onyx2 IR (2RM,
512MB RAM). The models were large in texture usage (~140MB) and required
careful Apply/Idling. However, that was not enough and with ~1/2 the
model displayed (but the whole model loaded) redraw was terrible. The
same 1/2 of the model, when loaded alone had a great redraw.

Investigating further, I noticed on the shell that I was getting the
following message;

bogus priority interval on bank 1

about 6-12 times/redraw.

A little more checking revealed the model when fully loaded contains
some 122 textures (and I want to add more!). I am sure somewhere I read
(in a man page?) that GL (IRIS or Open) only support 100 defined
textures max.

So my questions are;

1) am I correct about the 100 texture limit?
2) does my problem (from the description and error msg) seem to reflect
a problem of going over a texture limit?
3) what solutions exist (easy->hard) to get around this? I know I
'could' pre-define slots for X number of Yres textures, X2 number of
Y2res images, etc. and subload things in and out. Is there a
better/easier/more recommended way to deal with this situation?

Any and all assistance greatly appreciated;

Dr. Rodney Hoinkes
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Hello again,

Current problem:
How do you convert a colour scene to black and white using pfColortable? The
manual has just a few words on this, which I have tried, but with rather
strange results.

My scene is made up of 'manually' drawn terrain geometry and several flt
databases. So far I've had 
some of the flt models going grey, some partially grey with original colours
and textured detail bits still on, and some apparently not affected at all. The
textured terrain seems to darken, but still has colour in it. 

Any ideas or examples?

Thanks in advance.


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On Thu, 4 Dec 1997, Neil Williams wrote:

> Current problem:
> How do you convert a colour scene to black and white using pfColortable? The
> manual has just a few words on this, which I have tried, but with rather
> strange results.
 
Changing the colour table isn't enough. You also need to convert all your
rgb textures into int textures, be sure not to use any coloured light
sources, ensure that your pfESky colours are monochrome....LOTS of places.

I don't know of a single place that would allow you to do this - unless
perhaps you could open a monochrome X-window or something like that.

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Hi Performers!,
    I was not clear about the arguments passed to pfPVChanStressFilter.
Can anyone
explain  role of the following arguments:

high Load
low Load
pipeLoadScale
stressScale
maxStress


Thanks a lot,
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Hello pfUsers,

I have found a small misfunctioning for the pfNode::isect() method.
If I create a simple database consisting of 4 quads at z=0.
The databse is a Multigen Flight file.

 Y=
 40-------------------      Z=0
   |        |        |
   |        |        |
   |        |        |
   |        |        |
  0|--------|--------|
   |        |        |
   |        |        |
   |        |        |
   |        |        |
-40-------------------
   0       40       80 X=

I want to try to intersect with the following segment
origin    = (40,0,-100)
direction = (0,0,-1)
length    = 200
I get no intersection with the database.
I use PFTRAV_IS_CULL_FRONT in the mode specifier.
The actual intersection is done for a couple of segments that have
a bounding cylinder set as part of the pfSegSet.

But when I model an extra triangle in the database with coordinates
    (36,0,5)  (40,0,5)  (40,4,5)
I get an intersection hit at location (40,0,5).
Also if I put a quad at z=5 at the same location as the triangle I get
an intersection with this quad.
If I try to intersect along the edge of the (ground) quads
it gives the right result.
I also tried it at location (0,0) and there I got an intersection back.

My question:
Is there a possibility that intersection at an xy coordinate that matches a
vertex coordinate is missed for some of the vertices in a quad or
triangle? (It does not happen along the edge of a primitive)

Mario Veraart
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On Dec 4,  2:26pm, Neil Williams wrote:
> Subject: Monochrome Output using pfColortable
> Hello again,
>
> Current problem:
> How do you convert a colour scene to black and white using pfColortable? The
> manual has just a few words on this, which I have tried, but with rather
> strange results.
>
> My scene is made up of 'manually' drawn terrain geometry and several flt
> databases. So far I've had
> some of the flt models going grey, some partially grey with original colours
> and textured detail bits still on, and some apparently not affected at all.
The
> textured terrain seems to darken, but still has colour in it.
>
> Any ideas or examples?

One way of making your scene all black and white without having to change
your geometry is to glCopyPixels your whole channel in a post draw callback
using a black and white color table that you set with the glColorTableSGI
extension.

Of course this involves the big cost of a glCopyPixels and that you are willing
to pay that price in your rendering time (can be quite a few ms depending on
your resolution and graphic card). The advantage is that everything will be
turned to black and white (textures, models, earth sky, etc...) depending on
their intensity since every drawn pixels is going through that lookup table.
Also since you are using the pixel transfer pipeline you can add other cool
effects such as gains and offsets.

If you plan to use pfColorTables you first need to convert all your regular
geosets into indexed geosets and I believe pfuHashGSetVerts can do part of that
for you.







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   From: "Hugo Eide Gunnarsen" <hugogu@hugogu.oslo.sgi.com>
   Date: Wed, 3 Dec 1997 16:13:50 +0100

   So I wonder if this will be the same as an X/Y/Z rotation :

   Mr=makeRot(Xr,1,0,0)*makeRot(Yr,0,1,0)*makeRot(Zr,0,0,1);

Yes.

   Even if this is the correct way, it will require a LOT more processing
   that just a simple setRot(h,p,r).

Maybe, maybe not.  Performer generally needs to do this calculation
anyway for pfDCSes in order to do culling, though presumably the
routine that does this won't make function calls to makeRot :).

   So what I really would like to have, is a matrix that I can use to do
   this in one operation instead of 3 (and I still think that my Mr will be
   the same as h,p,r).

The OpenGL Programming Guide is a handy reference for this sort of
thing, though you need to remember that the matrices are all
transposed from the post-multiply matrices used in Performer.

Tim
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Hi there,

I have a question regarding performers arena size.
If I try to change the size of the shared areda to anything greater that
460 MB I get the following error:

PF Warning/SysErr(16):         pfDataPool::attach() by pid 7678 could
not map datapool /usr/tmp/pfutil7673.pfdpool.
PF                             Required address already in use.  Try
attaching earlier in program
PF                             or call pfDataPool::setAttachAddr()
before pfDataPool::create()
PF Warning/SysErr(16):         pfDataPool::create() by pid 7678 could
not make arena /usr/tmp/pfutil7673.pfdpool of size 131072
PF Fatal/Resource:             pfInitUtil(): could not make pfUtil Data
Pool!
PF Notice:                     Caught SIGCHLD. Exiting due to death of
child with pid 7678.

The machine is an Onyx2 iR with 2GB of memory, there is almost nothing
else going on on the machine. This is the df for the /usr/tmp filesystem:
> df -k /usr/tmp
Filesystem             Type  kbytes     use     avail  %use Mounted on
/dev/root               xfs  8622568  4215224  4407344  49  /

Thanks in advance.
  Jonas


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On Thu, 4 Dec 1997, Mario Veraart wrote:

> Hello pfUsers,
> 
> I have found a small misfunctioning for the pfNode::isect() method.
> If I create a simple database consisting of 4 quads at z=0.
> The databse is a Multigen Flight file.
> 
>  Y=
>  40-------------------      Z=0
>    |        |        |
>    |        |        |
>    |        |        |
>    |        |        |
>   0|--------|--------|
>    |        |        |
>    |        |        |
>    |        |        |
>    |        |        |
> -40-------------------
>    0       40       80 X=
> 
> I want to try to intersect with the following segment
> origin    = (40,0,-100)
> direction = (0,0,-1)
> length    = 200

OK, so the segment starts at Z=-100 and ends at Z=-100+200*(-1)=-300.

> I get no intersection with the database.

Which is what I'd expect since the vector runs from Z=-100 to Z=-300 and
the quadrilateral is at Z=0

> I use PFTRAV_IS_CULL_FRONT in the mode specifier.
> The actual intersection is done for a couple of segments that have
> a bounding cylinder set as part of the pfSegSet.

...whatever...

> But when I model an extra triangle in the database with coordinates
>     (36,0,5)  (40,0,5)  (40,4,5)
> I get an intersection hit at location (40,0,5).

That's a suprise! The entire triangle is at Z=5 which is still not
between Z=-100 and Z=-300.

> Also if I put a quad at z=5 at the same location as the triangle I get
> an intersection with this quad.

Same deal.

> If I try to intersect along the edge of the (ground) quads
> it gives the right result.
> I also tried it at location (0,0) and there I got an intersection back.

> My question:
> Is there a possibility that intersection at an xy coordinate that matches a
> vertex coordinate is missed for some of the vertices in a quad or
> triangle? (It does not happen along the edge of a primitive)
 
I suppose a teeny-tiny roundoff error could result in a miss - it's not
totally unreasonable.


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Hi there,

I have a question regarding performers arena size.
If I try to change the size of the shared areda to anything greater that
460 MB I get the following error:

PF Warning/SysErr(16):         pfDataPool::attach() by pid 7678 could
not map datapool /usr/tmp/pfutil7673.pfdpool.
PF                             Required address already in use.  Try
attaching earlier in program
PF                             or call pfDataPool::setAttachAddr()
before pfDataPool::create()
PF Warning/SysErr(16):         pfDataPool::create() by pid 7678 could
not make arena /usr/tmp/pfutil7673.pfdpool of size 131072
PF Fatal/Resource:             pfInitUtil(): could not make pfUtil Data
Pool!
PF Notice:                     Caught SIGCHLD. Exiting due to death of
child with pid 7678.

The machine is an Onyx2 iR with 2GB of memory, there is almost nothing
else going on on the machine. This is the df for the /usr/tmp filesystem:
> df -k /usr/tmp
Filesystem             Type  kbytes     use     avail  %use Mounted on
/dev/root               xfs  8622568  4215224  4407344  49  /

Thanks in advance.
  Jonas


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Steve Baker wrote:
> 
> On Thu, 4 Dec 1997, Mario Veraart wrote:
> 
> > Hello pfUsers,
> > 
> > I have found a small misfunctioning for the pfNode::isect() method.
> > If I create a simple database consisting of 4 quads at z=0.
> > The databse is a Multigen Flight file.
> > 
> >  Y=
> >  40-------------------      Z=0
> >    |        |        |
> >    |        |        |
> >    |        |        |
> >    |        |        |
> >   0|--------|--------|
> >    |        |        |
> >    |        |        |
> >    |        |        |
> >    |        |        |
> > -40-------------------
> >    0       40       80 X=
> > 
> > I want to try to intersect with the following segment
> > origin    = (40,0,-100)
> > direction = (0,0,-1)
> > length    = 200
> 
> OK, so the segment starts at Z=-100 and ends at Z=-100+200*(-1)=-300.

Sorry a small typo from my side.
In the code the direction was set to (0,0,1)

> 
> > I get no intersection with the database.
> 
> Which is what I'd expect since the vector runs from Z=-100 to Z=-300 and
> the quadrilateral is at Z=0
> 
> > I use PFTRAV_IS_CULL_FRONT in the mode specifier.
> 
> > But when I model an extra triangle in the database with coordinates
> >     (36,0,5)  (40,0,5)  (40,4,5)
> > I get an intersection hit at location (40,0,5).
> 
> That's a suprise! The entire triangle is at Z=5 which is still not
> between Z=-100 and Z=-300.
> 
> > Also if I put a quad at z=5 at the same location as the triangle I get
> > an intersection with this quad.
> 
> Same deal.
> 
> > If I try to intersect along the edge of the (ground) quads
> > it gives the right result.
> > I also tried it at location (0,0) and there I got an intersection back.
> 
> > My question:
> > Is there a possibility that intersection at an xy coordinate that matches a
> > vertex coordinate is missed for some of the vertices in a quad or
> > triangle? (It does not happen along the edge of a primitive)
>  
> I suppose a teeny-tiny roundoff error could result in a miss - it's not
> totally unreasonable.

If this is the case than I have to try and find a way round this
problem. That is because I have to intersect at vertex coordinates of
some primitives that are part of the database.

Mario
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On Fri, 5 Dec 1997, Mario Veraart wrote:

> > > I have found a small misfunctioning for the pfNode::isect() method.
> > > If I create a simple database consisting of 4 quads at z=0.

> > > I want to try to intersect with the following segment
> > > origin    = (40,0,-100)
> > > direction = (0,0,-1)
> > > length    = 200
> > 
> > OK, so the segment starts at Z=-100 and ends at Z=-100+200*(-1)=-300.
> 
> Sorry a small typo from my side.
> In the code the direction was set to (0,0,1)

Ah! It makes more sense now!
 
> > > My question:
> > > Is there a possibility that intersection at an xy coordinate that matches a
> > > vertex coordinate is missed for some of the vertices in a quad or
> > > triangle? (It does not happen along the edge of a primitive)
> >  
> > I suppose a teeny-tiny roundoff error could result in a miss - it's not
> > totally unreasonable.
> 
> If this is the case than I have to try and find a way round this
> problem. That is because I have to intersect at vertex coordinates of
> some primitives that are part of the database.

I'd say that relying on an infinitely thin segment hitting an
infinitely small point is inviting roundoff problems. You
might get away with it when everything is nicely aligned along
the axes - but as soon as you get into arbitary orientations,
you should certainly not expect it to work.

However, in the case you show here....

> > > The database is a Multigen Flight file.
> > > 
> > >  Y=
> > >  40-------------------      Z=0
> > >    |        |        |
> > >    |        |        |
> > >    |        |        |
> > >    |        |        |
> > >   0|--------|--------|
> > >    |        |        |
> > >    |        |        |
> > >    |        |        |
> > >    |        |        |
> > > -40-------------------
> > >    0       40       80 X=
 
...when you fire a ray at the exact center of the diagram,
(starting at a point that is cleanly on one side of it and
ending at a point that is cleanly on the other side of it) then
I think it is reasonable to expect Performer to guarantee
that you do hit at least ONE of the four quadrilaterals -
although I think it is reasonable that it would not guarantee
to generate hits on all four polygons (as you seem to imagine
it would) - or to guarantee *which* of the four it would hit.

IMHO, it would be nice if Performer simply guaranteed to hit
exactly one of the polygons in this case.

However, if Performer were to miss all four polygons (which is
what you seem to be saying) then that would be a DISASTEROUS
situation for many applications - and should be regarded as a
serious bug.

Having said that, I don't think I have ever seen that situation
happen in practice in my applications.

If your segment were to start or end *exactly* on the plane,
then I think Performer would also be behaving reasonably if
it didn't define whether you would get a hit or a miss in that
situation. Once again, roundoff error would make that hard to
guarantee.

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On Fri, 5 Dec 1997, Steve Baker wrote:
> 
> On Fri, 5 Dec 1997, Mario Veraart wrote:
> 
> > > > I have found a small misfunctioning for the pfNode::isect() method.
> > > > If I create a simple database consisting of 4 quads at z=0.
> 
> > > > I want to try to intersect with the following segment
> > > > origin    = (40,0,-100)
> > > > direction = (0,0,-1)
> > > > length    = 200
> > > 
> > > OK, so the segment starts at Z=-100 and ends at Z=-100+200*(-1)=-300.
> > 
> > Sorry a small typo from my side.
> > In the code the direction was set to (0,0,1)
> 
> Ah! It makes more sense now!
>  
> > > > My question:
> > > > Is there a possibility that intersection at an xy coordinate that matches a
> > > > vertex coordinate is missed for some of the vertices in a quad or
> > > > triangle? (It does not happen along the edge of a primitive)
> > >  
> > > I suppose a teeny-tiny roundoff error could result in a miss - it's not
> > > totally unreasonable.
> > 
> > If this is the case than I have to try and find a way round this
> > problem. That is because I have to intersect at vertex coordinates of
> > some primitives that are part of the database.
> 
> I'd say that relying on an infinitely thin segment hitting an
> infinitely small point is inviting roundoff problems. You
> might get away with it when everything is nicely aligned along
> the axes - but as soon as you get into arbitary orientations,
> you should certainly not expect it to work.

The database I build to test is not a typical one used for the real
thing. Only to get a simple version. The real terrain is 60x60km, tiled.
In the real database all orientations and cooridinates are possible.
It might be possible that for some polygon I have to do the test that
all vertices are alligned with ground vertices and that the test will
fail.

> 
> However, in the case you show here....
> 
> > > > The database is a Multigen Flight file.
> > > > 
> > > >  Y=
> > > >  40-------------------      Z=0
> > > >    |        |        |
> > > >    |        |        |
> > > >    |        |        |
> > > >    |        |        |
> > > >   0|--------|--------|
> > > >    |        |        |
> > > >    |        |        |
> > > >    |        |        |
> > > >    |        |        |
> > > > -40-------------------
> > > >    0       40       80 X=
>  
> ...when you fire a ray at the exact center of the diagram,
> (starting at a point that is cleanly on one side of it and
> ending at a point that is cleanly on the other side of it) then
> I think it is reasonable to expect Performer to guarantee
> that you do hit at least ONE of the four quadrilaterals -
> although I think it is reasonable that it would not guarantee
> to generate hits on all four polygons (as you seem to imagine
> it would) - or to guarantee *which* of the four it would hit.
> 
> IMHO, it would be nice if Performer simply guaranteed to hit
> exactly one of the polygons in this case.
> 
> However, if Performer were to miss all four polygons (which is
> what you seem to be saying) then that would be a DISASTEROUS
> situation for many applications - and should be regarded as a
> serious bug.

If the database is modelled with a continuous ground plane it doesn't
care for witch of the primitives there is a hit. They will all result
in the same hit point (the common vertex). 
In this simple model I suspected to get a hit, for one of the quads.
It misses the ground plane primitives but intersects with one above the
ground plane, with a vertex matching the segments XY coordinate.
But if I test the intersection along an edge of the quads I get a hit.
And a vertex is part of the edge, isn't it?

> Having said that, I don't think I have ever seen that situation
> happen in practice in my applications.

For most terrain following and collision detection applications it 
won't happen often that the segments will cross at exact vertex
coordinates. So you won't see this 'bug' appear.
In my application I test with segments that have coordinates for x and
y that exact match those of a vertex of a primitive.

> If your segment were to start or end *exactly* on the plane,
> then I think Performer would also be behaving reasonably if
> it didn't define whether you would get a hit or a miss in that
> situation. Once again, roundoff error would make that hard to
> guarantee.

That I can live with.
But my segments are 5000 units long and start
-2500 units below the terrain, and point upwards.

> Steve Baker                     817-619-8776 (Vox/Vox-Mail)

Mario Veraart
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What's the performance difference, if any, between:

 a) a pfGeoSet with PFGS_LINE/LINE_STRIP primitives;
 b) a pfGeoSet with solid prim type (e.g., PFGS_TRIS) using a
    pfGeoState with PFSTATE_ENWIREFRAME enabled

In other words, how does Performer handle the ENWIREFRAME state
flag?  thanks- glenn.

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I wanted to find out if there were any benchmarking programs available to test
particular Performer setups and/or hardware setups.  We are running on a RE 2
with 1 R4400 CPU, 256 Mbyte RAM, IRIX 6.2, Performer 2.0, and the Multi Channel
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I try to create a fog which is very close at the begin of the simulation
and goes further out
as the simulation goes on.

I have this defined in the drawcallback:

void DrawCallback(pfChannel *chan, void *data)
{
  static int fogValue = 0;

  if (fogValue==0)
  {
    pfFog *fog = new pf Fog;

    fog->setRange(1.0, 2.0);

    fog->apply();
    pfEnable(PFEN_FOG);
    pfOverride(PFSTATE_FOG, | PFSTATE_ENFOG, PF_ON);
  }
  else
  {
    if(fogValue<200)
    {
      if(fogValue<199)
      {
        pfFog *fog = pfGetCurFog();

        fog->setRange(fogValue, 2.0f*fogValue);
        fog->apply();
      }
      else
      {
        pfOverride(PFSTATE_FOG | PFSTATE_ENFOG, PF_OFF);
        pfDisable(PFEN_FOG);
      }
      fogValue++;
    }
    
  }

  ...
}

with this function fog gets set once and stays at the same range 
til I turn it off after 200 frames.

what do I do wrong ??? why doesnt the fog move out ?
thanx for any help !

Michael
FASA Interactive
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Hello pfUsers,

Another question regarding intersection.
In my application I have a separate ISECT process that does the
intersection calculations. I want to use more than CPU to divide the
workload. In that case I have to fork of a separate process for each 
CPU I want use inside the isectCallBack function.
Now a strange things happen. 
In the beginning all goes well. But after some time the child
intersection processes just terminate without any reason. I have
inserted a couple of printf() calls to get some debug data. And it
seems that the process terminates inbetween two consecutive printf()
statements. It happens when the isectCallBack is called for the 173th
time. After that it terminates for every new call in the child
intersection process.
If I change the code so the function that is executed in the child
intersection process is called by the isectCallBack function, NO
forking of processes, all goes well, all intersections are calculated as
expected.

Could there be some reason for this to happen?

Mario Veraart
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Glenn Waldron wrote:

> What's the performance difference, if any, between:
>
>  a) a pfGeoSet with PFGS_LINE/LINE_STRIP primitives;
>  b) a pfGeoSet with solid prim type (e.g., PFGS_TRIS) using a
>     pfGeoState with PFSTATE_ENWIREFRAME enabled
>
> In other words, how does Performer handle the ENWIREFRAME state
> flag?  thanks- glenn.
>
>

As far as I know, from looking at ogldebug traces, both modes will use
GL_LINE_STRIP or GL_LINE_LOOP, so there shouldn't be a difference.I wonder
why the ENWIREFRAME is not done with glPolygonMode (GL_LINES) ?

Ran


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On Dec 6,  1:15am, Ran Yakir wrote:
> Subject: Re: Line prims vs. Wireframe state
>
>
> Glenn Waldron wrote:
>
> > What's the performance difference, if any, between:
> >
> >  a) a pfGeoSet with PFGS_LINE/LINE_STRIP primitives;
> >  b) a pfGeoSet with solid prim type (e.g., PFGS_TRIS) using a
> >     pfGeoState with PFSTATE_ENWIREFRAME enabled
> >
> > In other words, how does Performer handle the ENWIREFRAME state
> > flag?  thanks- glenn.
> >
> >
>
> As far as I know, from looking at ogldebug traces, both modes will use
> GL_LINE_STRIP or GL_LINE_LOOP, so there shouldn't be a difference.I wonder
> why the ENWIREFRAME is not done with glPolygonMode (GL_LINES) ?
>

I think this is the case, it may be partially for 'historical' reasons: under
IrisGL not all platforms support polymode() although under OpenGL all platforms
should support glPolygonMode(GL_LINE) which would allow rendering of wireframe
as polygons ( less vertices down the pipe than lines ).

Cheers
Rob

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Performers,

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I have searched the web, source-demos etc. but was not able to find any
example where projected textures was used.

After reading manual page for pfLightSource and about Spotlights in the
book,
this is what I came up with :

  pf_tex=new pfTexture();
  pf_tex->loadFile("spot.inta");

  pf_frust=new pfFrustum();
  pf_frust->makeSimple(60.0f);
  pf_frust->setNearFar(1.0f,10.0f);

  pf_spot=new pfLightSource();
  pf_spot->setMode(PFLS_PROJTEX_ENABLE,PF_ON);
  pf_spot->setAttr(PFLS_PROJ_TEX,pf_tex);
  pf_spot->setAttr(PFLS_PROJ_FRUST,pf_frust);

  pf_spot->setVal(PFLS_INTENSITY,.5f);
  pf_spot->setAtten(1,0,0);
  pf_spot->setPos(0,-0.75,0,1);
  pf_spot->setSpotDir(0,1,0);
  pf_spot->setSpotCone(1,30);
  pf_spot->setColor(PFLT_DIFFUSE,0,1,0);
  pf_spot->setColor(PFLT_AMBIENT,0,0,1);
  pf_spot->setColor(PFLT_SPECULAR,1,0,0);

  pf_rot=new pfDCS();
  pf_rot->addChild(pf_spot);
  pf_scene->addChild(pf_rot);


However, it does not seems like the frustum nor the textures make any
changes in my program. I even removed the section from PFLS_INTENSITY and
down to PFLT_SPECULAR to get the code similar to the example in the man
page, but it still did not look good (looked like a local light).

So if any one of you out there have done this I would really be interested
in knowing how to fix this.

Thanks.

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OOps, sorry for the previous message, hit reply too fast..

Karen Harper wrote:
> 
> 
> Hi Performers,
> 
> So, we finally installed the latest Performer version last night, and
> now I 
> am running into all kinds of trouble with pfGeoStates.  In my old
> Performer 
> apps, I generally didn't specify the pfGeoState on all pfGeoSets that
> used 
> my global scene geoState.  Now, that doesn't seem to be allowable with
> my 
> latest version.

  I tryed having geoset without geostate and it works fine.
> 
> So, I went through and specifically set the geostate on all my geosets.
> 
> It seems to have worked for some geosets, but for others, I'm getting
> core 
> dumps related to the Culler not being able to find GStates.
> 
> Anybody have any ideas? Am I missing something blatently obvious here?

 I need more specific information as I cannot reproduce the problem.
 Can you tell me what is 'the latest performer' release, what platform
 you are running on (# of cpus), what Multiprocess model, and send
 me a stack trace (using the performer debug libraries if possible)


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Karen Harper wrote:
> 
> 
> Hi Performers,
> 
> So, we finally installed the latest Performer version last night, and
> now I 
> am running into all kinds of trouble with pfGeoStates.  In my old
> Performer 
> apps, I generally didn't specify the pfGeoState on all pfGeoSets that
> used 
> my global scene geoState.  Now, that doesn't seem to be allowable with
> my 
> latest version.
> 
> So, I went through and specifically set the geostate on all my geosets.
> 
> It seems to have worked for some geosets, but for others, I'm getting
> core 
> dumps related to the Culler not being able to find GStates.
> 
> Anybody have any ideas? Am I missing something blatently obvious here?
> 
> Karen
> 
> 
> -------------------------------------------------------
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> Research Engineer            http://www.cra.com
> Charles River Analytics      http://www.opensesame.com
> -------------------------------------------------------
> 
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Dear Performers,

I would like to ask two questions.

1.
 It's about texturing.
Texured image in performer always look posterized while original is not.
In other words, colors with gradation look banded.
I tried several filtering methods, but it did not improve image quality 
considerably. 

Is there any way to make textures look sharp as the original?
I am using Performer 2.1 on Onyx2.

2. Is there any program on SGI that changes TARGA 32bit image 
into rgb format?

 
Thanks in advance.

Byungsung Cho
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Hi everybody ...

I was part of this mailing list two yers ago on Performer 1.2 and 
I am back this year with Performer 2.1 ... 1.2 <=> 2.1 sorry for
this poor mind word ! ...

And so I cannot come in without a question:

any informations about some 3D Studio Max R1 (or R2) loader in
performer ? to avoid translation to .3ds format !

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Byungsung Cho wrote:

> Dear Performers,
>
> I would like to ask two questions.
>
> 1.
>  It's about texturing.
> Texured image in performer always look posterized while original is not.
> In other words, colors with gradation look banded.
> I tried several filtering methods, but it did not improve image quality
> considerably.
>
> Is there any way to make textures look sharp as the original?
> I am using Performer 2.1 on Onyx2.

Performer uses an internal format of GL_RGB5_A1 as default. This reduces
the number of bits/component from 8 to 5.You can go over the list of
textures and run
pfTexFormat (tex, PFTEX_INTERNAL_FORMAT, PFTEX_RGBA_8);

>
>
> 2. Is there any program on SGI that changes TARGA 32bit image
> into rgb format?
>

/usr/sbin/fromtargaIf it is not install, you should install the
eoe.sw.imagetools from the IRIX 6.4 installation CD.


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On Fri, 5 Dec 1997, Mario Veraart wrote:

>> On Fri, 5 Dec 1997, Mario Veraart wrote:
>> 
>>>>> I have found a small misfunctioning for the pfNode::isect() method.
>>>>> If I create a simple database consisting of 4 quads at z=0.

>>>>> My question:
>>>>> Is there a possibility that intersection at an xy coordinate that matches a
>>>>> vertex coordinate is missed for some of the vertices in a quad or
>>>>> triangle? (It does not happen along the edge of a primitive)
>>>>  
>>>> I suppose a teeny-tiny roundoff error could result in a miss - it's not
>>>> totally unreasonable.
>> 
>> I'd say that relying on an infinitely thin segment hitting an
>> infinitely small point is inviting roundoff problems. You
>> might get away with it when everything is nicely aligned along
>> the axes - but as soon as you get into arbitary orientations,
>> you should certainly not expect it to work.
> 
> The database I build to test is not a typical one used for the real
> thing. Only to get a simple version. The real terrain is 60x60km, tiled.
> In the real database all orientations and cooridinates are possible.
> It might be possible that for some polygon I have to do the test that
> all vertices are alligned with ground vertices and that the test will
> fail.
 
This is that same situation that I have in my application, I don't see
any problems of this kind - but as you say, the probability of the
test vector going through a vertex is very small.

>> However, in the case you show here....
>> 
>>>>> The database is a Multigen Flight file.
>>>>> 
>>>>>  Y=
>>>>>  40-------------------      Z=0
>>>>>    |        |        |
>>>>>    |        |        |
>>>>>    |        |        |
>>>>>    |        |        |
>>>>>   0|--------|--------|
>>>>>    |        |        |
>>>>>    |        |        |
>>>>>    |        |        |
>>>>>    |        |        |
>>>>> -40-------------------
>>>>>    0       40       80 X=
>>  
>> ...when you fire a ray at the exact center of the diagram,
>> (starting at a point that is cleanly on one side of it and
>> ending at a point that is cleanly on the other side of it) then
>> I think it is reasonable to expect Performer to guarantee
>> that you do hit at least ONE of the four quadrilaterals -
>> although I think it is reasonable that it would not guarantee
>> to generate hits on all four polygons (as you seem to imagine
>> it would) - or to guarantee *which* of the four it would hit.
>> 
>> IMHO, it would be nice if Performer simply guaranteed to hit
>> exactly one of the polygons in this case.
>> 
>> However, if Performer were to miss all four polygons (which is
>> what you seem to be saying) then that would be a DISASTEROUS
>> situation for many applications - and should be regarded as a
>> serious bug.
> 
> If the database is modelled with a continuous ground plane it doesn't
> care for witch of the primitives there is a hit. They will all result
> in the same hit point (the common vertex). 

Right - and I think Performer *should* get that right. If you have a clear
example where that is NOT the case (which seems to be true for the
situation you picture above), then you should send it to the Performer
team to see if they can find what the problem is.

> In this simple model I suspected to get a hit, for one of the quads.
> It misses the ground plane primitives but intersects with one above the
> ground plane, with a vertex matching the segments XY coordinate.
> But if I test the intersection along an edge of the quads I get a hit.
> And a vertex is part of the edge, isn't it?
 
I suspect that is simply a matter of luck - after all, if we really
suspect a roundoff error (I certainly do), then it's very hard to
predict what will happen for any specific circumstance.


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Hi, you have to pfOverride every frame.  Look the comments in code
below.

good luck

Gaertner, Michael wrote:
> 
> I try to create a fog which is very close at the begin of the
> simulation and goes further out as the simulation goes on.
> 
> I have this defined in the drawcallback:
> 
> void DrawCallback(pfChannel *chan, void *data)
> {
>   static int fogValue = 0;
> 
>   if (fogValue==0)
>   {
>     pfFog *fog = new pf Fog;
> 
>     fog->setRange(1.0, 2.0);
> 
>     fog->apply();
>     pfEnable(PFEN_FOG);
>     pfOverride(PFSTATE_FOG, | PFSTATE_ENFOG, PF_ON);
>   }
>   else
>   {
>     if(fogValue<200)
>     {
>       if(fogValue<199)
>       {
>         pfFog *fog = pfGetCurFog();
> 
>         fog->setRange(fogValue, 2.0f*fogValue);
>         fog->apply();

You have to pfOverride every frame!!  
I needed something like that in my app.


    pfOverride(PFSTATE_FOG | PFSTATE_ENFOG, PF_OFF);
    fog->apply();
    pfOverride(PFSTATE_FOG | PFSTATE_ENFOG, PF_ON);


>       }
>       else
>       {
>         pfOverride(PFSTATE_FOG | PFSTATE_ENFOG, PF_OFF);
>         pfDisable(PFEN_FOG);
>       }
>       fogValue++;
>     }
> 
>   }
> 
>   ...
> }
> 
> with this function fog gets set once and stays at the same range
> til I turn it off after 200 frames.
> 
> what do I do wrong ??? why doesnt the fog move out ?
> thanx for any help !
> 
> Michael
> FASA Interactive
> 

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Export the 3dMax file as DXF...  There is a loader for that

Cedric Gautier wrote:
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> Hi everybody ...
> 
> I was part of this mailing list two yers ago on Performer 1.2 and
> I am back this year with Performer 2.1 ... 1.2 <=> 2.1 sorry for
> this poor mind word ! ...
> 
> And so I cannot come in without a question:
> 
> any informations about some 3D Studio Max R1 (or R2) loader in
> performer ? to avoid translation to .3ds format !
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> Cedric
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Hi Performers ...
I am a graduate student at mechanical engineering department of
Metu.(Turkey) My thessis subject is "Simulation of battle tank moving on
a rough terrain and simulation of its turret's stabilizing mechanism". I
want to develop this simulation on an O2.(Real Time App.)If someone
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1) What is Performer? a graphic library, an environment ....?(Sorry, I
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2)  I have seen and heard many simulation apps. on SGI. Are there any
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Byungsung Cho wrote:
Is there any way to make textures look sharp as the original?
I am using Performer 2.1 on Onyx2.

-> are you not using some 16 bits internal format for your textures instead
of 32 bits format ?

Byungsung Cho wrote:
Is there any program on SGI that changes TARGA 32bit image
into rgb format?

-> you can use ImageMagick (available from Internet)





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On Fri, 5 Dec 1997, Glenn Waldron wrote:

> What's the performance difference, if any, between:
> 
>  a) a pfGeoSet with PFGS_LINE/LINE_STRIP primitives;

I presume this generates an OpenGL GL_LINES/GL_LINESTRIP
call.

>  b) a pfGeoSet with solid prim type (e.g., PFGS_TRIS) using a
>     pfGeoState with PFSTATE_ENWIREFRAME enabled
 
...and this generates a GL_TRIANGLES type of call with glPolygonMode
set to GL_LINE instead of the usual GL_FILL.

Check your OpenGL manual for further details...

So, why use one rather than the other? Well, the second approach
(PFSTATE_ENWIREFRAME) is extremely convenient for an application
where polygons are normally drawn filled - but which wants to
simply turn on a wire-frame view for a short period - or perhaps
just in one of several pfChannels. In that case, you can simply
turn on the ENWIREFRAME state and then do a pfOverride and without
any change to the database, it all comes out in wireframe.

However, if you just want a few lines in your otherwise polygonal
database, then using the GeoState to change the mode to GL_LINE
instead of GL_FILL would result in extra glPolygonMode commands
being generated, which is presumably less efficient than simply
having Performer generate a glBegin(GL_LINES) call in place
of glBegin(GL_POLYGON) ...or whatever... - so in this case,
use the PFGS_LINE/LINE_STRIP primitives.


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Hi,

does anybody know about any freely available 3D widgets written
in Performer? I'm looking for something like a simple slider.
If not, I guess I'll have to write my own.

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On Mon, 8 Dec 1997, Byungsung Cho wrote:

> 1. It's about texturing.
> Texured image in performer always look posterized while original is not.
> In other words, colors with gradation look banded.
> I tried several filtering methods, but it did not improve image quality 
> considerably. 

Probably it's the 16 bit image format for textures. In this mode, you
get at best only 5 bits of red, 6 bits of green and 5 bits of blue.
You have probably been viewing your originals in 8+8+8.

You can tell Performer to use 8+8+8 colour resolution - but on current
hardware, you take a considerable pixel-fill rate penalty for doing that.

This 'posterized' effect is much worse for images containing an alpha
component - so try to stick with '.rgb' images rather than '.rgba'.



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> Byungsung Cho wrote:
> Is there any program on SGI that changes TARGA 32bit image
> into rgb format?
> 

I also found this troublesome.  The San Diego
Supercomputer Center has developped some nice
image tools.

Check out 
file://ftp.sdsc.edu/pub/sdsc/graphics/imtools/sgi_4d/



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On Dec 7,  7:20pm, Hugo Eide Gunnarsen wrote:
>   pf_spot=new pfLightSource();
>   pf_spot->setMode(PFLS_PROJTEX_ENABLE,PF_ON);
>   pf_spot->setAttr(PFLS_PROJ_TEX,pf_tex);
>   pf_spot->setAttr(PFLS_PROJ_FRUST,pf_frust);
> 
>   pf_spot->setVal(PFLS_INTENSITY,.5f);
>   pf_spot->setAtten(1,0,0);
>   pf_spot->setPos(0,-0.75,0,1);

It's only a guess, but I think this setPos call might be the
problem.  Comment it out and control the light's position with a
pfDCS, and see if that helps..

Allan

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Has anyone else noticed a strange window
offset on the O2 when running at reduced
resolutions such as 1024x768?
The problem is that the origin isn't
set correctly by 
pfPWinOriginSize(Shared->pw, 0, 0, 1024, 768);
instead the window appears with a negative
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Its simple enough to correct for,
but I didn't have this problem on RE2 or IR
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You need to genlock the pipes,
then swapready them.

Generally I find the second step isn't required if you set
the pfPhase to PFPHASE_LIMIT, but genlock wiring and genlocked
video settings are essential.

Get Len to ask Graham Jackson to get Graham Russell
there to help you if you have any problems genlocking.

On ONYX(1) you need to setmon -g to gnlock two of the pipes
and wire the sync from the non genlocked piped to
gen in on one pipe then loop through gen out on that pipe
to the third pipe then terminate gen out.

Cheers,
Angus.


On Dec 1, 10:49am, Pete Smithies wrote:
> Subject: Picture wobbling
> Hi there,
>
> I have a flight simulator  application producing  a three channel output
> consisting of  centre , left and right . The left and right channels are
> pfAttached to the centre thus sharing channel attributes including  , I
> assume PFCHAN_SWAPBUFFERS.
>
> The problem is , often , the channels update out of sync producing a
> 'picture wobble' effect. The left and right channels appear to display
> this tendency most frequently.
>
> Is this a phenomena observed by others or am I doing something wrong.
> Thinking It may be the time taken to draw a channel I have tried
> lowering the frame rate and still this is observed.
>
> The kit we are using Is a 4 processor ,2 RM, Onyx RE2 with 64MB ram.
> Any suggestions to a solution would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Ta Very Much.
>
> --
>
> Pete Smithies, Visual Software Engineer,
> Intersim Limited, Units 7-8, Thorgate Road, Littlehampton. Sussex. UK
> Tel: +44 (0)1903 733428 Fax: +44 (0)1903 730246
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Looks like you don't have a zbuffered visual.

You need to select a visual with the attributes you need,
Use either of the following:

     void                  pfPipeWindow::setFBConfig(XVisualInfo* vi);

     void                  pfPipeWindow::setFBConfigAttrs(int *attr);


Cheers,Angus.

On Nov 27,  2:46pm, Thomas Ludwig wrote:
> Subject: False Drawings
> Hi performer's,
> I wrote a little Motif-program using RapidApp with an GL-DrawingArea and
> various buttons. Now I use this DrawingArea-widget for my
> Performer-program. I use the following commands:
>
> Window xwin = XtWindow( w);
> pw -> setWinType(PFWIN_TYPE_X);
> pw -> setWSWindow( NULL, xwin);
> pw -> set WSDrawable( NULL, xwin);
>
> On the end of my program I took the demo-program "simple.C" and now I
> can draw a aircraft (pitts.dwb) which is in rotation. However, contrary
> to the program "simple.C" my aircraft is transparent and the body is
> always drawing over the wings.
> I could not find any differences between both (I use the same commands
> like in "simple.C"). I think the problem could be the window-type? Could
> anyone tell me, where the differences are and how I could change my
> drawings to the right?
>
> Whith best regards
>                         Thomas Ludwig.
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On Dec 3,  8:51am, Kimberly Rock wrote:
> Subject: FW: IRIS Performer
>
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From:	Kimberly Rock
> > Sent:	Wednesday, December 03, 1997 8:48 AM
> > To:	'ralphh@asd.sgi.com'
> > Subject:	IRIS Performer
> >
> >
> >
> > 	Mr. Humphries,
> > 	I'm a new Performer user and I have a couple of questions about
> > IRIS Performer.
> >
> >  1.) Can I have multiple Performer scenes lined up one behind the
> > other? I'm familiar with piping
> >        but can you fly through each individual pipe? (ex: If I have 5
> > scenes to fly through and I want to
> >        go to each scene separately one after the other without going
> > to the command line and perflying
> >        each file then turning off the GUI.) Is this possible?

Yes.

> >  2.) Also, is there a Performer tutorial? If so, how can I get a copy?

There is a programming guide and sample code, there is also a course run by
SGI.

Cheers,Angus.
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On Dec 1, 12:31pm, Gerard R. Tyra wrote:
> Subject: Re: Picture wobbling

> A question for ASD:
>
> Has gang draw been implemented in newer versions of Irix?  If not, why
> not?
>

How about it isn't needed, besides I think it's supported now.

The problem with swapready is that it can confuse. It is usefull
but a software lock is only microseconds slower.

Cheers,Angus.

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I need to use the 3d Texture extension in a performer app. The problem
I'm having is that the model/projection matrices are not the same, so I
can't draw the GL texture properly. The GL coordinates do not draw where
they are supposed to nor do they rotate in the same way as the parts
drawn by performer. How do I get the same model and projection matrices
from performer loaded into the GL matrices. I'm using an Xformer to
handle the motion in performer and I'm doing the GL drawing before
pfDraw (I get similar problems if I do the GL drawing after the pfDraw).
I *know* someone has done this before.

Thanks for you help in advance.

Bill Volz

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On Dec 8,  1:32pm, Gerard R. Tyra wrote:
> Subject: Re: Picture wobbling

> Okay, correct me if I am wrong

OK, here's the correction.

You call swapbuffers and it simply isn't going to happen until
everything is drawn so blocking in SW is little difefrent from
blocking in HW provided the transport delay of a swap call is
small which it is. The key question is "can I do usefull
gfx work after my call to swap but before HW swap", the answer
is no, the pipe blocks almost immediately, hence swapready isn't
essential.

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> Has anyone else noticed a strange window
> offset on the O2 when running at reduced
> resolutions such as 1024x768?
> The problem is that the origin isn't
> set correctly by 
> pfPWinOriginSize(Shared->pw, 0, 0, 1024, 768);
> instead the window appears with a negative
> y offset of about -267 pixels.
> Its simple enough to correct for,
> but I didn't have this problem on RE2 or IR
> so I was just wondering?
> 
> Ballard Andrews
> Computing Division
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I only notice this just after I change from 1280x1024 to 1024x786 and I have
not yet issued the following command(s) (as root) to change the size of the
managed area:

         (/usr/gfx/stopgfx; /usr/gfx/startgfx) &

scott

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Angus Dorbie wrote:
> 
> On Dec 1, 12:31pm, Gerard R. Tyra wrote:
> > Subject: Re: Picture wobbling
> 
> > A question for ASD:
> >
> > Has gang draw been implemented in newer versions of Irix?  If not, why
> > not?
> >
> 
> How about it isn't needed, besides I think it's supported now.
> 
> The problem with swapready is that it can confuse. It is usefull
> but a software lock is only microseconds slower.
> 

Okay, correct me if I am wrong (the finer points of the graphics pipe
are a moving target).  I am under the impression that graphics commands
are put on a FIFO while waiting for the graphics hardware to execute
them.  While multiple SWAPBUFFERs can be issued within micro-seconds of
each other, they are not executed by the hardware until the FIFO has
cleared.  Hence, there can be a significant (measured in micro-seconds)
difference in the execution time of the SWAPBUFFERs on the various
pipes.  The greater the difference in pipe loading the greater the
difference in the SWAPBUFFERs.

If this difference occurs across a vertical retrace, you do get a
momentary break between the channels.  Even one break every couple of
seconds is extremely noticeable.

Using a software lock on the swap reduces the probability of an async
swap, but only hardware (swap ready) guarantees a lock.


Gerry
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                           Subject:                         Time:   2:17 PM
                           Curved Earth Simulation          Date:   12/8/97

Performers:

We would like create a vis sim with radars, aircraft, and missiles.  We will
use pfEarthSky.  
On the surface of the ground of  the pfEarthSky, we would like to draw lines
in X and Y representing discrete ranges from the radar.

We need to incorporate the curved earth surface model when laying down these
lines in X and Y.  Does pfEarthSky produce a flat earth or curved earth ground
plane? 

If pfEarthSky is flat earth, how does one go about using a curved earth model
with pfEarthSky?  Eventually, we will have DMA terrain on the ground surface
but for now there is none.  When we do put on DMA terrain we will want it to
follow the curved earth.


 Thanks in Advance
  Gary




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Hello pfUsers,

I want to resize a pfPipeWindow during the running of a program.
For that I use

    pfPipeWindow* pw = new pfPipeWindow(pipe);
    ....
    while(sim) {
    ....
    pw->setOriginSize(0,0,sizeX,sizeY);
    pfFrame();
    ....
    }

Result is no resize of the window.
The size remains that as specified during the creation/initialisation.
If I add

    pw->config();

then nothing happens either.
I haven't defined a config callback because the default one is
sufficient.

Is there something I have done wrong?

Mario Veraart
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On Dec 8, 12:19pm, Angus Dorbie wrote:
> Subject: Re: FW: IRIS Performer
> On Dec 3,  8:51am, Kimberly Rock wrote:
> > Subject: FW: IRIS Performer
> >
> >
> > > -----Original Message-----
> > > From:	Kimberly Rock
> > > Sent:	Wednesday, December 03, 1997 8:48 AM
> > > To:	'ralphh@asd.sgi.com'
> > > Subject:	IRIS Performer
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > 	Mr. Humphries,
> > > 	I'm a new Performer user and I have a couple of questions about
> > > IRIS Performer.
> > >
> > >  1.) Can I have multiple Performer scenes lined up one behind the
> > > other? I'm familiar with piping
> > >        but can you fly through each individual pipe? (ex: If I have 5
> > > scenes to fly through and I want to
> > >        go to each scene separately one after the other without going
> > > to the command line and perflying
> > >        each file then turning off the GUI.) Is this possible?
>
> Yes.

Just to be clear here, you'd need to produce your application to do
this or modify perfly, I just realized your question was very perfly
centric.

Cheers,Angus.
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Angus Dorbie wrote:
> 
> On Dec 8,  1:32pm, Gerard R. Tyra wrote:
> > Subject: Re: Picture wobbling
> 
> > Okay, correct me if I am wrong
> 
> OK, here's the correction.
> 
> You call swapbuffers and it simply isn't going to happen until
> everything is drawn so blocking in SW is little difefrent from
> blocking in HW provided the transport delay of a swap call is
> small which it is. The key question is "can I do usefull
> gfx work after my call to swap but before HW swap", the answer
> is no, the pipe blocks almost immediately, hence swapready isn't
> essential.

 Swap Ready becomes mandatory when all the video do not come from the
 same box. It is now working fine, included in the very-soon-to-be-released
 Performer2.2 and does not have the latency that a software lock has that
 can in extreme cases make your software missing frames. It has
 the cost of a cable connecting every pipe SwapReady to each other, but
 will work in any pfPhase modes.
 Note that SwapReady is useless if you do not genlock the videos.

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  Hi all,

  I am prevented from using an STL queue in a Performer application
because of a name conflict with /usr/include/sys/stream.h, which is 
used in the Performer/pf/ headers  eg. pfGroup.h includes pfLists.h 
which includes /sys/stream.h. 

  I will include a hacked copy of /usr/include/CC/stack.h in order
to continue working but what can be done to actually resolve this
issue. 

  I realize that this is not a Performer only problem but I wanted
to know if other pf users had encountered such problems.

			
			Fred.

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GARY ADAIR wrote:
> 
>                            Subject:                         Time:   2:17 PM
>                            Curved Earth Simulation          Date:   12/8/97
> 
> Performers:
> 
> We would like create a vis sim with radars, aircraft, and missiles.  We will
> use pfEarthSky.  
> On the surface of the ground of  the pfEarthSky, we would like to draw lines
> in X and Y representing discrete ranges from the radar.
> 
> We need to incorporate the curved earth surface model when laying down these
> lines in X and Y.  Does pfEarthSky produce a flat earth or curved earth ground
> plane? 

 Flat.

> 
> If pfEarthSky is flat earth, how does one go about using a curved earth model
> with pfEarthSky?  Eventually, we will have DMA terrain on the ground surface
> but for now there is none.  When we do put on DMA terrain we will want it to
> follow the curved earth.

 You will have to do your own earth sky model.


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On Dec 8,  3:48pm, R=E9mi Arnaud wrote:
> Subject: Re: Picture wobbling
> Angus Dorbie wrote:
> >
> > On Dec 8,  1:32pm, Gerard R. Tyra wrote:
> > > Subject: Re: Picture wobbling
> >
> > > Okay, correct me if I am wrong
> >
> > OK, here's the correction.
> >
> > You call swapbuffers and it simply isn't going to happen until
> > everything is drawn so blocking in SW is little difefrent from
> > blocking in HW provided the transport delay of a swap call is
> > small which it is. The key question is "can I do usefull
> > gfx work after my call to swap but before HW swap", the answer
> > is no, the pipe blocks almost immediately, hence swapready isn't
> > essential.
>
>  Swap Ready becomes mandatory when all the video do not come from the
>  same box. It is now working fine, included in the very-soon-to-be-rele=
ased
>  Performer2.2 and does not have the latency that a software lock has th=
at
>  can in extreme cases make your software missing frames. It has
>  the cost of a cable connecting every pipe SwapReady to each other, but=

>  will work in any pfPhase modes.
>  Note that SwapReady is useless if you do not genlock the videos.
>

Yes, ofcourse swapready is usefull with multi host based rendering,
this is a different class of problem. With multi host based rendering
the sync can actually be achieved using ethernet assuming you are
aiming for a steady frame rate, and have few overload conditions, but
that's an exercise left to the reader, it is not without it's flaws.

Cheers,Angus.

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Hi Performers:

  Though this is a simple question, it confuse me a lot.

  1. In pfMakeCoordMat(pfMatrix dst, const pfCoord *c) sets dst to 
     the matrix which rotates by the Euler transform specified by c->hpr 
     and translates by c->xyz, i.e. dst = R*P*H*T 
     Q: Is that translate first or rotate first?

  2.pfPreRotMat(dst,degrees,x,y,z); dst = R(degrees, x,y,z) * m, 
    Q: Is that Rotate first, or m operation first?

  3. I don't quite understatnd that the meaning differ between pfPreRotMat and
     pfPostRotMat? Can I say that pfPre* is operate on local coordinate and
     pfPost* is operate on the globle coordinate?

  Thank you for your assistance. 


Sam Chu 
National Center for High-Performance Computing 
Scientific Visualization Lab  Email: c00chu00@nchc.gov.tw 
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At 06:33 PM 11/28/97 -0500, you wrote:
>Shar & Wai:
>
>>         Which game joystick is good for using with IRIS Performer ?
>>         any suggestion  ?
>
>The UNWINDER is a dual joystick adapter for SGIs that allows most any
>regular PC joystick to be used on a SGI.  You can also hookup steering
>wheels, pedals, and most other gameport devices.
>
>For more info please see:
>http://this.is/tpg/products/unwinder

This is an unsolicited recommendation - I've been using the unwinder stuff
for about a month now and the stuff works great.

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=0D=0CHi Performers,
We have a problem with a texture in format inta.
We have attached a plane sun model in pfb format, pointing to a
semi-transparent sun texture in inta format.
When we read it with perfly_igl it works
When we read it with perfly_ogl the texture does not appear.
You can verify on your own machine.
We have the same results on High Impact and Onyx RE2
We work with version 2.0.4.

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Hi everybody ...

My quest (let's say it's a quest for some 3d data Graal !) is to recover
as much as possible information in Performer like textures coordinates !

I have 3D Studio 3d Max R1 and R2 data base : how to get them in Performer ?

I have VRML data base : how to get them in Performer ?

In both cases I know that I can go through DXF but in that case I will loose
texture information and so on ! ... so how to avoid it ...

I will try to down convert 3dMax to 3ds on some external 3D Studio stuff ...
Does SGI have some VRML to OpenInventor translator somewhere for the other ?

It's hard coming back only with questions at the beginning ! But after
a while I sure to be able to provide answers to others ! ...

Thank's to you ...

Cedric

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On Tue, 9 Dec 1997, BOCCARA Michael wrote:

> We have a problem with a texture in format inta.
> We have attached a plane sun model in pfb format, pointing to a
> semi-transparent sun texture in inta format.
> When we read it with perfly_igl it works
> When we read it with perfly_ogl the texture does not appear.

Could it be that this texture map is not an exact power of two
in size?

Non-power-of-two map dimensions were legal in IrisGL but are
illegal in OpenGL.


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Cedric Gautier wrote:
> 
> Hi everybody ...
> 
> My quest (let's say it's a quest for some 3d data Graal !) is to recover
> as much as possible information in Performer like textures coordinates !
> 
> I have 3D Studio 3d Max R1 and R2 data base : how to get them in Performer ?
> 

There is not direct route, but we have had some success going to the 3ds
file format.  It keeps textures, but you might have to convert the maps
to rgb.  Of course, this conversion will not support procedural texture
maps and the like.  

> I have VRML data base : how to get them in Performer ?
> 

Getting the geometry is not that hard, get the animations, scripts and
others is a pain.  You might try looking at www.openworlds.com, they
have a perfly that supports the VRML scene graph.  Its still in beta,
and is certainly not a full solution, but its worth looking at.

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=0D=0C>> We have a problem with a texture in format inta.
>> We have attached a plane sun model in pfb format, pointing to a
>> semi-transparent sun texture in inta format.
>> When we read it with perfly_igl it works
>> When we read it with perfly_ogl the texture does not appear.
>
>Could it be that this texture map is not an exact power of two
>in size?

No,
the texture soleil.inta is sized 64x64
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>Non-power-of-two map dimensions were legal in IrisGL but are
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I'm trying to figure out how to read a
Matrix generated by Nichiman Gfx:  Can
someone give me a direction or point me
to a ref, page w/samples?

the Matrix is in a file and looks like
this:

1   // the frame #<1/33>  then the 4x4 matrix below
  1.00000   0.00000   0.00000   0.00000
  0.00000   1.00000   0.00000   0.00000
  0.00000   0.00000   1.00000   0.00000
 23.51391  39.11468 -45.69330   1.00000

thanks,
Sonu
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Cedric

You can get from either VRML2.0 or 3D Studio R1, R2 formats to
OpenFlight using a couple of products.  The OpenFlight loader for
Performer is fairly complete.  The company that will be selling this
translator is:

Okino Graphics:  http://www.okino.com/

	http://www.okino.com/conv/exp_flt.htm
	http://www.okino.com/conv/imp_flt.htm

These pages are not yet available directly from the Okino site, you can
only get to them by specifically typing in the URL.

Also the latest versions of MultiGen modeling tools include a modestly
capable 3D Studio to OpenFlight converter.  

Andrew R. Walker			Email: 	awalker@multigen.com
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> Hi everybody ...
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> My quest (let's say it's a quest for some 3d data Graal !) is to
> recover
> as much as possible information in Performer like textures coordinates
> !
> 
> I have 3D Studio 3d Max R1 and R2 data base : how to get them in
> Performer ?
> 
> I have VRML data base : how to get them in Performer ?
> 
> In both cases I know that I can go through DXF but in that case I will
> loose
> texture information and so on ! ... so how to avoid it ...
> 
> I will try to down convert 3dMax to 3ds on some external 3D Studio
> stuff ...
> Does SGI have some VRML to OpenInventor translator somewhere for the
> other ?
> 
> It's hard coming back only with questions at the beginning ! But after
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> Thank's to you ...
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This looks like a translation so if you are lucky
the matrix is probably:

new pfMatrix (
   1.00000,   0.00000,   0.00000,   0.00000,
   0.00000,   1.00000,   0.00000,   0.00000,
   0.00000,   0.00000,   1.00000,   0.00000,
  23.51391,  39.11468, -45.69330,   1.00000
);

You may have other issues like coordinate systems.

Cheers,Angus.

On Dec 9,  1:22pm, Sonu Kansal wrote:
> Subject: Matrix Question
> I'm trying to figure out how to read a
> Matrix generated by Nichiman Gfx:  Can
> someone give me a direction or point me
> to a ref, page w/samples?
>
> the Matrix is in a file and looks like
> this:
>
> 1   // the frame #<1/33>  then the 4x4 matrix below
>   1.00000   0.00000   0.00000   0.00000
>   0.00000   1.00000   0.00000   0.00000
>   0.00000   0.00000   1.00000   0.00000
>  23.51391  39.11468 -45.69330   1.00000
>
> thanks,
> Sonu
> sonu@v3dmagic.com
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Sonu Kansal wrote:
> 
> I'm trying to figure out how to read a
> Matrix generated by Nichiman Gfx:  Can
> someone give me a direction or point me
> to a ref, page w/samples?
> 
> the Matrix is in a file and looks like
> this:
> 
> 1   // the frame #<1/33>  then the 4x4 matrix below
>   1.00000   0.00000   0.00000   0.00000
>   0.00000   1.00000   0.00000   0.00000
>   0.00000   0.00000   1.00000   0.00000
>  23.51391  39.11468 -45.69330   1.00000

 Looks like a tranlation matrix:
 translation is (23,39,-45) for X,Y,Z
  
  In general:

   Rot   Rot   Rot   0
   Rot   Rot   Rot   0
   Rot   Rot   Rot   0
   Trans Trans Trans Scale

   Note that the Rot 3x3 matrix may also contain scale factors and
   that the Scale is usually unsused (=1)


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Hello,

I have been porting perfly from performer 1.2 to 2.0. The 1.2 version has
been agmented with some custom code. I have been getting some really odd
compiler errors dealing with the performer header files.

In main.c 
If I put #define PF_CPLUSPLUS_API 0 before the performer headers I get
the following (or leave it out):

cfe: Warning 605: /usr/include/Performer/pf/pfChannel.h: 37: #error "Cannot
include C++ API header with PF_CPLUSPLUS_API disabled."
+ LOTS MORE OF THESE ERRORS!!!!!!!!!!!! for various h files.

If I put #define PF_CPLUSPLUS_API 1 before the performer headers I get
the following:

cfe: Warning 596: /usr/include/Performer/pr/pfType.h: 95: text following
#endif violates the ANSI C standard.
cfe: Error: /usr/include/Performer/pf/pfLists.h: 128: Unterminated string
or character constant
cfe: Error: /usr/include/Performer/pf/pfUpdatable.h: 105: Unterminated
string or character constant
+ LOTS OF SAME ERROR for various .h files

In perfly.c
 cfe: Error: /usr/include/X11/Xlib.h, line 1553: Functions cannot return
arrays
 extern Cursor XCreatePixmapCursor(
 ---------------------------------^
cfe: Error: /usr/include/X11/Xlib.h, line 1564: Functions cannot return arrays
 extern Cursor XCreateGlyphCursor(
 --------------------------------^
cfe: Error: /usr/include/X11/Xlib.h, line 1575: Functions cannot return arrays
 extern Cursor XCreateFontCursor(
 -------------------------------^
cfe: Error: /usr/include/Performer/pfutil.h, line 445: Functions cannot
return arrays
 extern Cursor  pfuGetInvisibleCursor(void);
 -------------  ---------------------^
+ LOTS OF ERRORS similar to above in pfutil.h

Any ideas on the header file errors.

The code that was added to augment perfly for a specific flight simulator
has a bunch of performer 1.2 constants (tokens?) that seem to be undefined
in performer 2.0. I'm probably just missing some header files but I can't
seem to find any equivalents. Is there a document, place in the manuals or
some command that will describe all the performer constants and their
header locations in one contiguous text blurb?

    PFTYPE_LOD         PFTYPE_SEQUENCE       PFTYPE_LAYER
    PFTYPE_GEODE       PFTYPE_BILLBOARD      PFTYPE_SCS
    PFTYPE_DCS         PFCLASS_GROUP         PFTYPE_SWITCH
    PFIXF_TRACKBALL    PFUXF_TRACKBALL       PFUXF_DRIVE
    PFUXF_FLY          PFIXF_FLY             PFIXF_DRIVE

John F. Richardson

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Sonu Kansal wrote:
> 
> I'm trying to figure out how to read a
> Matrix generated by Nichiman Gfx:  Can
> someone give me a direction or point me
> to a ref, page w/samples?
> 
> the Matrix is in a file and looks like
> this:
> 
> 1   // the frame #<1/33>  then the 4x4 matrix below
>   1.00000   0.00000   0.00000   0.00000
>   0.00000   1.00000   0.00000   0.00000
>   0.00000   0.00000   1.00000   0.00000
>  23.51391  39.11468 -45.69330   1.00000
> 

Straight out of Foley, van Dam, et.al.

  T(Dx, Dy, Dz) = [ 1   0   0   0 ]
                  [ 0   1   0   0 ]
                  [ 0   0   1   0 ]
                  [ Dx  Dy  Dz  1 ]

So you're looking at a translation matrix where:
   Dx = 23.51391
   Dy = 39.11468
   Dz = -45.69330

Foley, vam Dam is probably the most common text, Watt has a couple of
good books, but you should be able to find matrix definitions in just
about any graphics text.

http://mambo.ucsc.edu/psl/cg.html has tons of links to graphics related
stuff - I haven't checked, but I'll bet there are some good references
in there somewhere.

On the lighter side, people should check out
http://www.hp.com/mhm/CompGrfxFUNdamentals/CompGrfxFUNdamentals.html -
the site has some interesting "FUN"-damentals, as they say.

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Salut,

I've got a little problem.
I 'm working on Onyx 2 I.R. with 512 Mo Ram and Performer 2.1.
When I load ASD Database with 10 LODs and 120 000 faces like this:

LOD     Numfaces

0)      512
1)      1156
2)      3124
3)      6872
4)      11804
5)      18284
6)      23960
7)      27588
8)      13544
9)      11480,


performer stops and displays this message:

        "Try using pfSharedArenaSize() to increase the arena size
        (currently 500000.00 KBytes) and check for adequate setrlimit()
        values and available space on swap (or pfTmpDir())."


0) Is it Normal ?

1) Is it a pb of number of LOD, of number of Faces or in the structure of my
pfsFace ?

2) How can I known the size used in memory by my Pfterrain and the limit
of my ASD Database ?

Thanks

Kenavo.



P.S.: as you see, I've already increased my pfSharedArenaSize to 512 Mo.


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On Dec 9,  5:42pm, John F. Richardson wrote:
> Subject: Performer 1.2 -> 2.0 port
> Hello,
>
> I have been porting perfly from performer 1.2 to 2.0. The 1.2 version has
> been agmented with some custom code. I have been getting some really odd
> compiler errors dealing with the performer header files.
:
> The code that was added to augment perfly for a specific flight simulator
> has a bunch of performer 1.2 constants (tokens?) that seem to be undefined
> in performer 2.0. I'm probably just missing some header files but I can't
> seem to find any equivalents. Is there a document, place in the manuals or
> some command that will describe all the performer constants and their
> header locations in one contiguous text blurb?
>
>     PFTYPE_LOD         PFTYPE_SEQUENCE       PFTYPE_LAYER
>     PFTYPE_GEODE       PFTYPE_BILLBOARD      PFTYPE_SCS
>     PFTYPE_DCS         PFCLASS_GROUP         PFTYPE_SWITCH
>     PFIXF_TRACKBALL    PFUXF_TRACKBALL       PFUXF_DRIVE
>     PFUXF_FLY          PFIXF_FLY             PFIXF_DRIVE

first, note that IRIS Performer 2.0 contains a "port2.0" script that
will run through your code and fix or advise on most of this. Take a
look at that. Secondly, I remember the release notes addressing the
type-token issue pretty clearly. take a look in the index of the book
to find the pages describing the new type system to see what functions
you need to call in the place of the above.

Michael

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I would like to dynamically texture a polygon with images either coming 
from a video stream (such as the O2 cam) or coming from a movie file 
(read using the movie library).  Current hardware platforms targeted 
are O2 and Impact.

After reading the pfTexture and glTexImage2D pages I have an idea about 
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towards some sample code?

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Greg

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Hi there,

Can someone please give me a pointer of two as to where some good info
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Fellow Performers:

While this isn't a Performer question, this is a question those with
the SGI top-of-the-line computers might be able to answer.

We have a 2 pipe Onyx2 with all the proper hardware to have 2 consoles.
The trouble is, we can't seem to get both consoles working at the
same time!  xdm doesn't seem to want to work for both console logins, 
and one console remains blank.

Could someone who's done the 2-console setup please send us some 
hints/tips as to how to config it correctly, please?

[On the side note, SGI help has been working with us, too, but they
just seem to pass us off to customers who have the same setup.]

Thanks!

jan

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We have the same setup, only in an Onyx. Here is my /var/X11/xdm/Xservers
for the two console setup:


:0 secure /usr/bin/X11/X :0 -boards 0 -devdir /dev/input -bs -nobitscale -c -pseudomap 4sight -solidroot sgilightblue -cursorFG red -cursorBG white -keymap US
:1 secure /usr/bin/X11/X :1 -boards 1 -devdir /dev/input1 -bs -nobitscale -c -pseudomap 4sight -solidroot sgilightblue -cursorFG red -cursorBG white

I can't think of anything else we did to get it to work (SGI did install
the TKO). If you want to see any other files on my system let me know
(I haven't run into anyone else with 2 iR's and TKO).

Jeff 

> We have a 2 pipe Onyx2 with all the proper hardware to have 2 consoles.
> The trouble is, we can't seem to get both consoles working at the
> same time!  xdm doesn't seem to want to work for both console logins, 
> and one console remains blank.
> 
> Could someone who's done the 2-console setup please send us some 
> hints/tips as to how to config it correctly, please?

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Hi Jan,

	I am sorry to heard that you could not get the right answer through the
normal channels. We do have MANY MANY customers using multipipe/multikeyboard
layouts, most of with 4 to 8 pipes.

	Following please find the step by step instructions that I followed to
configure multiseat enviroment on my monster. I followed it to get
4pipe/4seats, although the example is for 3 pipes (TripleKeyboard= TKO). We
also call this layout as NKO (N-Keyboard-Option). In your case, having two
pipes you already have all the needed hardware.

	Besides the following steps, it will be good if you have the latest
graphics and OS patches and be sure that you make a copy of any modified files.
NKO operation does not require anything, the standar OS and X support it.
 However the following configuration steps are needed.

	Keep in mind your numbers: N=2 and you have a single IO6G.



------------------------------- Example ---------------------------------

Configuring a NKO Onyx2

     By default Onyx2 racks with multiple goes out of the factory with one
Xserver configured for all the for all the pipes. Irrespective of how many
pipes and keyboards you have, you need to do the following:

     1. Edit /var/sysgen/master.d/shmiq and change

     #define NSHMIQS 4
     to
     #define NSHMIQS 9

     2. In /dev directory, do the folowing

     mknod qcntl3 c 55 3
     mknod qcntl4 c 55 4
     mknod qcntl5 c 55 5
     mknod qcntl6 c 55 6
     mknod qcntl7 c 55 7

     3. Edit /usr/lib/X11/xdm/xdm-config and add the following lines

     And add:

     DisplayManager._4.startup: /var/X11/xdm/Xstartup
     DisplayManager._5.startup: /var/X11/xdm/Xstartup
     DisplayManager._6.startup: /var/X11/xdm/Xstartup

     DisplayManager._4.session: /var/X11/xdm/Xsession
     DisplayManager._5.session: /var/X11/xdm/Xsession
     DisplayManager._6.session: /var/X11/xdm/Xsession

     DisplayManager._4.authFile: /var/X11/xdm/xdm-auth-4
     DisplayManager._5.authFile: /var/X11/xdm/xdm-auth-5
     DisplayManager._6.authFile: /var/X11/xdm/xdm-auth-6

     DisplayManager._4.loginProgram: /var/X11/xdm/Xlogin
     DisplayManager._5.loginProgram: /var/X11/xdm/Xlogin
     DisplayManager._6.loginProgram: /var/X11/xdm/Xlogin

     DisplayManager._4.terminateServer: False
     DisplayManager._5.terminateServer: False
     DisplayManager._6.terminateServer: False

     4. Do an autoconfig -fv and make sure a new kernel is created and reboot
the system.

     Now to configure the Xserver in a NKO:

     Here we will have N keyboards and mouse for N Pipes. First of all you need
to have N/2 IO6G to do this. Each IO6G has 2 keyboard and mouse input ports. On
the first IO6G the right most pair of Keboard and mouse ports are Pipe 0 and
the left most pair of keyboard and mouse ports are Pipe1. On the second IO6G
the leftmost keyboard and mouse ports are Pipe2 and the rightmost keyboard and
mouse ports are Pipe3 (NOTE: The reverse order in terms of location of keyboard
and mouse ports to graphics pipe). If you have a 3rd IO6G, then the order of
correspondence is similar to the first IO6G and so on.

     In /usr/lib/X11/xdm directory, there will a file named Xservers.3key that
looks like:

     :0 secure /usr/bin/X11/X :0 -boards 0 -devdir /dev/input -bs
     -nobitscale -c -pseudomap 4sight -solidroot sgilightblue -cursorFG
     red -cursorBG white
     :1 secure /usr/bin/X11/X :1 -boards 1 -devdir /dev/input1 -bs
     -nobitscale -c -pseudomap 4sight -solidroot sgilightblue -cursorFG
     red -cursorBG white
     :2 secure /usr/bin/X11/X :2 -boards 2 -devdir /dev/input2 -bs
     -nobitscale -c -pseudomap 4sight -solidroot sgilightblue -cursorFG
     red -cursorBG white

     If you are configuring a TKO system then, copy Xservers.3key to Xservers
and do the following

     cd /dev
     ./MAKEDEV
     (/usr/gfx/stopgfx;/etc/init.d/xdm stop;/usr/gfx/startgfx) &

     NOTE: This can be done from the graphics monitor and from Unix. Do not
forget the ( ) and the &.

     If you have more pipes (say N), then make sure Xservers has N entries
where the display goes from 0 to N-1 and make sure that the entries for boards
and input reflect that.

Regards.

-Javier

On Dec 10,  9:24am, Jan Barglowski wrote:
> Subject: Onyx2 dual keyboards...
> Fellow Performers:
>
> While this isn't a Performer question, this is a question those with
> the SGI top-of-the-line computers might be able to answer.
>
> We have a 2 pipe Onyx2 with all the proper hardware to have 2 consoles.
> The trouble is, we can't seem to get both consoles working at the
> same time!  xdm doesn't seem to want to work for both console logins,
> and one console remains blank.
>
> Could someone who's done the 2-console setup please send us some
> hints/tips as to how to config it correctly, please?
>
> [On the side note, SGI help has been working with us, too, but they
> just seem to pass us off to customers who have the same setup.]
>
> Thanks!
>
> jan
>
> --
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Hi all,

  Quick question:

  How many RM's does an IR need in order to do antialiasing
at 1600 by 1200 resolution.

			Thanks,

			Fred. 

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On Dec 10,  9:24am, Jan Barglowski wrote:
> Subject: Onyx2 dual keyboards...
> Fellow Performers:
>
> While this isn't a Performer question, this is a question those with
> the SGI top-of-the-line computers might be able to answer.
>
> We have a 2 pipe Onyx2 with all the proper hardware to have 2 consoles.
> The trouble is, we can't seem to get both consoles working at the
> same time!  xdm doesn't seem to want to work for both console logins,
> and one console remains blank.
>
> Could someone who's done the 2-console setup please send us some
> hints/tips as to how to config it correctly, please?
>
> [On the side note, SGI help has been working with us, too, but they
> just seem to pass us off to customers who have the same setup.]
>

I've seen internal mail going round on what I think is your support call, I
think the person handling your call should have some stuff to try with you
soon.

Normally this is very simple, just change a line in /var/X11/xdm/xdm-config
from:

DisplayManager.servers:                 /var/X11/xdm/Xservers

to

DisplayManager.servers:                 /var/X11/xdm/Xservers.Nkey

where 'N' is the number of pipes you have ( each with a keyboard plugged into
the IO ), hopefully your case will get straightened out pretty soon, let me
know if not.

Cheers
Rob



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First, many, many thanks to over the dozen of you who responded.  Virtually
every reply had instructions on how to do it!

But, it turned out to be a hardware problem.  The local SGI installer
replaced a graphics board, even though the diagnostics showed it was fine,
and it started to work.  Best we can figure is some EEPROM was not getting
written to that xdm needed.

Thanks again for the quick help!

jan

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On Dec 10,  9:24am, Jan Barglowski wrote:
> We have a 2 pipe Onyx2 with all the proper hardware to have 2 consoles.
> The trouble is, we can't seem to get both consoles working at the
> same time!  xdm doesn't seem to want to work for both console logins, 
> and one console remains blank.
> 
> Could someone who's done the 2-console setup please send us some 
> hints/tips as to how to config it correctly, please?

First off I'd check to see that the hardware, config, video format,
etc on the 2nd pipe is correct.  Try to bring up the system with just
one keyboard controlling both pipes.  Ie, just for the purposes of
this test, change /usr/lib/X11/xdm/Xservers to (only) contain:

:0 secure /usr/bin/X11/X -bs -nobitscale -c -pseudomap 4sight -solidroot
sgilightblue -cursorFG red -cursorBG white

Then /usr/gfx/stopgfx; killall xdm; /usr/gfx/startgfx   
(the killall xdm in the middle is important)

If that doesn't work properly, then there's a general problem with
the 2nd pipe (not related to the keyboard setup).  It could be
anything, but you might try some basic stuff like 'ireeprom -p 1 -c'
to make sure the video format is something sane.

If the above works, then you need to make sure that /dev/input and
/dev/input1 both exist & look correct -- the keyboard and mouse files
for the 2nd keyboard are symbolic links, make sure they lead to
actual device files.  Run MAKEDEV if this looks suspect.  Then change
the Xservers file to contain:

:0 secure /usr/bin/X11/X :0 -boards 0 -devdir /dev/input -bs -nobitscale -c -pseudomap 4sight -solidroot sgilightblue -cursorFG red -cursorBG white
:1 secure /usr/bin/X11/X :1 -boards 1 -devdir /dev/input1 -bs -nobitscale -c -pseudomap 4sight -solidroot sgilightblue -cursorFG red -cursorBG white

Assuming the cabling is all correct, and barring having to reverse
something that's been done to break it, that's all that is needed to
get a Two-KO working..

Allan

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>
> Hi all,
>
>   Quick question:
>
>   How many RM's does an IR need in order to do antialiasing
> at 1600 by 1200 resolution.

You need 1 RM for this.

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On Dec 10,  5:02pm, Frederic Francis wrote:
>   How many RM's does an IR need in order to do antialiasing
> at 1600 by 1200 resolution.

The various combinations are quite numerous.  It all comes down
to pixel depth.

Onyx IR gfx, One RM, 1600x1200_60 == small pixels
Onyx IR gfx, Two RMs, 1600x1200_60 == medium pixels

With small pixels, one of the available formats is 4-sample ms,
15-bit Z, 1 bit stencil, 10 bits/component RGB, double buffered.

With medium pixels, one of the avialable formats is 8-sample ms,
23-bit Z, 1 bit stencil, 10 bits/component RGB, double buffered.

I'll append a more complete list below.  I believe this might be
slightly out of date, but it is correct enough to use as a rough
guide.  Also note that it was originally created for Onyx IR, not
Onyx2; and also might be slightly changed in the current patch sets.



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server glx version string: 1.1 Irix 6.2
server glx extensions (GLX_):
    EXT_import_context, EXT_visual_info, EXT_visual_rating,
    SGI_make_current_read, SGI_swap_control, SGI_video_sync, SGIS_multisample,
    SGIX_fbconfig, SGIX_pbuffer, SGIX_swap_barrier, SGIX_swap_group,
    SGIX_video_resize, SGIX_video_source.
client glx version 1.1
client glx extensions (GLX_):
    EXT_import_context, EXT_visual_info, EXT_visual_rating,
    SGI_make_current_read, SGI_swap_control, SGI_video_sync, SGIS_multisample,
    SGIX_fbconfig, SGIX_pbuffer, SGIX_swap_barrier, SGIX_swap_group,
    SGIX_video_resize, SGIX_video_source.
OpenGL vendor string: SGI
OpenGL renderer string: IR/S/1/16/4
OpenGL version string: 1.0 Irix 6.2
OpenGL extensions (GL_):
    EXT_abgr, EXT_blend_color, EXT_blend_logic_op, EXT_blend_minmax,
    EXT_blend_subtract, EXT_convolution, EXT_copy_texture, EXT_histogram,
    EXT_packed_pixels, EXT_polygon_offset, EXT_subtexture, EXT_texture,
    EXT_texture3D, EXT_texture_object, EXT_vertex_array, SGI_color_matrix,
    SGI_color_table, SGI_texture_color_table, SGIS_detail_texture,
    SGIS_fog_function, SGIS_multisample, SGIS_point_parameters,
    SGIS_sharpen_texture, SGIS_texture_edge_clamp, SGIS_texture_filter4,
    SGIS_texture_lod, SGIS_texture_select, SGIX_calligraphic_fragment,
    SGIX_clipmap, SGIX_fog_offset, SGIX_instruments, SGIX_interlace,
    SGIX_ir_instrument1, SGIX_flush_raster, SGIX_list_priority,
    SGIX_polynomial_ffd, SGIX_reference_plane, SGIX_shadow, SGIX_shadow_ambient,
    SGIX_sprite, SGIX_subdiv_patch, SGIX_texture_add_env, SGIX_texture_lod_bias,
    SGIX_texture_scale_bias, SGIX_depth_texture.

   visual  x  bf lv rg d st  r  g  b a  ax dp st accum buffs  ms 
 id dep cl sp sz l  ci b ro sz sz sz sz bf th cl  r  g  b  a ns b
-----------------------------------------------------------------
0x21  2 pc  y  2  1 c  y  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x22  2 pc  y  2  1 c  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x23  2 pc  .  2  1 c  y  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x24  2 pc  .  2  1 c  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x25  4 pc  y  4  1 c  y  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x26  4 pc  y  4  1 c  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x27  4 pc  .  4  1 c  y  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x28  4 pc  .  4  1 c  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x29  8 pc  .  8  . c  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 23  8  .  .  .  .  . .
0x2f  8 pc  y  8  1 c  y  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x30  8 pc  y  8  1 c  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x31  8 pc  .  8  1 c  y  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x32  8 pc  .  8  1 c  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x38 12 pc  . 12  . b  .  . 16  .  . 16  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x39 12 pc  . 12  . b  y  . 16  .  . 16  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x3a 12 pc  . 12  . b  y  . 16  .  . 16  . 23  1  .  .  .  .  . .
0x3b 12 pc  . 12  . b  .  y 16  .  . 16  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x3c 12 pc  . 12  . b  .  . 16  .  . 16  . 23  8  .  .  .  .  . .
0x3d 12 pc  . 12  . b  y  . 16  .  . 16  . 23  8  .  .  .  .  . .
0x3e 12 pc  . 12  . b  y  y 16  .  . 16  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x3f 12 pc  . 12  . b  y  . 16  .  . 16  1 23  8  .  .  .  .  . .
0x40 12 pc  . 12  . b  .  y 16  .  . 16  . 23  8  .  .  .  .  . .
0x41 12 pc  . 12  . b  .  . 16  .  . 16  . 23  8 25  .  . 25  . .
0x42 12 pc  . 12  . b  .  . 16  .  . 16  . 23  1 25  .  . 25  . .
0x43 12 pc  . 12  . b  y  . 16  .  . 16  . 23  1 25  .  . 25  . .
0x44 12 pc  . 12  . b  y  . 16  .  . 16  1  .  . 25  .  . 25  . .
0x45 12 pc  . 12  . b  .  y 16  .  . 16  .  .  . 25  .  . 25  . .
0x46 12 pc  . 12  . b  y  y 16  .  . 16  1 23  8  .  .  .  .  . .
0x47 15 tc  y 16  1 r  .  .  5  5  5  1  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x48 15 tc  . 16  1 r  .  .  5  5  5  1  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
-----------------------------------------------------------------
 id dep cl xp bs lv rg d st rb gb bb ab ax dp st ar ag ab aa ms,b
-----------------------------------------------------------------
0x49 16 sg  . 16  . r  .  . 16  .  . 16  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x4a 16 sg  . 16  . r  y  . 16  .  . 16  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x4b 16 sg  . 16  . r  y  . 16  .  . 16  . 23  1  .  .  .  .  . .
0x4c 16 sg  . 16  . r  .  y 16  .  . 16  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x4d 16 sg  . 16  . r  .  . 16  .  . 16  . 23  8  .  .  .  .  . .
0x4e 16 sg  . 16  . r  y  . 16  .  . 16  . 23  8  .  .  .  .  . .
0x4f 16 sg  . 16  . r  y  y 16  .  . 16  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x50 16 sg  . 16  . r  y  . 16  .  . 16  1 23  8  .  .  .  .  . .
0x51 16 sg  . 16  . r  .  y 16  .  . 16  . 23  8  .  .  .  .  . .
0x52 16 sg  . 16  . r  .  . 16  .  . 16  . 23  8 25  .  . 25  . .
0x53 16 sg  . 16  . r  .  . 16  .  . 16  . 23  1 25  .  . 25  . .
0x54 16 sg  . 16  . r  y  . 16  .  . 16  . 23  1 25  .  . 25  . .
0x55 16 sg  . 16  . r  y  . 16  .  . 16  1  .  . 25  .  . 25  . .
0x56 16 sg  . 16  . r  .  y 16  .  . 16  .  .  . 25  .  . 25  . .
0x57 16 sg  . 16  . r  y  y 16  .  . 16  1 23  8  .  .  .  .  . .
0x58 24 tc  . 48  . r  .  . 12 12 12 12  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x59 24 tc  . 48  . r  y  . 12 12 12 12  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x5a 24 tc  . 48  . r  y  . 12 12 12 12  . 23  1  .  .  .  .  . .
0x5b 24 tc  . 48  . r  .  . 12 12 12 12  . 23  8  .  .  .  .  . .
0x5c 24 tc  . 48  . r  y  . 12 12 12 12  . 23  8  .  .  .  .  . .
0x5d 24 tc  . 48  . r  .  y 12 12 12 12  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x5e 24 tc  . 48  . r  y  y 12 12 12 12  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x5f 24 tc  . 48  . r  .  . 12 12 12 12  . 23  1 25 25 25 25  . .
0x60 24 tc  . 48  . r  .  . 12 12 12 12  .  .  . 25 25 25 25  . .
0x61 24 tc  . 48  . r  y  . 12 12 12 12  .  .  . 25 25 25 25  . .
0x62 24 tc  . 48  . r  y  . 12 12 12 12  1 23  8  .  .  .  .  . .
0x63 24 tc  . 48  . r  .  y 12 12 12 12  . 23  8  .  .  .  .  . .
0x64 24 tc  . 48  . r  .  y 12 12 12 12  . 23  1  .  .  .  .  . .
0x65 24 tc  . 48  . r  y  y 12 12 12 12  . 23  1  .  .  .  .  . .
0x67 30 tc  . 30  . r  .  . 10 10 10  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
-----------------------------------------------------------------
 id dep cl xp bs lv rg d st rb gb bb ab ax dp st ar ag ab aa ms,b
-----------------------------------------------------------------
0x68 30 tc  . 30  . r  y  . 10 10 10  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x69 30 tc  . 30  . r  y  . 10 10 10  .  . 23  1  .  .  .  .  . .
0x6a 30 tc  . 30  . r  .  y 10 10 10  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x6b 30 tc  . 30  . r  y  . 10 10 10  .  . 23  8  .  .  .  .  . .
0x6c 30 tc  . 30  . r  y  y 10 10 10  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x6d 30 tc  . 30  . r  .  . 10 10 10  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  4 1
0x6e 30 tc  . 30  . r  y  . 10 10 10  .  1  .  .  .  .  .  .  4 1
0x6f 30 tc  . 30  . r  .  y 10 10 10  .  . 23  8  .  .  .  .  . .
0x70 30 tc  . 30  . r  .  . 10 10 10  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  8 1
0x71 30 tc  . 30  . r  .  . 10 10 10  .  .  .  . 25 25 25  .  4 1
0x72 30 tc  . 30  . r  .  . 10 10 10  .  . 23  1  .  .  .  .  4 1
0x73 30 tc  . 30  . r  .  . 10 10 10  .  . 15  1  .  .  .  .  4 1
0x74 30 tc  . 30  . r  .  . 10 10 10  .  . 16  .  .  .  .  .  4 1
0x75 30 tc  . 30  . r  .  . 10 10 10  .  . 23  8 25 25 25  .  . .
0x76 30 tc  . 30  . r  y  . 10 10 10  .  . 15  1  .  .  .  .  4 1
0x77 30 tc  . 30  . r  y  . 10 10 10  .  . 16  .  .  .  .  .  4 1
0x78 30 tc  . 30  . r  y  . 10 10 10  .  . 23  8 25 25 25  .  . .
0x79 30 tc  . 30  . r  y  . 10 10 10  .  1 23  1 25 25 25  .  . .
0x7a 30 tc  . 30  . r  .  y 10 10 10  .  . 23  1 25 25 25  .  . .
0x7b 30 tc  . 30  . r  .  y 10 10 10  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  4 1
0x7c 30 tc  . 30  . r  .  y 10 10 10  .  .  .  . 25 25 25  .  . .
0x7d 30 tc  . 30  . r  y  y 10 10 10  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  4 1
0x7e 30 tc  . 30  . r  y  y 10 10 10  .  .  .  . 25 25 25  .  . .
0x7f 30 tc  . 30  . r  y  y 10 10 10  .  1 23  8  .  .  .  .  . .


visuals.medium
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server glx vendor string: SGI
server glx version string: 1.1 Irix 6.2
server glx extensions (GLX_):
    EXT_import_context, EXT_visual_info, EXT_visual_rating,
    SGI_make_current_read, SGI_swap_control, SGI_video_sync, SGIS_multisample,
    SGIX_fbconfig, SGIX_pbuffer, SGIX_swap_barrier, SGIX_swap_group,
    SGIX_video_resize, SGIX_video_source.
client glx version 1.1
client glx extensions (GLX_):
    EXT_import_context, EXT_visual_info, EXT_visual_rating,
    SGI_make_current_read, SGI_swap_control, SGI_video_sync, SGIS_multisample,
    SGIX_fbconfig, SGIX_pbuffer, SGIX_swap_barrier, SGIX_swap_group,
    SGIX_video_resize, SGIX_video_source.
OpenGL vendor string: SGI
OpenGL renderer string: IR/M/1/16/4
OpenGL version string: 1.0 Irix 6.2
OpenGL extensions (GL_):
    EXT_abgr, EXT_blend_color, EXT_blend_logic_op, EXT_blend_minmax,
    EXT_blend_subtract, EXT_convolution, EXT_copy_texture, EXT_histogram,
    EXT_packed_pixels, EXT_polygon_offset, EXT_subtexture, EXT_texture,
    EXT_texture3D, EXT_texture_object, EXT_vertex_array, SGI_color_matrix,
    SGI_color_table, SGI_texture_color_table, SGIS_detail_texture,
    SGIS_fog_function, SGIS_multisample, SGIS_point_parameters,
    SGIS_sharpen_texture, SGIS_texture_edge_clamp, SGIS_texture_filter4,
    SGIS_texture_lod, SGIS_texture_select, SGIX_calligraphic_fragment,
    SGIX_clipmap, SGIX_fog_offset, SGIX_instruments, SGIX_interlace,
    SGIX_ir_instrument1, SGIX_flush_raster, SGIX_list_priority,
    SGIX_polynomial_ffd, SGIX_reference_plane, SGIX_shadow, SGIX_shadow_ambient,
    SGIX_sprite, SGIX_subdiv_patch, SGIX_texture_add_env, SGIX_texture_lod_bias,
    SGIX_texture_scale_bias, SGIX_depth_texture.

   visual  x  bf lv rg d st  r  g  b a  ax dp st accum buffs  ms 
 id dep cl sp sz l  ci b ro sz sz sz sz bf th cl  r  g  b  a ns b
-----------------------------------------------------------------
0x21  2 pc  y  2  1 c  y  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x22  2 pc  y  2  1 c  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x23  2 pc  .  2  1 c  y  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x24  2 pc  .  2  1 c  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x25  4 pc  y  4  1 c  y  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x26  4 pc  y  4  1 c  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x27  4 pc  .  4  1 c  y  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x28  4 pc  .  4  1 c  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x29  8 pc  .  8  . c  .  .  .  .  .  .  . 23  8  .  .  .  .  . .
0x2f  8 pc  y  8  1 c  y  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x30  8 pc  y  8  1 c  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x31  8 pc  .  8  1 c  y  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x32  8 pc  .  8  1 c  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x38 12 pc  . 12  . b  .  . 16  .  . 16  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x39 12 pc  . 12  . b  y  . 16  .  . 16  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x3a 12 pc  . 12  . b  y  . 16  .  . 16  . 23  1  .  .  .  .  . .
0x3b 12 pc  . 12  . b  .  y 16  .  . 16  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x3c 12 pc  . 12  . b  y  . 16  .  . 16  . 23  8  .  .  .  .  . .
0x3d 12 pc  . 12  . b  y  y 16  .  . 16  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x3e 12 pc  . 12  . b  .  . 16  .  . 16  . 23  8 25  .  . 25  . .
0x3f 12 pc  . 12  . b  y  . 16  .  . 16  1 23  8 25  .  . 25  . .
0x40 12 pc  . 12  . b  .  y 16  .  . 16  . 23  8 25  .  . 25  . .
0x41 12 pc  . 12  . b  y  y 16  .  . 16  1 23  8 25  .  . 25  . .
0x42 15 tc  y 16  1 r  .  .  5  5  5  1  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x43 15 tc  . 16  1 r  .  .  5  5  5  1  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x44 16 sg  . 16  . r  .  . 16  .  . 16  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x45 16 sg  . 16  . r  y  . 16  .  . 16  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x46 16 sg  . 16  . r  y  . 16  .  . 16  . 23  1  .  .  .  .  . .
0x47 16 sg  . 16  . r  .  y 16  .  . 16  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x48 16 sg  . 16  . r  y  . 16  .  . 16  . 23  8  .  .  .  .  . .
-----------------------------------------------------------------
 id dep cl xp bs lv rg d st rb gb bb ab ax dp st ar ag ab aa ms,b
-----------------------------------------------------------------
0x49 16 sg  . 16  . r  y  y 16  .  . 16  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x4a 16 sg  . 16  . r  .  . 16  .  . 16  . 23  8 25  .  . 25  . .
0x4b 16 sg  . 16  . r  y  . 16  .  . 16  1 23  8 25  .  . 25  . .
0x4c 16 sg  . 16  . r  .  y 16  .  . 16  . 23  8 25  .  . 25  . .
0x4d 16 sg  . 16  . r  y  y 16  .  . 16  1 23  8 25  .  . 25  . .
0x4e 24 tc  . 48  . r  .  . 12 12 12 12  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x4f 24 tc  . 48  . r  y  . 12 12 12 12  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x50 24 tc  . 48  . r  y  . 12 12 12 12  . 23  1  .  .  .  .  . .
0x51 24 tc  . 48  . r  y  . 12 12 12 12  . 23  8  .  .  .  .  . .
0x52 24 tc  . 48  . r  .  y 12 12 12 12  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x53 24 tc  . 48  . r  y  y 12 12 12 12  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x54 24 tc  . 48  . r  .  . 12 12 12 12  . 23  8 25 25 25 25  . .
0x55 24 tc  . 48  . r  y  . 12 12 12 12  1  .  .  .  .  .  .  4 1
0x56 24 tc  . 48  . r  y  . 12 12 12 12  1 23  8 25 25 25 25  . .
0x57 24 tc  . 48  . r  .  . 12 12 12 12  . 15  1  .  .  .  .  4 1
0x58 24 tc  . 48  . r  .  . 12 12 12 12  . 16  .  .  .  .  .  4 1
0x59 24 tc  . 48  . r  y  . 12 12 12 12  .  .  . 25 25 25 25  4 1
0x5a 24 tc  . 48  . r  y  . 12 12 12 12  . 23  8  .  .  .  .  4 1
0x5b 24 tc  . 48  . r  .  y 12 12 12 12  . 15  1  .  .  .  .  4 1
0x5c 24 tc  . 48  . r  .  y 12 12 12 12  . 16  .  .  .  .  .  4 1
0x5d 24 tc  . 48  . r  .  . 12 12 12 12  . 15  1 25 25 25 25  4 1
0x5e 24 tc  . 48  . r  .  . 12 12 12 12  . 16  . 25 25 25 25  4 1
0x5f 24 tc  . 48  . r  .  . 12 12 12 12  . 23  1  .  .  .  .  4 1
0x60 24 tc  . 48  . r  y  . 12 12 12 12  1 15  1  .  .  .  .  4 1
0x61 24 tc  . 48  . r  y  . 12 12 12 12  1 16  .  .  .  .  .  4 1
0x62 24 tc  . 48  . r  .  y 12 12 12 12  . 23  1  .  .  .  .  4 1
0x63 24 tc  . 48  . r  .  y 12 12 12 12  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  4 1
0x64 24 tc  . 48  . r  .  y 12 12 12 12  . 23  8 25 25 25 25  . .
0x65 24 tc  . 48  . r  y  y 12 12 12 12  . 15  1  .  .  .  .  4 1
0x66 24 tc  . 48  . r  y  y 12 12 12 12  . 16  .  .  .  .  .  4 1
-----------------------------------------------------------------
 id dep cl xp bs lv rg d st rb gb bb ab ax dp st ar ag ab aa ms,b
-----------------------------------------------------------------
0x67 24 tc  . 48  . r  .  . 12 12 12 12  . 23  1 25 25 25 25  4 1
0x68 24 tc  . 48  . r  .  . 12 12 12 12  .  .  . 25 25 25 25  4 1
0x69 24 tc  . 48  . r  .  . 12 12 12 12  . 23  8  .  .  .  .  4 1
0x6a 24 tc  . 48  . r  y  . 12 12 12 12  . 15  1 25 25 25 25  4 1
0x6b 24 tc  . 48  . r  y  . 12 12 12 12  . 16  . 25 25 25 25  4 1
0x6c 24 tc  . 48  . r  y  . 12 12 12 12  1 23  1  .  .  .  .  4 1
0x6d 24 tc  . 48  . r  .  y 12 12 12 12  .  .  . 25 25 25 25  4 1
0x6e 24 tc  . 48  . r  .  y 12 12 12 12  . 23  8  .  .  .  .  4 1
0x6f 24 tc  . 48  . r  y  y 12 12 12 12  . 23  1  .  .  .  .  4 1
0x70 24 tc  . 48  . r  y  y 12 12 12 12  1  .  .  .  .  .  .  4 1
0x71 24 tc  . 48  . r  y  y 12 12 12 12  1 23  8 25 25 25 25  . .
0x73 30 tc  . 30  . r  .  . 10 10 10  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x74 30 tc  . 30  . r  y  . 10 10 10  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x75 30 tc  . 30  . r  y  . 10 10 10  .  . 23  1  .  .  .  .  . .
0x76 30 tc  . 30  . r  .  y 10 10 10  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x77 30 tc  . 30  . r  y  . 10 10 10  .  . 23  8  .  .  .  .  . .
0x78 30 tc  . 30  . r  y  y 10 10 10  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  . .
0x79 30 tc  . 30  . r  y  . 10 10 10  .  . 15  1  .  .  .  .  4 1
0x7a 30 tc  . 30  . r  y  . 10 10 10  .  . 16  .  .  .  .  .  4 1
0x7b 30 tc  . 30  . r  y  . 10 10 10  .  . 23  8 25 25 25  .  . .
0x7c 30 tc  . 30  . r  .  . 10 10 10  .  .  .  . 25 25 25  .  4 1
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Performers,

Patch 2326: "Onyx2 6.4 graphics rollup #3 including GVO and DVP2
support" contains a regression which causes multi-pipe Performer
programs to hang.  Details of a workaround are sketchy at this
point.

Note that this patch is specific to Onyx2 IR and 6.4, and that the
only Performer programs effected by this regression would be those
running in multi-pipe mode.

Only this patch (2326) is known to have this problem.  The current
graphics roll-up patch for Onyx/6.2/IR (patch 1808) doesn't have the
regression.  Likewise, prior graphics roll-up patches for Onyx2
didn't have the problem.

The patch is still in the 12/1/97 recommended patch set for Onyx2
because it contains some other important fixes.  Those of you with a
single-pipe system shouldn't be effected by the problem, and in fact,
should probably load this patch.

But for the moment, I'd advise those of you with a multi-pipe Onyx2
IR running multi-pipe Performer applications to stay with patch 2191,
"Onyx2 6.4 graphics rollup #2 including GVO support".

Regards,
Allan

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I have been having the pictuyre wobble problem for a while on my Onyx2
2-pipe IR using a VR4 HMD.  The video format required by the VR4 is
640x486_30i.  It seems to work well using a Sync on Green.  

I have tried several different methods of locking the frames but have
been unable to get rid of the wobble.  When I genlock the two pipes
(using Pipe 0 as master with Internal Sync and Pipe 1 as slave with
external sync and both set to Horizontal sync only), the gfxinfo tells
me that pipe 0 is set to internal sync and is not genlocked while pipe 1
is genlocked.  However, whenever I get pipe 1 genlocked, the video
format seems to cause problems for the VR4.  I have tried setting the
VR4 to sync on green and also to separate sync sending the horizontal
sync from each pipe to the two screens of the VR4.

Any suggestions?

Is anyone out there with a VR4 HMD and a two pipe IR that has a
successful implementation????

Thanks in advance

Jay



Angus Dorbie wrote:
> 
> On Dec 8,  3:48pm, Rémi Arnaud wrote:
> > Subject: Re: Picture wobbling
> > Angus Dorbie wrote:
> > >
> > > On Dec 8,  1:32pm, Gerard R. Tyra wrote:
> > > > Subject: Re: Picture wobbling
> > >
> > > > Okay, correct me if I am wrong
> > >
> > > OK, here's the correction.
> > >
> > > You call swapbuffers and it simply isn't going to happen until
> > > everything is drawn so blocking in SW is little difefrent from
> > > blocking in HW provided the transport delay of a swap call is
> > > small which it is. The key question is "can I do usefull
> > > gfx work after my call to swap but before HW swap", the answer
> > > is no, the pipe blocks almost immediately, hence swapready isn't
> > > essential.
> >
> >  Swap Ready becomes mandatory when all the video do not come from the
> >  same box. It is now working fine, included in the very-soon-to-be-released
> >  Performer2.2 and does not have the latency that a software lock has that
> >  can in extreme cases make your software missing frames. It has
> >  the cost of a cable connecting every pipe SwapReady to each other, but
> >  will work in any pfPhase modes.
> >  Note that SwapReady is useless if you do not genlock the videos.
> >
> 
> Yes, ofcourse swapready is usefull with multi host based rendering,
> this is a different class of problem. With multi host based rendering
> the sync can actually be achieved using ethernet assuming you are
> aiming for a steady frame rate, and have few overload conditions, but
> that's an exercise left to the reader, it is not without it's flaws.
> 
> Cheers,Angus.
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Hi!

I have two questions:

1. What means culling exactly? Is it short for backface-culling or are
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2. We wonder if we could get information from an IR in the following
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Thanks in advance

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+>---- On Dec 10,  8:53pm, Allan Schaffer wrote:
> Subject: Warning: patch 2326 for Onyx2 IR
->Performers,
->
->Patch 2326: "Onyx2 6.4 graphics rollup #3 including GVO and DVP2
->support" contains a regression which causes multi-pipe Performer
->programs to hang.  Details of a workaround are sketchy at this
->point.

This is Allan's polite way of saying that we do have a work-around 
(managed to slip it into Performer 2.2) but it is gross and it
isn't something you can just slap into your app.

->Note that this patch is specific to Onyx2 IR and 6.4, and that the
->only Performer programs effected by this regression would be those
->running in multi-pipe mode.


->The patch is still in the 12/1/97 recommended patch set for Onyx2
->because it contains some other important fixes.  Those of you with a
->single-pipe system shouldn't be effected by the problem, and in fact,
->should probably load this patch.

Of particular interest, it contains some Cliptexture fixes for allowing
multiple cliptextures.

src.


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Performer Mailing List wrote:
> 
> I have been having the pictuyre wobble problem for a while on my Onyx2
> 2-pipe IR using a VR4 HMD.  The video format required by the VR4 is
> 640x486_30i.  It seems to work well using a Sync on Green.  
> 
> I have tried several different methods of locking the frames but have
> been unable to get rid of the wobble.  When I genlock the two pipes
> (using Pipe 0 as master with Internal Sync and Pipe 1 as slave with
> external sync and both set to Horizontal sync only), the gfxinfo tells
> me that pipe 0 is set to internal sync and is not genlocked while pipe 1
> is genlocked. 

 Yes. set both format with Hsync, and also composite sync in green
 if you need to. Check that the Sync format in the Edit globals is set
 to 640x486_30i as well.

> However, whenever I get pipe 1 genlocked, the video
> format seems to cause problems for the VR4.  I have tried setting the
> VR4 to sync on green and also to separate sync sending the horizontal
> sync from each pipe to the two screens of the VR4.
> 
> Any suggestions?
> 
> Is anyone out there with a VR4 HMD and a two pipe IR that has a
> successful implementation????
> 
> Thanks in advance
> 
> Jay
> 
> 
> 
> Angus Dorbie wrote:
> > 
> > On Dec 8,  3:48pm, Rémi Arnaud wrote:
> > > Subject: Re: Picture wobbling
> > > Angus Dorbie wrote:
> > > >
> > > > On Dec 8,  1:32pm, Gerard R. Tyra wrote:
> > > > > Subject: Re: Picture wobbling
> > > >
> > > > > Okay, correct me if I am wrong
> > > >
> > > > OK, here's the correction.
> > > >
> > > > You call swapbuffers and it simply isn't going to happen until
> > > > everything is drawn so blocking in SW is little difefrent from
> > > > blocking in HW provided the transport delay of a swap call is
> > > > small which it is. The key question is "can I do usefull
> > > > gfx work after my call to swap but before HW swap", the answer
> > > > is no, the pipe blocks almost immediately, hence swapready isn't
> > > > essential.
> > >
> > >  Swap Ready becomes mandatory when all the video do not come from the
> > >  same box. It is now working fine, included in the very-soon-to-be-released
> > >  Performer2.2 and does not have the latency that a software lock has that
> > >  can in extreme cases make your software missing frames. It has
> > >  the cost of a cable connecting every pipe SwapReady to each other, but
> > >  will work in any pfPhase modes.
> > >  Note that SwapReady is useless if you do not genlock the videos.
> > >
> > 
> > Yes, ofcourse swapready is usefull with multi host based rendering,
> > this is a different class of problem. With multi host based rendering
> > the sync can actually be achieved using ethernet assuming you are
> > aiming for a steady frame rate, and have few overload conditions, but
> > that's an exercise left to the reader, it is not without it's flaws.
> > 
> > Cheers,Angus.
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Hi,

we recently acquire an IR. We developed our Performer 
landing simulation on RE2/IRIX 6.2 and no decal/overlay problems.
But on the IR/IRIX 6.4, we have decal problems,when approaching
he runway, between the runway base & strips and the
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The performer is complied with "-o32". 

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Hi,

we recently acquire an IR. We developed our Performer 
landing simulation on RE2 and no decal/overlay problems.
But on the IR, we have decal problems,when approaching
he runway, between the runway base & strips and the
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The performer is complied with "-o32". 

Any comments/suggestions is appreciated.

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=0D=0CAccording to you all, which one is the fastest :
mat->makeEuler(h, p, r) ,
or
mat->makeQuat(q) 
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Hi all!

	I have a doubt in relation with Performer and OpenGVS. I know this is
not only a Performer question because I=B4m over all interesting in the
way OpenGVS works in a SGI machine. I have a potentially customer that
wants to develop his simulator starting with a PC platform and after
porting to a Silicon Graphics machine. He wonders if maintain the
application in OpenGVS or porting to Performer.

	In the most external aspect, It looks that OpenGVS works similarly as
Performer (the way they configure the scene, create a light source or
implement a fog model) but I really don=B4t know if they process every
frame also in a similar way as Performer, at least in the hardware
level, so you can easily port from OpenGVS to Performer.

	Have any of you experience in porting one to another? How many effort
could this cost? Do you have any notice of a converter form OpenGVS to
Performer?

	A friend in SGI has recomend me to write it directly in OpenGL, do any
of you think that this will suppose less effort than do it in OpenGVS
and port it to Performer (or run it directly in OpenGVS, as I=B4m not sur=
e
on how is this going to go)?

	I will appreciate any help. Thanks in advance,


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Salut,

I've got a little problem.
I 'm working on Onyx 2 I.R. with 512 Mo Ram and Performer 2.1.
When I load ASD Database with 10 LODs and 120 000 faces like this:

LOD     Numfaces

0)      512
1)      1156
2)      3124
3)      6872
4)      11804
5)      18284
6)      23960
7)      27588
8)      13544
9)      11480,


performer stops and displays this message:

        "Try using pfSharedArenaSize() to increase the arena size
        (currently 500000.00 KBytes) and check for adequate setrlimit()
        values and available space on swap (or pfTmpDir())."


0) Is it Normal ?

1) Is it a pb of number of LOD, of number of Faces or in the structure of my
pfsFace ?

2) How can I known the size used in memory by my Pfterrain and the limit
of my ASD Database ?

Thanks

Kenavo.



P.S.: as you see, I've already increased my pfSharedArenaSize to 512 Mo.


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What is OpenGVS and for wich machines ???

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Hello Performers,

We are trying to do the following 2-pass rendering strategy:

1) render the scene with diffuse illumination and texture enabled and
   store the result in the accumulation buffer,
2) then render the same scene again with specular illumination only and
   texture disabled and add the result to the accumulation buffer,
3) finally write the accumulated scene back to the frame buffer.

It seems to us, that there is no direct Performer support for this task, so
we're trying to do this directly with OpenGL calls in the draw callback.
However, all we get is lots of OpenGL error codes.

Is anybody out there who has already done multipass rendering in Performer
or has some source code for this?

Besides I'm also interested in source code examples for the convolution and
colortable extensions on a OpenGL basis.


Thanks in advance,

Volker Meier


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Hi Folks

Olivier Billard wrote:
> What is OpenGVS and for wich machines ??? 

Seems to be an OpenGL-based API for SGI/NT/etc/etc ... My guess is that
it is similar in style to World Tool Kit. But others may know better.

By the way, does anyone know what became of the port of OpenInventor to
the PC/NT platforms ? 

Best wishes

Colin
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Hi performers,
       Is there a way to allocate memory in the shared memory using
pfRealloc. pfMalloc and pfCalloc have options for it. But was not
able to figure out how to use pfRealloc to allocate in shared memory.
The man page says that its possible.

Thanks :)
pari.


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OpenGVS is an API pretty much like Performer.  Written
by Gemini Technology Corp. (http://www.gemtech.com) The
platform supported includes, of course, SGI/IRIX, and
also 3DFX/Glide, HP, DEC/Alpha, WinNT, LockheedMartin/Real3D. =20
You may want to call Gemini directly for more info.

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> What is OpenGVS and for wich machines ???
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On Dec 12,  6:14pm, Dr Colin Bridgewater wrote:
> Subject: Re: OpenGVS
> Hi Folks
>
> Olivier Billard wrote:
> > What is OpenGVS and for wich machines ???
>
> Seems to be an OpenGL-based API for SGI/NT/etc/etc ... My guess is that
> it is similar in style to World Tool Kit. But others may know better.
>
> By the way, does anyone know what became of the port of OpenInventor to
> the PC/NT platforms ?
>

Hi Colin, take a look at http://www.sd.tgs.com/Products/openinv.html

Cheers
Rob

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On Dec 12, 10:53am, Pari Natarajan wrote:
> Subject: Help with pfRealloc!
> Hi performers,
>        Is there a way to allocate memory in the shared memory using
> pfRealloc. pfMalloc and pfCalloc have options for it. But was not
> able to figure out how to use pfRealloc to allocate in shared memory.
> The man page says that its possible.
>

Yes, the memory reallocation will be done in the same arena that was first
allocated with the initial pfMalloc or pfCalloc. That's why you don't need
to specify the arena again.








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No need for accumulation, just use draw callbacks to enable a
glBlendfFunction( of GL_ONE, GL_ONE) After you set pfTransparency
of PFTR_BLEND.

It's much faster.

Cheers,Angus.

On Dec 12,  4:32pm, Volker Meier wrote:
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> Hello Performers,
>
> We are trying to do the following 2-pass rendering strategy:
>
> 1) render the scene with diffuse illumination and texture enabled and
>    store the result in the accumulation buffer,
> 2) then render the same scene again with specular illumination only and
>    texture disabled and add the result to the accumulation buffer,
> 3) finally write the accumulated scene back to the frame buffer.
>
> It seems to us, that there is no direct Performer support for this task, so
> we're trying to do this directly with OpenGL calls in the draw callback.
> However, all we get is lots of OpenGL error codes.
>
> Is anybody out there who has already done multipass rendering in Performer
> or has some source code for this?
>
> Besides I'm also interested in source code examples for the convolution and
> colortable extensions on a OpenGL basis.
>
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Volker Meier
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I recommend you use Performer, OpenGVS doesn't seem to leverage SGI HW
very well, particularly on the high end or and Multi-processor machine.

I don't advise you to use OpenGL, this is more work than getting good
performance out of the Performer API, you need more skill if using
OpenGL and more time, as well as knowledge about Real-time Multi-Processi=
ng
and efficient graphics implementation.

Cheers,Angus.

On Dec 11,  6:02pm, Maria Diaz Soloaga wrote:
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Hi all!
>
> 	I have a doubt in relation with Performer and OpenGVS. I know this is
> not only a Performer question because I=B4m over all interesting in the=

> way OpenGVS works in a SGI machine. I have a potentially customer that
> wants to develop his simulator starting with a PC platform and after
> porting to a Silicon Graphics machine. He wonders if maintain the
> application in OpenGVS or porting to Performer.
>
> 	In the most external aspect, It looks that OpenGVS works similarly as
> Performer (the way they configure the scene, create a light source or
> implement a fog model) but I really don=B4t know if they process every
> frame also in a similar way as Performer, at least in the hardware
> level, so you can easily port from OpenGVS to Performer.
>
> 	Have any of you experience in porting one to another? How many effort
> could this cost? Do you have any notice of a converter form OpenGVS to
> Performer?
>
> 	A friend in SGI has recomend me to write it directly in OpenGL, do any=

> of you think that this will suppose less effort than do it in OpenGVS
> and port it to Performer (or run it directly in OpenGVS, as I=B4m not s=
ure
> on how is this going to go)?
>
> 	I will appreciate any help. Thanks in advance,
>
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From: "Catherine E. Blanco" <cblanco@world.northgrum.com>
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Maria,

Awhile ago, I started work on porting a GVS application to Performer.
The original application used the old GVS API, not OpenGVS, and I don't
know how much the API has changed.

Though GVS offers much the same functionality as Performer, the two
APIs are different enough that porting from GVS to Performer is not
a trivial task.  There are some functions offered directly in GVS but
not in Performer, and vice versa.  I would think if you start with
GVS (due to platform requirements, or whatever) it would certainly be
easier to just stay with it.

If only Performer were available on the PC...<sigh>

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On Thu, 11 Dec 1997, Maria Diaz Soloaga wrote:

> Hi all!
>=20
> =09I have a doubt in relation with Performer and OpenGVS. I know this is
> not only a Performer question because I=B4m over all interesting in the
> way OpenGVS works in a SGI machine. I have a potentially customer that
> wants to develop his simulator starting with a PC platform and after
> porting to a Silicon Graphics machine. He wonders if maintain the
> application in OpenGVS or porting to Performer.
>=20
> =09In the most external aspect, It looks that OpenGVS works similarly as
> Performer (the way they configure the scene, create a light source or
> implement a fog model) but I really don=B4t know if they process every
> frame also in a similar way as Performer, at least in the hardware
> level, so you can easily port from OpenGVS to Performer.
>=20
> =09Have any of you experience in porting one to another? How many effort
> could this cost? Do you have any notice of a converter form OpenGVS to
> Performer?
>=20
> =09A friend in SGI has recomend me to write it directly in OpenGL, do any
> of you think that this will suppose less effort than do it in OpenGVS
> and port it to Performer (or run it directly in OpenGVS, as I=B4m not sur=
e
> on how is this going to go)?
>=20
> =09I will appreciate any help. Thanks in advance,
>=20
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Hello !?!

We are using Alias to model our geometries.

Seems to me that the best way to get the info (geometries, textures 
and animations) from Alias to Performer is through the "wire" or 
"sdl" file.  I whould tend to go with the "sdl" file, since it is
an ASCII file...

Anybody got a better idea ?

Anybody knows if there is already a "sdl" reader for Performer ?

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On Fri, 12 Dec 1997, Pari Natarajan wrote:

>        Is there a way to allocate memory in the shared memory using
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> The man page says that its possible.

Since pfRealloc might choose to simply extend the existing memory
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AFAIK, there is no way to reallocate a non-shared memory block
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	Having troubles with pfusmoke, I'm looking for  glennssmoke.tar.Z
which should contain pfusmoke routines with pfGeode. This tar was mentionned 1
year ago in the MLA ( 96-08 ) and was supposed to be on :
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could tell me where where it is know.
	Thanks.

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Hi Performers,

I've a question about displaying and rendering true color (24Bit)
pictures.
After modelling and texturing our geometrie, we use
perfly (pf2.1) for testing.
The resolution is 1280x1024_76 on a Octane MXI (maximum impact graphics).
Now the problem, all the textures (24Bit) looks like
true color pictures in a reduced color space...
They are smeared, not sharp, smooth colors look like steps...
But when we view them with e.g. xv or our modelling soft
they look ok !!!!
Is it a perfly or pedrformer setting problem ??????

Thanks for your help.........
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Thank's to all who light me.


Just a specific question:

Actually, I've mainly ported a SGI Performer application to run on PC with OpenGL . ( If only I could have known a little more about GVS before ..)

But under OpenGL, there is still a little to do, so I'd like to know if there is such things available in OpenGVS:

geometry, color, material, texture morphing.

Automated LOD switching


If only Performer were available on the PC...

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Bert,

Performer uses 16 Bit texels as the default internal format, if not told otherwise. So depending on your modeling
software and the appropriate format loader you have to explicitly tell the modeler to use 24/32 Bit textures, or modify
the loader you are using which probably is not that good an idea .

For more info take a look at the man page of pfTexture::setFormat().

J.C.



B. Grollmann wrote:

> Hi Performers,
>
> I've a question about displaying and rendering true color (24Bit)
> pictures.
> After modelling and texturing our geometrie, we use
> perfly (pf2.1) for testing.
> The resolution is 1280x1024_76 on a Octane MXI (maximum impact graphics).
> Now the problem, all the textures (24Bit) looks like
> true color pictures in a reduced color space...
> They are smeared, not sharp, smooth colors look like steps...
> But when we view them with e.g. xv or our modelling soft
> they look ok !!!!
> Is it a perfly or pedrformer setting problem ??????
>
> Thanks for your help.........
>   Bert
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Bert,

<P>Performer uses 16 Bit texels as the default internal format, if not
told otherwise. So depending on your modeling software and the appropriate
format loader you have to explicitly tell the modeler to use 24/32 Bit
textures, or modify the loader you are using which probably is not that
good an idea .

<P>For more info take a look at the man page of pfTexture::setFormat().

<P>J.C.
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<P>B. Grollmann wrote:
<BLOCKQUOTE TYPE=CITE>Hi Performers,

<P>I've a question about displaying and rendering true color (24Bit)
<BR>pictures.
<BR>After modelling and texturing our geometrie, we use
<BR>perfly (pf2.1) for testing.
<BR>The resolution is 1280x1024_76 on a Octane MXI (maximum impact graphics).
<BR>Now the problem, all the textures (24Bit) looks like
<BR>true color pictures in a reduced color space...
<BR>They are smeared, not sharp, smooth colors look like steps...
<BR>But when we view them with e.g. xv or our modelling soft
<BR>they look ok !!!!
<BR>Is it a perfly or pedrformer setting problem ??????

<P>Thanks for your help.........
<BR>&nbsp; Bert

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Bert wrote:

I've a question about displaying and rendering true color (24Bit)
pictures.
After modelling and texturing our geometrie, we use
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The resolution is 1280x1024_76 on a Octane MXI (maximum impact graphics).
Now the problem, all the textures (24Bit) looks like
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They are smeared, not sharp, smooth colors look like steps...
But when we view them with e.g. xv or our modelling soft
they look ok !!!!
Is it a perfly or pedrformer setting problem ??????

>>>>>

I think it's only because on your workstation you have only 4Mo texture
RAM and so perfly is reducing automaticaly the size of  your textures
images possibly in X and Y size but also in the depth part size to go
to 16 bits textures (red 5, green 5, blue 5, 1 left) instead of true colors.

Cedric


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Yves Martel wrote:

We are using Alias to model our geometries.

Seems to me that the best way to get the info (geometries, textures
and animations) from Alias to Performer is through the "wire" or
"sdl" file.  I whould tend to go with the "sdl" file, since it is
an ASCII file...

Anybody got a better idea ?

>>>>>>>

You may use the AliasToIv convertor which convert wire format before loading
it in Performer through the Inventor loader. This convertor is able to
convert quite everything from the Alias scene (NURBS, polygons, textures,
lights, camera in the Inventor format readable by Performer as well).

This convertor is available in the SGI xlators_3d distribution source in
IRIX 6.2.

Cedric

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Hello pfUsers,

I have found a way to get a resized pfPipeWindow for my channel but I
don't like this workaround. What I do is create a new pfPipeWindow and
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I know perfomer can cope with resized windows, see example simple.C.
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> 
> I've got a little problem.
> I 'm working on Onyx 2 I.R. with 512 Mo Ram and Performer 2.1.
> When I load ASD Database with 10 LODs and 120 000 faces like this:
> 
> LOD     Numfaces
> 
> 0)      512
> 1)      1156
> 2)      3124
> 3)      6872
> 4)      11804
> 5)      18284
> 6)      23960
> 7)      27588
> 8)      13544
> 9)      11480,
> 
> performer stops and displays this message:
> 
>         "Try using pfSharedArenaSize() to increase the arena size
>         (currently 500000.00 KBytes) and check for adequate setrlimit()
>         values and available space on swap (or pfTmpDir())."
> 
> 0) Is it Normal ?

In your application shell window, use limit to set

memoryuse       524288 kbytes
vmemoryuse      unlimited

See if it helps.

> 
> 1) Is it a pb of number of LOD, of number of Faces or in the structure of my
> pfsFace ?
> 
> 2) How can I known the size used in memory by my Pfterrain and the limit
> of my ASD Database ?
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Kenavo.
> 
> P.S.: as you see, I've already increased my pfSharedArenaSize to 512 Mo.
> 
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From: "Catherine E. Blanco" <cblanco@world.northgrum.com>
To: BILLARD Olivier <ceti@worldnet.net>
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I think most of the features you are familiar with from Performer are
available with GVS.  In GVS, you work with scenes, objects, and cameras,
primarily.  You have control over color and material, just as you
would expect.  Automatic LOD switching also works.  I don't know about
texture morphing.  

Of course, my knowledge of the product is not quite up to date.  The
real authorities are the folks at Gemini Technology.  It might be
helpful to visit their website at http://www.gemtech.com.  Pricing
and technical info. should be available there.

-- Cathy

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> From ds9!wahoo!gan@uunet.uu.net Mon Dec 15 18:16 MET 1997
> Date: Fri, 12 Dec 1997 18:09:38 -0500
> From: Gan Wang <ds9!wahoo!gan@uunet.uu.net>
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> uunet!segolene.roazhon.inra.fr!perfly wrote:
> > 
> > Salut,
> > 
> > I've got a little problem.
> > I 'm working on Onyx 2 I.R. with 512 Mo Ram and Performer 2.1.
> > When I load ASD Database with 10 LODs and 120 000 faces like this:
> > 
> > LOD     Numfaces
> > 
> > 0)      512
> > 1)      1156
> > 2)      3124
> > 3)      6872
> > 4)      11804
> > 5)      18284
> > 6)      23960
> > 7)      27588
> > 8)      13544
> > 9)      11480,
> > 
> > performer stops and displays this message:
> > 
> >         "Try using pfSharedArenaSize() to increase the arena size
> >         (currently 500000.00 KBytes) and check for adequate setrlimit()
> >         values and available space on swap (or pfTmpDir())."
> > 
> > 0) Is it Normal ?
> 
> In your application shell window, use limit to set
> 
> memoryuse       524288 kbytes
> vmemoryuse      unlimited
> 
> See if it helps.

i 've already set the limit to: 

memoryuse       524288 kbytes
vmemoryuse      unlimited

> 
> > 
> > 1) Is it a pb of number of LOD, of number of Faces or in the structure of my
> > pfsFace ?
> > 
> > 2) How can I known the size used in memory by my Pfterrain and the limit
> > of my ASD Database ?
> > 
> > Thanks
> > 
> > Kenavo.
> > 
> > P.S.: as you see, I've already increased my pfSharedArenaSize to 512 Mo.
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Hi PfC++ pros,

I have been deriving classes from Performer for quite a while but never tried
multiple inheritance because I eard somewhere that Performer can handle single
inheritance only. Is this true, or are there any special concerns in doing so.

class myClass : public pfTexture, public myOtherClass
{
...
};

Is this valid ?

Thanks for any insights,

Jean-Luc

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On Dec 12,  4:26pm, Catherine E. Blanco wrote:
> Subject: Re: Performer vs OpenGVS
>
> [ plain text
>   Encoded with "quoted-printable" ] :
Maria,
>
> Awhile ago, I started work on porting a GVS application to Performer.
> The original application used the old GVS API, not OpenGVS, and I don't
> know how much the API has changed.
>
> Though GVS offers much the same functionality as Performer, the two
> APIs are different enough that porting from GVS to Performer is not
> a trivial task.  There are some functions offered directly in GVS but
> not in Performer, and vice versa.  I would think if you start with
> GVS (due to platform requirements, or whatever) it would certainly be
> easier to just stay with it.
>
> If only Performer were available on the PC...<sigh>
>

Be carefull what you wish for.

Seriously though, Paradigms Vega is now available for the PC, right
now this  seems like a better cross platform option if you are
interested in high Performance.

Cheers,Angus.
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Greetings!

   We are building a simulator application here to which I am
adding real-time features provided by the REACT/Pro library. The
visual process of the simulation is quite similar to 'perfly' and
it is while scheduling this under REACT that I am facing problems.
When I run a simple application without REACT in the FREE_RUN/LOCK
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I understand that Performer is trying to set its own frame rate which
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Hi,

I'm running the  /usr/demos/all/HighEnd/sgi/ASD/sf demo and I am bombing
out on            OpenGL Error 0x8065 - specified texture too large.

Do I need to reconfigure my system?  I am using the following
configuration:

vinson: sf> hinv
Processor 0: 194 MHZ IP25
CPU: MIPS R10000 Processor Chip Revision: 2.5
FPU: MIPS R10010 Floating Point Chip Revision: 0.0
Processor 1: 194 MHZ IP25
CPU: MIPS R10000 Processor Chip Revision: 2.6
FPU: MIPS R10010 Floating Point Chip Revision: 0.0
Processor 2: 194 MHZ IP25
CPU: MIPS R10000 Processor Chip Revision: 2.5
FPU: MIPS R10010 Floating Point Chip Revision: 0.0
Processor 3: 194 MHZ IP25
CPU: MIPS R10000 Processor Chip Revision: 2.6
FPU: MIPS R10010 Floating Point Chip Revision: 0.0
Secondary unified instruction/data cache size: 1 Mbyte
Data cache size: 32 Kbytes
Instruction cache size: 32 Kbytes
Main memory size: 512 Mbytes, 2-way interleaved
I/O board, Ebus slot 7: IO4 revision 1
I/O board, Ebus slot 9: IO4 revision 1
I/O board, Ebus slot 11: IO4 revision 1
Integral EPC serial ports: 12
Graphics board: InfiniteReality
Graphics board: InfiniteReality
Integral Ethernet controller: et0, Ebus slot 11
EPC external interrupts
Integral SCSI controller 91: Version WD33C95A, differential, revision 0
Integral SCSI controller 90: Version WD33C95A, single ended, revision 0
  CDROM: unit 4 on SCSI controller 90
Integral SCSI controller 71: Version WD33C95A, differential, revision 0
Integral SCSI controller 70: Version WD33C95A, single ended, revision 0
Integral SCSI controller 4: Version WD33C95A, differential, revision 0
Integral SCSI controller 3: Version WD33C95A, differential, revision 0
  Disk drive: unit 4 on SCSI controller 3
  Disk drive: unit 3 on SCSI controller 3
  Disk drive: unit 2 on SCSI controller 3
  Disk drive: unit 1 on SCSI controller 3
Integral SCSI controller 2: Version WD33C95A, differential, revision 0
  Disk drive: unit 8 on SCSI controller 2
  Disk drive: unit 7 on SCSI controller 2
  Disk drive: unit 6 on SCSI controller 2
  Disk drive: unit 5 on SCSI controller 2
Integral SCSI controller 1: Version WD33C95A, differential, revision 0
  Disk drive: unit 3 on SCSI controller 1
  Disk drive: unit 2 on SCSI controller 1
  Disk drive: unit 1 on SCSI controller 1
Integral SCSI controller 0: Version WD33C95A, single ended, revision 0
  Disk drive: unit 7 on SCSI controller 0
  Tape drive: unit 5 on SCSI controller 0: 8mm(8500) cartridge
  Tape drive: unit 4 on SCSI controller 0: unknown
CC synchronization join counter
Integral EPC parallel port: Ebus slot 7
Integral EPC parallel port: Ebus slot 9
Integral EPC parallel port: Ebus slot 11
VME bus: adapter 0 mapped to adapter 45
VME bus: adapter 30
VME bus: adapter 38
VME bus: adapter 45
vinson: sf>



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Hi,

<P>I'm running the&nbsp; /usr/demos/all/HighEnd/sgi/ASD/sf demo and I am
bombing out on&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
OpenGL Error 0x8065 - specified texture too large.

<P>Do I need to reconfigure my system?&nbsp; I am using the following configuration:

<P>vinson: sf> hinv
<BR>Processor 0: 194 MHZ IP25
<BR>CPU: MIPS R10000 Processor Chip Revision: 2.5
<BR>FPU: MIPS R10010 Floating Point Chip Revision: 0.0
<BR>Processor 1: 194 MHZ IP25
<BR>CPU: MIPS R10000 Processor Chip Revision: 2.6
<BR>FPU: MIPS R10010 Floating Point Chip Revision: 0.0
<BR>Processor 2: 194 MHZ IP25
<BR>CPU: MIPS R10000 Processor Chip Revision: 2.5
<BR>FPU: MIPS R10010 Floating Point Chip Revision: 0.0
<BR>Processor 3: 194 MHZ IP25
<BR>CPU: MIPS R10000 Processor Chip Revision: 2.6
<BR>FPU: MIPS R10010 Floating Point Chip Revision: 0.0
<BR>Secondary unified instruction/data cache size: 1 Mbyte
<BR>Data cache size: 32 Kbytes
<BR>Instruction cache size: 32 Kbytes
<BR>Main memory size: 512 Mbytes, 2-way interleaved
<BR>I/O board, Ebus slot 7: IO4 revision 1
<BR>I/O board, Ebus slot 9: IO4 revision 1
<BR>I/O board, Ebus slot 11: IO4 revision 1
<BR>Integral EPC serial ports: 12
<BR>Graphics board: InfiniteReality
<BR>Graphics board: InfiniteReality
<BR>Integral Ethernet controller: et0, Ebus slot 11
<BR>EPC external interrupts
<BR>Integral SCSI controller 91: Version WD33C95A, differential, revision
0
<BR>Integral SCSI controller 90: Version WD33C95A, single ended, revision
0
<BR>&nbsp; CDROM: unit 4 on SCSI controller 90
<BR>Integral SCSI controller 71: Version WD33C95A, differential, revision
0
<BR>Integral SCSI controller 70: Version WD33C95A, single ended, revision
0
<BR>Integral SCSI controller 4: Version WD33C95A, differential, revision
0
<BR>Integral SCSI controller 3: Version WD33C95A, differential, revision
0
<BR>&nbsp; Disk drive: unit 4 on SCSI controller 3
<BR>&nbsp; Disk drive: unit 3 on SCSI controller 3
<BR>&nbsp; Disk drive: unit 2 on SCSI controller 3
<BR>&nbsp; Disk drive: unit 1 on SCSI controller 3
<BR>Integral SCSI controller 2: Version WD33C95A, differential, revision
0
<BR>&nbsp; Disk drive: unit 8 on SCSI controller 2
<BR>&nbsp; Disk drive: unit 7 on SCSI controller 2
<BR>&nbsp; Disk drive: unit 6 on SCSI controller 2
<BR>&nbsp; Disk drive: unit 5 on SCSI controller 2
<BR>Integral SCSI controller 1: Version WD33C95A, differential, revision
0
<BR>&nbsp; Disk drive: unit 3 on SCSI controller 1
<BR>&nbsp; Disk drive: unit 2 on SCSI controller 1
<BR>&nbsp; Disk drive: unit 1 on SCSI controller 1
<BR>Integral SCSI controller 0: Version WD33C95A, single ended, revision
0
<BR>&nbsp; Disk drive: unit 7 on SCSI controller 0
<BR>&nbsp; Tape drive: unit 5 on SCSI controller 0: 8mm(8500) cartridge
<BR>&nbsp; Tape drive: unit 4 on SCSI controller 0: unknown
<BR>CC synchronization join counter
<BR>Integral EPC parallel port: Ebus slot 7
<BR>Integral EPC parallel port: Ebus slot 9
<BR>Integral EPC parallel port: Ebus slot 11
<BR>VME bus: adapter 0 mapped to adapter 45
<BR>VME bus: adapter 30
<BR>VME bus: adapter 38
<BR>VME bus: adapter 45
<BR>vinson: sf>
<BR>&nbsp;
<BR>&nbsp;
<PRE>--&nbsp;
---------------------------------------------------------------
Carol Pawlowski&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; pawlowsk@ait.nrl.navy.mil
Code 5585, AIT/ITD&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
Naval Research Laboratory&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Pho: (202)767-3040
Washington, DC&nbsp; 20375-5337&nbsp;&nbsp; FAX: (202)767-1122
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If you talk to your local SE you can get the source code to the "From Space to
In Your Face" demo.  That does texture paging as well as switching from one set
of geometry to another (using snapshots to make the transition much less
obvious).

Another possibility is clipmapping...

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[Apurv  Mathur hath proclaimed, on Dec 15, 13:27, in "Scheduling Performer
..."]
> Greetings!
>
>    We are building a simulator application here to which I am
> adding real-time features provided by the REACT/Pro library. The
> visual process of the simulation is quite similar to 'perfly' and
> it is while scheduling this under REACT that I am facing problems.
> When I run a simple application without REACT in the FREE_RUN/LOCK
> and APPCULLDRAW mode, I get 72 Hz output. But when I try to schedule
> this application under REACT, the best I can get is only 24 Hz!
> I understand that Performer is trying to set its own frame rate which
> might not be in sync. with the frames I specify in my REACT code.

What timing source are you providing in your frs_create call?
To sync to the Vertical Retrace Interrupt (VSYNC) you should be
FRS_INTRSOURCE_VSYNC timing source which will give you minor
frame from which to schedule your processes.

>
>    How can I make the frame rate of my visual process under REACT
> synchronize with the Performer frame rate ?

See above.

> Does it make sense to
> schedule the APP in real-time under REACT and let the DRAW/CULL
> and remaining processes be taken care by the Performer locking
> capability ?
>

Yes, Performer apps can and do run well synchronized with the REACT/Pro
frame scheduler in the following way (for example):

CPU 0 -  IRIX scheduler; system CPU; background processes, etc.
CPU 1 -  Performer; Cull/Draw
CPU 2 -  Frame Scheduler w/ VSYNC; App

-- 
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Real-time Applications Engineering           what it used to be"
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Hello Performers,

I am a new performer user,would you tell me I  should use which 
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Coryphaeus Software
attn: HR dept. ref. pf10
1420 Spring Hill Road, Suite 480
Mclean, VA 22102

For other positions available please check out the employment section of
our website: http://www.coryphaeus.com/employment




Applications Engineer
---------------------

This position bridges the gap between our R&D initiatives and traditional
product engineering teams.  We are looking for highly motivated and
talented individuals who can rapidly architect and develop new software
products or software extensions & plugins to our existing products based on
perceived requirements. This candidate must be able to work closely with
our product engineering team, R&D team and sales force.

We are looking for self managed individuals with expertise in the following
areas:

       3D graphics and geometric modeling
       Experience with photogrammetry, remote sensing and GIS systems
       Real-time visual simulation and visualization
       Object oriented software engineering

Desired Computer Skills:

       Experience with Iris Performer, Iris/OpenGL, C, C++, 3D graphics s/w
development
       on SGI.  knowledge of VRML, simulation products from companies like
       Coryphaeus, Multigen and Paradigm.


Pre-Sales Engineer
------------------

Technical qualifications for this position include general knowledge of 3D
graphics on SGI, Iris Performer, OpenGL, skills in both C & C++.

**** A background in the synthetic terrain production process and terrain
related formats such as (DTED, DFAD, VPF, Imagery, etc..) would be an
advantage in our consideration for this position.

In addition to the technical skills listed this position requires
exceptional presentational & communications skills.  Sales Engineers are
required to support/perform technical demonstrations & presentations of our
products in settings that range from 1-on-1 to large corporate briefing
centers or trade shows.  The ability to work closely as part of a team with
individual sales rep's and regular travel are expected.


Sales Representatives
---------------------

We are currently looking for several experienced, high motivated,
goal-oriented individuals to round out our US sales team. The ability to
work closely with a technical sales engineer and regular travel are
expected.  We are looking for candidates with at least 4 years of sales
experience preferably in software or complex sales environments.  Knowledge
of Gov't or Federal business is a plus as well as large account management
experience.

**** Direct selling experience in the SGI visual simulation community would
be a major advantage in our consideration for this position.



Project Engineer
----------------

Our office in Dallas Texas is mainly involved with highly focused projects
and is currently supporting an ongoing contract with DMSO for the SEDRIS
initiative. http://www.sedris.net The candidate for this position must be
familiar with the real-time simulation community and have knowledge of
multiple database formats such as : (DWB, OpenFlt, S1000, GDF, TARGET,
DBGS, etc..)

**** Any experience with image generation systems from SGI, E&S, Star, Ivex
Lockheed-Martin, etc.. would be a big differentiator.


Research & Development Engineer
-------------------------------

Coryphaeus Software is seeking exceptional candidates for our advanced R&D
team in our McLean, Virginia office. The R&D team will spearhead graphics
research and software engineering for our next-generation 3D world building
products.
Our current focus is on 3D terrain database generation from geospatial data
(imagery, elevation data, and feature data). We have several openings for
senior and mid-level individuals.

We are looking for innovators with expertise in the following areas:

       Multiresolution surface modeling
       3D terrain database modeling
       Multiresolution imagery and image processing
       3D graphics and geometric modeling
       Interfaces with photogrammetry and GIS systems
       Real-time visual simulation and visualization
       Object oriented software engineering

Desired Computer Skills:

       C++, Unix, SGI Performer, OpenGL, Windows/NT, Direct3D,
       VRML, multiprocessing, real-time applications.
       Experience with 3D modeling and simulation packages such
       as Coryphaeus, Multigen, Paradigm, or VRML.

The ideal candidate will exhibit outstanding technical ability, vision,
and the ability to thrive in collaboration with his/her peers. We are
fostering a friendly and stimulating working environment, and we value
and reward leadership and achievements.


|--------------------------------------------------------|
|  Bill MacKrell                    bill@coryphaeus.com  |
|  Coryphaeus Software Inc.         ph:(703) 917-6624    |
|  1420 Spring Hill Road            fx:(703) 918-0394    |
|  Suite 480                                             |
|  McLean, VA 22102                                      |
|  =========> http://www.coryphaeus.com/ <==========     |
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I'd like to compile on an Onyx2 R10000 Irix6.4 for an 
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   Hi, Performer lovers and haters...

   Some time ago Thomas Ludwig <ludwig@bflsgz.fl.bs.dlr.de> wrote:

>Hello Performer-Teams,
>I'm a student of aerospace engineering and until now I'm programming
>OpenGl applications in conjunction with Motif. Now I will start to use
>Performer. The problem I have is to use Performer in conjunction with
>Motif, but the application will be build by RapidApp!!!
>
>I did the following steps:
>- create an application with RapidApp,
>- include an GL-DrawingArea and various buttons (all different widgets),
>- last I insert all needed commands to allow OpenGl-drawings,
>
>Now I want to take this DrawingArea to use Performer. In the existing
>Demo-program "motif.C" the main() is given by Performer an after it's
>initialisation the Motif-part is started in a forked process. In
>contrast my main process must be in my Motif-program and from this I
>will invoke several Performer-programs. My questions=20
>are:=20
>Is it generally possible to use an existing window with a glwidget
>(created with Motif) for Performer, especially this created DrawingArea?
>If it is possible, how can I tell it the Performer, that this window and
>this Area is to use? Until now I can only invoke the Performer at what
>it open its own window behind my primary Motif-window.=20
>It would be glad if You would answer my questions and could help a
>beginner to understand the principle of working with Performer in
>combination with Motif.
>
>With best regards
>                        Thomas Ludwig.

   and Karen Harper <kharper@cra.com> answered:

>Hi Thomas,
>
>I suffered through this learning process a while ago and managed to come
>
>out of it with a Performer application running in a glwDrawingArea
>widget.
>
>The general steps are as follows.
>
>Set up your rapidapp interface with a glwDrawingArea.
>
>In the init function for your drawing area, make your Performer
>intiialization calls, i.e.=20
>pfInit, pfConfig, etc.=20
>
>Set up a pipe using pfGetPipe and a pfPipewindow. =20
>pipe =3D pfGetPipe(0);
>pw =3D new pfPipeWindow(pipe);
>
>You can then specify the glDrawingArea as the Performer drawing window
>by=20
>grabbing the window associated with the widget:
>Window xwin =3D XtWindow( w);
>pw -> setWinType(PFWIN_TYPE_X);
>pw -> setWSWindow( NULL, xwin);
>pw -> set WSDrawable( NULL, xwin);
>
>Then just carry on with your Performer application.
>
>Hope that helps,
>Karen


   I've tried to follow Karen's suggestions but (I'm a beginner in=20
 Performer integration with Windows management systems) I couldn't
 produce any Performer graphics in the GlWidget: I get a segmentation
 fault error when the application execute the first Performer graphics
 output function, like  pfuDownloadTexList  with the 'show' option.

   I think I'm doing the right Performer initialization stuff, but
 I guess some GlwDrawingArea graphics configuration initialization calls
 are missing in my  application. I know (at least, I think so) which are
 the calls to initialize it in order to render OpenGL graphics, but I don't
 know the exact procedure to follow in order to get Performer output.

   Any help? Thanks in advance.

   Salva


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On Dec 16, 10:00am, David Plew wrote:
> Subject: Re: Multiple inheritance
> > Hi PfC++ pros,
> >I have been deriving classes from Performer for quite a while but never
tried
> >multiple inheritance because I eard somewhere that Performer can handle
single
> >inheritance only. Is this true, or are there any special concerns in doing
so.
> >
> >class myClass : public pfTexture, public myOtherClass
> >{
> >...
> >};
>
>
> What I have done is as follows:
>
> class myOtherClass : public pfTexture
> {
>
> }
>
> class myClass : public myOtherClass
> {
>
> }
>
> But offcourse the above makes sens if you don't mind deriving myOtherClass
> from pfTexture. In this case, you have to define each on'e 'init()'
> function properly.
>
> hope this helps
>
> -anita

Thanks for your reply Anita,

But still, is this possible.

The reason why this would be used is to be able to derive from an application
wide service without making it Performer dependant. Lets say myOtherClass is a
special loader (just an example) for my textures that could be used in the Pf
application and other s/w components (not Pf dependant) within the system. Then
I wouldn't be able to define this independant of Pf.

class myLoaderClass : public pfTexture {...};
class myPfTexture : public myLoaderClass {...};

But if I could do

class myPfTexture : public pfTexture, public myLoaderClass {...};

I could still use myPfTexture just as a pfTexture with the methods provide from
myLoaderClass which could also be used in other non-Performer related s/w
components. If this can't be done, the only way I can think of to have this is
to make myLoaderClass an attribute of myPfTexture.

class myPfTexture : public pfTexture
{
   myLoaderClass myLoader;
   ...
};

Which is not bad after all, but still, my question remains, can we do multiple
inheritance ??

class myClass : public pfTexture, public myOtherClass {...};

Thanks again for any comments.

Jean-Luc






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On Tue, 16 Dec 1997 czg@iname.com wrote:

> I am a new performer user,would you tell me I  should use which 
> component (N32/O32,irisGL/openGL,Performer2.0/2.1)in Onyx 
> (RE2/iris6.2) platform for a flight sim. I know N64 only support
> R10000.

Well, you have a bit of a dilemma: The RE2 works best with IrisGL,
but IrisGL is obsolete - and I certainly wouldn't recommend writing
anything new using it. You *can* run OpenGL on RE2 - but I think
there are some performance hits if you do so.

However, if your application can stay away from using GL at all
(ie use 100% pure Performer) then you need to link to the IrisGL
version - and the eventual port to OpenGL will be a fairly
painless recompile and relink.

If you have R4000/R4400 CPU's in your RE2 then you need O32
binaries - if you have R10000 then there is a choice between
N32 and N64 - although N64 was a little flakey the last time
I tried to use it.

I believe that Performer 2.0 is the correct one for RE2 - but
Perf 2.2 should be out in the near future.

Make sure your RE2 has all the right patches installed - IIRC,
some of them are important.

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> Hi PfC++ pros,
>I have been deriving classes from Performer for quite a while but never tried
>multiple inheritance because I eard somewhere that Performer can handle single
>inheritance only. Is this true, or are there any special concerns in doing so.
inheritance only. Is this true, or are there any special concerns in doing so.
>
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>{
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What I have done is as follows:

class myOtherClass : public pfTexture
{

}

class myClass : public myOtherClass
{

}

But offcourse the above makes sens if you don't mind deriving myOtherClass
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There have been several questions lately concerning Performer
in a Rapidapp window.  If anyone's interested, I've uploaded
a working example (from about a year ago) to our web site:

  http://www.peril.com/ftp/xwinpf.7mar.tar.gz

do a "make" to build, and "application <filename.ext>" to run.
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On Dec 16, 11:23pm, czg@iname.com wrote:
> Subject: new, need help
> Hello Performers,
>
> I am a new performer user,would you tell me I  should use which
> component (N32/O32,irisGL/openGL,Performer2.0/2.1)in Onyx
> (RE2/iris6.2) platform for a flight sim. I know N64 only support
> R10000.

Everyone should use N32 where possible.

If you have requirements for huge addressable system memory >2Gb
then N64 is usefull.

On RE2 IrisGL should be prefferred but to retain portability
avoid calling the GL directly, use performer routines for windowing
and use geosets etc, even for low level GFX stuff.

Use OpenGL on all other platforms.

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Subject: Need more help about Perforwer/glWidget
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   Hi, Performer lovers and haters...

   Some time ago Thomas Ludwig <ludwig@bflsgz.fl.bs.dlr.de> wrote:

>Hello Performer-Teams,
>I'm a student of aerospace engineering and until now I'm programming
>OpenGl applications in conjunction with Motif. Now I will start to use
>Performer. The problem I have is to use Performer in conjunction with
>Motif, but the application will be build by RapidApp!!!
>
>I did the following steps:
>- create an application with RapidApp,
>- include an GL-DrawingArea and various buttons (all different widgets),
>- last I insert all needed commands to allow OpenGl-drawings,
>
>Now I want to take this DrawingArea to use Performer. In the existing
>Demo-program "motif.C" the main() is given by Performer an after it's
>initialisation the Motif-part is started in a forked process. In
>contrast my main process must be in my Motif-program and from this I
>will invoke several Performer-programs. My questions=20
>are:=20
>Is it generally possible to use an existing window with a glwidget
>(created with Motif) for Performer, especially this created DrawingArea?
>If it is possible, how can I tell it the Performer, that this window and
>this Area is to use? Until now I can only invoke the Performer at what
>it open its own window behind my primary Motif-window.=20
>It would be glad if You would answer my questions and could help a
>beginner to understand the principle of working with Performer in
>combination with Motif.
>
>With best regards
>                        Thomas Ludwig.

   and Karen Harper <kharper@cra.com> answered:

>Hi Thomas,
>
>I suffered through this learning process a while ago and managed to come
>
>out of it with a Performer application running in a glwDrawingArea
>widget.
>
>The general steps are as follows.
>
>Set up your rapidapp interface with a glwDrawingArea.
>
>In the init function for your drawing area, make your Performer
>intiialization calls, i.e.=20
>pfInit, pfConfig, etc.=20
>
>Set up a pipe using pfGetPipe and a pfPipewindow. =20
>pipe =3D pfGetPipe(0);
>pw =3D new pfPipeWindow(pipe);
>
>You can then specify the glDrawingArea as the Performer drawing window
>by=20
>grabbing the window associated with the widget:
>Window xwin =3D XtWindow( w);
>pw -> setWinType(PFWIN_TYPE_X);
>pw -> setWSWindow( NULL, xwin);
>pw -> set WSDrawable( NULL, xwin);
>
>Then just carry on with your Performer application.
>
>Hope that helps,
>Karen


   I've tried to follow Karen's suggestions but (I'm a beginner in=20
 Performer integration with Windows management systems) I couldn't
 produce any Performer graphics in the GlWidget: I get a segmentation
 fault error when the application execute the first Performer graphics
 output function, like  pfuDownloadTexList  with the 'show' option.

   I think I'm doing the right Performer initialization stuff, but
 I guess some GlwDrawingArea graphics configuration initialization calls
 are missing in my  application. I know (at least, I think so) which are
 the calls to initialize it in order to render OpenGL graphics, but I don't
 know the exact procedure to follow in order to get Performer output.

   Any help? Thanks in advance.

   Salva


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Hansong Zhang wrote:
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> I'd like to compile on an Onyx2 R10000 Irix6.4 for an 
> Onyx1 R4400 Irix6.3, with ABI n32 (-n32 on the command

 ?? 
 6.3 is only for O2, Onyx1 should be running 6.2

> line). I believe this must be doable, and the question 
> is which CC options I should use. I tried 
> -TARG:platform=ip19:processor=r4400
> 
> But when running the executable on the Onyx1 R4400 I got
> "Bad request code". 
> 
> Somebody tell me how to do it?
> 
> Thanks!
> Hansong
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Hansong Zhang wrote:
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> I'd like to compile on an Onyx2 R10000 Irix6.4 for an
> Onyx1 R4400 Irix6.3, with ABI n32 (-n32 on the command
> line). I believe this must be doable, and the question
> is which CC options I should use. I tried
> -TARG:platform=ip19:processor=r4400
> 
> But when running the executable on the Onyx1 R4400 I got
> "Bad request code".
> 
> Somebody tell me how to do it?
> 
> Thanks!
> Hansong
> 
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try adding the -mips2 or -mips3 flag to your compile line.  For details
do a man on mips2 or mips3.


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Steve Baker wrote:
> If you have R4000/R4400 CPU's in your RE2 then you need O32
> binaries - if you have R10000 then there is a choice between
> N32 and N64 - although N64 was a little flakey the last time
> I tried to use it.

Er...I use mips3/N32 with my R4400 platforms almost exclusively
these days because of a noticeable boost in performance.  It
also works fine on our 2xR4000 RE2 as well.  You just have to
make sure that you install all of the N32 libraries (which
aren't done by default in the older systems).

Regards,
scott

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czg@iname.com wrote:
> 
> Hello Performers,
> 
> I am a new performer user,would you tell me I  should use which 
> component (N32/O32,irisGL/openGL,Performer2.0/2.1)in Onyx 
> (RE2/iris6.2) platform for a flight sim. I know N64 only support
> R10000.

 You can use Performer2.0.5 with OpenGL or IrisGL. You will replace
 Performer2.0.5 with Performer2.2 in a few weeks :-). Performer2.2
 default model is N32.

 For portability you should try to stick with OpenGL, now RE2 is
 (the last) IrisGL native graphic pipe, so some features will not
 be available through OpenGL (ex:shadows).

> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Lei Lixing
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On Dec 16,  6:46pm, Cedric Gautier wrote:
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> Well ... Just a "naive" question ... If SGI release some Intel NT
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> next year, could we assume that a version of Performer will be available on
> those workstation at the same time ? - first point seems to be very official,
> but second point status variable !

No, Performer as you currently know it will not be available on NT.

OpenGL++ is under development and will offer a cross platform MP
scene graph based graphics API.

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>
> > I'd like to compile on an Onyx2 R10000 Irix6.4 for an 
> > Onyx1 R4400 Irix6.3, with ABI n32 (-n32 on the command
> 
>  ?? 
>  6.3 is only for O2, Onyx1 should be running 6.2
> 

Oops - you're right. So the question is: what options are needed
for cross compiling Onyx2 R10k/6.4 -> Onyx1 R4400/6.2? 

Thanks,
Hansong


> > line). I believe this must be doable, and the question 
> > is which CC options I should use. I tried 
> > -TARG:platform=ip19:processor=r4400
> > 
> > But when running the executable on the Onyx1 R4400 I got
> > "Bad request code". 
> > 
> > Somebody tell me how to do it?
> > 
> > Thanks!
> > Hansong
> > 

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Any idea what is causing this error?

Running on an Onyx RE2, 2 - R4k CPU, Perfomer 2.0.

The wierd thing about this is the executable and datafiles lived on this
efs disk and then were copied off, the disk upgraded to xfs and the
files put back.  Even after rebuilding the executable, I still get the
message in the subject line as the first message out of the program,
which is based on perfly.

Might I be missing a patch or two?  Which ones are the correct ones for
this machine?

Thanks for your help.
G.W.

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Hi there,
this is a more general question:
If there is a running Vega application (Performer application) in background a
second Vega (Performer) application runs much slower. This is even the case if
one application is iconified.
But I never saw such behaviour if iconified OpenGL applications ran in
background. (The only one pure OpenGL application I know is MultiGen.)
Where is the difference?
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On Dec 16, 11:29am, R=E9mi Arnaud wrote:
> Subject: Re: new, need help
> czg@iname.com wrote:
> >
> > Hello Performers,
> >
> > I am a new performer user,would you tell me I  should use which
> > component (N32/O32,irisGL/openGL,Performer2.0/2.1)in Onyx
> > (RE2/iris6.2) platform for a flight sim. I know N64 only support
> > R10000.
>
>.... Performer2.2 default model is N32.

Eh?

This depends entirely on how people compile their codes.
Maybe perfly has some new makefiles but that doesn't matter to
other applications or even people with their own applications
derived from an earlier version of perfly.

Cheers,Angus.

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On Dec 16,  3:19pm, G.W. Estep II wrote:
> Subject: gl: warning, mmap failed, got 0xffffffff.
> Any idea what is causing this error?
>
> Running on an Onyx RE2, 2 - R4k CPU, Perfomer 2.0.
>
> The wierd thing about this is the executable and datafiles lived on this
> efs disk and then were copied off, the disk upgraded to xfs and the
> files put back.  Even after rebuilding the executable, I still get the
> message in the subject line as the first message out of the program,
> which is based on perfly.
>
> Might I be missing a patch or two?  Which ones are the correct ones for
> this machine?

Does the app run OK ? If so I think this is relnoted in the pf 2.x relnotes but
it's a 'collision' between IrisGL and OpenGL, are you loading an Inventor model
in an app running linked with IrisGL ? I think the clash is between the OpenGL
done in Inventor and stuff done by the Performer IrisGL IV loader. If the app
runs OK then the msg is probably harmless. If it's nothing to do with the
Inventor loader thjen perhaps you are mixing IrisGl and OpenGL calls in your
app.

See the Performer web page->FAQs for the right pf install ( version and patches
) for you machine/OS. See the SGI support web pages for the latest recommended
patch sets, off the top of my head, you should make sure you have the RE2 gfx
roll up 2038.

Cheers
Rob

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Hansong Zhang wrote:
> 
> >
> > > I'd like to compile on an Onyx2 R10000 Irix6.4 for an 
> > > Onyx1 R4400 Irix6.3, with ABI n32 (-n32 on the command
> > 
> >  ?? 
> >  6.3 is only for O2, Onyx1 should be running 6.2
> > 
> 
> Oops - you're right. So the question is: what options are needed
> for cross compiling Onyx2 R10k/6.4 -> Onyx1 R4400/6.2? 

 -mips3 -n32 (-O2)

 Make sure that all the n32 libs (ogl...) are installed on the Onyx.

> 
> Thanks,
> Hansong
> 
> 
> > > line). I believe this must be doable, and the question 
> > > is which CC options I should use. I tried 
> > > -TARG:platform=ip19:processor=r4400
> > > 
> > > But when running the executable on the Onyx1 R4400 I got
> > > "Bad request code". 
> > > 
> > > Somebody tell me how to do it?
> > > 
> > > Thanks!
> > > Hansong
> > > 
> 
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Angus wrote: 
> 
> No, Performer as you currently know it will not be available on NT.
> 
> OpenGL++ is under development and will offer a cross platform MP
> scene graph based graphics API.
> 
> Cheers,Angus.

My question is: Will (or how well will) OpenGL++ handle multi-pipe
rendering?  I liked Inventor, but ridiculous work-arounds were
required to do multi-pipe rendering because of how things were
handled internally -- something that was never fixed.

I fear the same will happen with OpenGL++, making it entirely
useless for my purposes, and I suspect a lot of other people too.
A recent conversation I had with someone on the OGL++ team didn't
help to allay my fears either.  I was told that there were a lot
of things desireable for inclusion in OGL++ that might not make
it into the first release.  The fear is that if the entire framework
of OGL++ is based around a flawed scheme (as with Inventor), then
it will remain flawed throughout it's lifetime (as with Inventor).
And then I'll be in the position of hoping that a product that
I was initially excited about will die a quick death so that
something better will come along and replace it (as with Inventor).

The problem with Inventor was that the scene-graph database was
used by the renderer to store state information about the rendering
process -- a major problem when more than one process is rendering
from the same scene-graph at the same time, out of shared memory.

	Bill

BTW Angus, the header of your mail just has:

From: dorbie@multipass

which won't help people not emailing from SGI.  Apparently something
happened to your sendmail config between November 25 and December 8.

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On Tue, 16 Dec 1997, William Sherman -Visualization wrote:

> BTW Angus, the header of your mail just has:
> 
> From: dorbie@multipass
>

My header reads: dorbie%multipass@huey.disney.com

I thought everyone on the Performer team had moved in! ;)

-G

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On Dec 16,  1:26pm, Jean-Luc Dery wrote:
> Subject: Re: Multiple inheritance
> my question remains, can we do multiple
> inheritance ??
>
> class myClass : public pfTexture, public myOtherClass {...};
>

Well, we have tried it without any problems so far; it appears that Performer
handles multiple inheritance. If anybody has more insight on this, I would
greatly appreciate your inputs.

Jean-Luc


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Turns out due to a problem in the Makefile, one of my ten .a files is NOT
compiled with -mips3 -n32. Instead it's compiled to the default target 
(mips4) on R10K. And that caused the whole problem of having "bad
request code" when the executable's run on R4400.

Now I wonder if "-mips3 -n32" is equiverlent to
"-TARG:platform=ip19:processor=r4400" which I tried first.

Looks like it would be nice to have a warning message when -mips3 is
specified but one of the library files is mips4. The "bad request code"
message is really not very illuminating.

anyway next time you see "bad request code", make sure that ALL
object/library files are for the correct target.

Hansong

> 
>  -mips3 -n32 (-O2)
> 
> > > > -TARG:platform=ip19:processor=r4400
> 

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| Angus wrote: 
| > 
| > No, Performer as you currently know it will not be available on NT.
| > 
| > OpenGL++ is under development and will offer a cross platform MP
| > scene graph based graphics API.
| > 
| > Cheers,Angus.
| 
| My question is: Will (or how well will) OpenGL++ handle multi-pipe
| rendering?  I liked Inventor, but ridiculous work-arounds were
| required to do multi-pipe rendering because of how things were
| handled internally -- something that was never fixed.
| 
| I fear the same will happen with OpenGL++, making it entirely
| useless for my purposes, and I suspect a lot of other people too.
| A recent conversation I had with someone on the OGL++ team didn't
| help to allay my fears either.  I was told that there were a lot
| of things desireable for inclusion in OGL++ that might not make
| it into the first release.  The fear is that if the entire framework
| of OGL++ is based around a flawed scheme (as with Inventor), then
| it will remain flawed throughout it's lifetime (as with Inventor).
| And then I'll be in the position of hoping that a product that
| I was initially excited about will die a quick death so that
| something better will come along and replace it (as with Inventor).

Since the people working on OpenGL++ include people working on Performer
and Inventor, it seems reasonable to give them the benefit of the doubt
when it comes to understanding the capabilities of Performer and Inventor.
The point of having an alpha process with an early release is to fix flawed
architectural aspects early, not entrench a bad design.  To answer your
question, multi-pipe rendering is an important feature and that includes
handling pipe & channel specific state.
	-db

| 
| The problem with Inventor was that the scene-graph database was
| used by the renderer to store state information about the rendering
| process -- a major problem when more than one process is rendering
| from the same scene-graph at the same time, out of shared memory.
| 
| 	Bill
| 
| BTW Angus, the header of your mail just has:
| 
| From: dorbie@multipass
| 
| which won't help people not emailing from SGI.  Apparently something
| happened to your sendmail config between November 25 and December 8.
| 
| /*************************************************************************/
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> No, Performer as you currently know it will not be available on NT.
>
> OpenGL++ is under development and will offer a cross platform MP
> scene graph based graphics API.


Unfortunately, unless I'm mistaken, no release date was announced... It would
help people a great deal to have a rough estimation of OGL++ release date: Are
we talking months or years?

Because of this uncertainty we started porting some of our Performer-based
libraries to Optimizer/Cosomo3D. And yet, we also heard Cosomo3D would be
abandoned. I wish we could move to cross-platform compatibility painlessly!

Amaury.
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> | My question is: Will (or how well will) OpenGL++ handle multi-pipe
> | rendering?  I liked Inventor, but ridiculous work-arounds were
> | required to do multi-pipe rendering because of how things were
> | handled internally -- something that was never fixed.
> 
> Since the people working on OpenGL++ include people working on Performer
> and Inventor, it seems reasonable to give them the benefit of the doubt
> when it comes to understanding the capabilities of Performer and Inventor.

Actually, apart from the person I talked to, I had no idea who was
on the OpenGL++ team -- that person was not from the Inventor or
Performer groups, and I thought most of the Inventor people went to
do VRML, and the Performer people were doing Performer.

> The point of having an alpha process with an early release is to fix flawed
> architectural aspects early, not entrench a bad design.  To answer your
> question, multi-pipe rendering is an important feature and that includes
> handling pipe & channel specific state.
> 	-db

I am relieved by your statement.  In speaking out about my concerns,
I hoped to both, get a more definitive answer, and make it known that
multi-pipe rendering is important to even the "non-Performer" class
of programmers.

	Thanks,
	Bill

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| > | My question is: Will (or how well will) OpenGL++ handle multi-pipe
| > | rendering?  I liked Inventor, but ridiculous work-arounds were
| > | required to do multi-pipe rendering because of how things were
| > | handled internally -- something that was never fixed.
| > 
| > Since the people working on OpenGL++ include people working on Performer
| > and Inventor, it seems reasonable to give them the benefit of the doubt
| > when it comes to understanding the capabilities of Performer and Inventor.
| 
| Actually, apart from the person I talked to, I had no idea who was
| on the OpenGL++ team -- that person was not from the Inventor or
| Performer groups, and I thought most of the Inventor people went to
| do VRML, and the Performer people were doing Performer.

To clarify a little further, Performer, Optimizer/Cosmo3D, ImageVision and
OpenGL++ (as well as the device independent parts of OpenGL and OpenGL for
Windows), are all being maintained or further developed (depending on the
current disposition of that project) within the same (small) software
organization -- Advanced Graphics Software.  Open Inventor, while not
originally developed by this group of people, is being maintained within
the same organization.  All of the people work in close proximity of one
another and many have worked on more than one of the above toolkits.  Its
true that lately many of the Performer people have been tied up with
Performer 2.2, but that doesn't stop us from talking to them, looking at
the source code, running benchmark races, etc.

| > The point of having an alpha process with an early release is to fix flawed
| > architectural aspects early, not entrench a bad design.  To answer your
| > question, multi-pipe rendering is an important feature and that includes
| > handling pipe & channel specific state.
| > 	-db
| 
| I am relieved by your statement.  In speaking out about my concerns,
| I hoped to both, get a more definitive answer, and make it known that
| multi-pipe rendering is important to even the "non-Performer" class
| of programmers.

Yes, this is quite clear to us.  We have many customers that want to
use Inventor and Optimizer with multiple pipes.  We are definitely
learning important lessons from all of the toolkits and making the effort
to incorporate those lessons into future designs.
	thanks
	-db

| 	Thanks,
| 	Bill
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Well, I am a little confused about all the past, present and futur
dev toolkits from SGI now ! ... 

1/ OpenGL is quite clear in my mind in all past,present and futur I think !
2/ Performer past and present (till 2.2 included) is clear but what about
his futur ? will it be replace by something else or enlarged ?
3/ Inventor past and OpenInventor present is clear but what is the futur
of it ... just to remain OpenInventor cause it's some kind of multi-platform
standard ?
4/ Cosmo3D which is quite new has it already to dissappear ?
5/ What is the Optimizer slot in the futur toolkits specialy regarding
OpenGL++ which seems on the way to be some proprietary preservetion of 
the futur in the NT sector vs OpenGL only graphics borad !?! ...

- Porting real time application in the present and in the very next futur
seems to become a real jungle trek ! ... Do we have to concentrate on
OpenGL only with some proprietary libraries for simulation and wait for
the situation to be more clear after some toolkits to be dead at birth or
after sometime ...

So ... any hints to see the futur clearer ?

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How similiar to the Performer scenegraph will the
OpenGL++ scenegraph be?  What I really want to know
is if someone has developed a loader for Performer,
will it be a trivial task to move it to an OpenGL++
environment, or is it more of a major rewrite?

Thanks,

Laura Schmid
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On Tue, 16 Dec 1997, William Sherman -Visualization wrote:

> Angus wrote: 
> > 
> > No, Performer as you currently know it will not be available on NT.
> > 
> > OpenGL++ is under development and will offer a cross platform MP
> > scene graph based graphics API.
> > 
> > Cheers,Angus.
> 
> My question is: Will (or how well will) OpenGL++ handle multi-pipe
> rendering?  I liked Inventor, but ridiculous work-arounds were
> required to do multi-pipe rendering because of how things were
> handled internally -- something that was never fixed.
 
SGI are saying (as I recall from many earlier emails) that Performer,
Inventor and Optimiser would all be re-implemented on top of OpenGL++

Since Performer has always provided comprehensive support for multi-pipe
rendering, and if OpenGL++ is to support Performer - then it follows that
OpenGL++ would have to cope well with multi-pipe.

> The problem with Inventor was that the scene-graph database was
> used by the renderer to store state information about the rendering
> process -- a major problem when more than one process is rendering
> from the same scene-graph at the same time, out of shared memory.
 
Yep - that would be bad.  However, I get the impression that OpenGL++
follows on from Cosmo-3D and that took on a lot of the lessons learned
from Performer - and Performer has all those issues resolved.

So, there is room for optimism.

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Thanks for everyone's help.  Could someone point me in 
a direction as to how to read in a Trans. Matrix from
a text file.  Would I read it into a 2D array and then
set it to pfMatrix?  I'm sorry if this question sounds
elementry, It's just that this is my first experiance
with Trans. Matrix.

what the *.txt file looks like:

1
    1.000000     0.000000     0.000000     0.000000 
    0.000000     1.000000     0.000000     0.000000 
    0.000000     0.000000     1.000000     0.000000 
   23.513908    45.656635   -37.244858     1.000000 
2
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    0.000000     1.000000     0.000000     0.000000 
    0.000000     0.000000     1.000000     0.000000 
   23.513908    45.656635   -37.244858     1.000000

So on a so forth....  where the initial # reps the 
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Cedric Gautier wrote:
> 
> 
> Well, I am a little confused about all the past, present and futur
> dev toolkits from SGI now ! ... 
> 
> 1/ OpenGL is quite clear in my mind in all past,present and futur I think !
> 2/ Performer past and present (till 2.2 included) is clear but what about
> his futur ? will it be replace by something else or enlarged ?
> 3/ Inventor past and OpenInventor present is clear but what is the futur
> of it ... just to remain OpenInventor cause it's some kind of multi-platform
> standard ?
> 4/ Cosmo3D which is quite new has it already to dissappear ?
> 5/ What is the Optimizer slot in the futur toolkits specialy regarding
> OpenGL++ which seems on the way to be some proprietary preservetion of 
> the futur in the NT sector vs OpenGL only graphics borad !?! ...
> 
> - Porting real time application in the present and in the very next futur
> seems to become a real jungle trek ! ... Do we have to concentrate on
> OpenGL only with some proprietary libraries for simulation and wait for
> the situation to be more clear after some toolkits to be dead at birth or
> after sometime ...

 I'd like someone to explain how is it possible to write a RealTime
 application without a RealTime operating system ? 

 As far as I know, but I am not a specialist on that, Windows 9x/NT does 
 not provide any equivalent of locking a CPU or having non degradable
 realtime process priorities that prevent the system to take time over the
 application.

 Is it that the meaning of RealTime changes when we deal with PC ? Are
 final customers happy with uncontrolable frame drops ? Or is there other
 ways to ensure RealTime with NT ?

> 
> So ... any hints to see the futur clearer ?
> 
> Cedric
>  Cedric Gautier - THOMSON - tel:33(0)141480352 fax:33(0)141480681
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+>---- On Dec 17,  2:34pm, Cedric Gautier wrote:
> Subject: Futur toolkits ...
->
->Well, I am a little confused about all the past, present and futur
->dev toolkits from SGI now ! ... 
->
->1/ OpenGL is quite clear in my mind in all past,present and futur I think !
->2/ Performer past and present (till 2.2 included) is clear but what about
->his futur ? will it be replace by something else or enlarged ?
->3/ Inventor past and OpenInventor present is clear but what is the futur
->of it ... just to remain OpenInventor cause it's some kind of multi-platform
->standard ?
->4/ Cosmo3D which is quite new has it already to dissappear ?
->5/ What is the Optimizer slot in the futur toolkits specialy regarding
->OpenGL++ which seems on the way to be some proprietary preservetion of 
->the futur in the NT sector vs OpenGL only graphics borad !?! ...
->
->- Porting real time application in the present and in the very next futur
->seems to become a real jungle trek ! ... Do we have to concentrate on
->OpenGL only with some proprietary libraries for simulation and wait for
->the situation to be more clear after some toolkits to be dead at birth or
->after sometime ...
->
->So ... any hints to see the futur clearer ?


Thanx for raising your Q's - hopefully if we keep talking about this things
will be clearer to you and the exercise is good for us to make sure we know
what we are doing and that it is really in the form that will meet 
peoples needs.

The current efforts are answers to the "old" questions...
    o Why aren't Performer and Inventor the same toolkit
    o Why can't Performer and Inventor at least work together in one app
    o Why can't IL, Performer, and Inventor work together in one app
    o Why can't Inventor be MP
    o How do we get Performer on an open platform
    o Is Performer just for Vis Sim? What about other markets?
    o Just how big is Performer going to get?	

So, we are on our way to an open plaform that will present a common
model for a scene graph and multiprocessing.  This will enable
toolkits to work together, and provide a common hook-up point for loaders.
The higher level toolkits will be just that - toolkits focusing on special
support or special features instead of having to provide redundantly the 
full solution.  Where it makes sense for these toolkits to be open, 
they certainly will be.  Certainly much of the current toolkits will move
directly into the scene graph layer.  With some features that require special SGI 
hw support, it makes sense that the feature be expressable in the scene graph, but 
probably not reasonable to expect "faked" support for some of those high end 
features on other platforms but rather "substituted" features wherever possible
(eg. clipmapping vs low-res texture and/or texture paging).

Each of our current toolkits embodies some hard learned lessons that we plan on
not forgetting:
	Inventor and UI, extensibility, open, and fast prototyping
	Performer and all-platform support (O2->8 pipe iR monster), 
		fast rendering, run-time optimization and MP 
	IL and multi-platform chained hw-accelerated image processing
	Optimizer and MP run-time simplification
	Cosmo3D - vrml and and our first shot at an open scene graph platform

It is definitely hard to do it all in one which is why we didn't do it
originally and trying to be careful about how we go about it now.
All of the current toolkits will continue but in new forms that will look
somewhat different than their past as necessary to work with the new model.

Now, on Performer
    Performer 2.2 has just released (OK - there it is, separate announcement email
    will follow) so you can be sure that Performer 2.2 will be supported for
    quite some time.  Performer2.2 includes upgrade compat bug-fix libs 
    for 2.0 and 2.1! Performer also includes support for features in IRIX 6.5, 
    as well as still supporting 6.2, and still supporting IRIS GL on older
    IRIS GL native platforms.
    If you need to do high-end or real-time graphics development on SGI now, you
    should use Performer 2.2 and comfortable with the fact that we will support you 
    to success.

    There will be a Performer 3.0 but that will be based on the new unified
    scene graph architecture.  It will take us awhile to get _all_ of the 2.2 features
    to the new architecture so expect it to roll out in pieces and there will be
    changes/improvements (or else what is the point?).  There will be porting involved.
    The scene graph API is pretty simillar to Performer and Cosmo3D as those things 
    are the basis for it. The real porting effort we expect will be in the change  
    of multiprocessing model to a shared address space MP (as opposed to fork).
    We have been waiting for awhile for the right time to make this switch...
    Use explicitly allocated per-process shared memory and don't rely on static
    variables for per-process memory and your port will be a lot easier.

Your port to the future scene graph layer will be a LOT easier 
comming from Performer than from a pure unknown OpenGL app.
Our ability to help you (us includes customer support and the Developer's Program)
will also be a lot greater if you are comming from a basis that we all
understand.  We'll also try to provide porting tools from our current toolkits
to help with the basic API changes. 

If you have to do open development NOW for very near-term deployment, talk
to us - we'd like folks to be able to move smoothly to the scene graph
architecture.

Hopefully that is a start and helps clarify some things.
Always at your service,
src.

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Hi All

On the subject of API's
http://202.36.76.3/meonline/news/newsbytes/11.html
has an announcement of Fahrenheit a Microsoft & SGI Joint Project which
sounds like consisting of a low level API (OpenGL & Direct3D combined?)
as well as a Scene Graph and large model visualisation API, Is this
performer's future? or is there something else again (or can no one
say), certainly the posts seem to move around alot.

Nigel

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If anyone's interested, there's a Performer-to-VRML2.0
converter on our web site.  That is, it will load any model
(for which there is a IRIS Perfomer loader) and do its best to
convert it to VRML 2.0.  Free of course!!

Give it a try: http://www.peril.com/products.html#pf2wrl

Someday maybe I'll turn this into a pfdStoreFile ;) For now it's
a totally unoptimized, standalone, command-line utility with a
couple cool features:

 - converts all textures to PNGs or JPGs if you have "imgcopy"
 - all VRML nodes are DEF'd to match PF node names
 - optionally disables backface culling or normal conversion

Supports all primitive types, indexed and non-indexed geosets,
geoset-level backface culling, materials, textures and texture
repeating, material-level transparency, LODs, Billboards and
more!!

(This utility is not officially supported, but feel free to send
any bugs or comments to support@peril.com.)

enjoy- glenn.

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> Subject: 	Re: Futur toolkits ...
> 
	 
>  I'd like someone to explain how is it possible to write a RealTime
>  application without a RealTime operating system ? 
> 
It isn't its now called 'Near Real Time' or 'Soft Real Time'  (in
difference to Hard Real Time) and means most of the time the process
will be performed in a timely manner but no hard garentees

>  As far as I know, but I am not a specialist on that, Windows 9x/NT
> does 
>  not provide any equivalent of locking a CPU or having non degradable
>  realtime process priorities that prevent the system to take time over
> the
>  application.
There are now third party extensions to NT that will provide greater
real-time-ness, but I don't know enough about their performance to offer
advice.

>  Is it that the meaning of RealTime changes when we deal with PC ? Are
>  final customers happy with uncontrolable frame drops ? Or is there
> other
>  ways to ensure RealTime with NT ?
	I believe that there is a real time version of linux that is
very good. 

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Hello all,

Here is my $0.02 on what I think is relatively close to the truth. That said, 
I may be completely out to lunch as well.

> 
> > No, Performer as you currently know it will not be available on NT.
> >
> > OpenGL++ is under development and will offer a cross platform MP
> > scene graph based graphics API.
> 
> 
> Unfortunately, unless I'm mistaken, no release date was announced... It would
> help people a great deal to have a rough estimation of OGL++ release date: Are
> we talking months or years?

I am under the impression that OpenGL++ is within sight of an alpha release 
and from what I understand they are hoping for something beta/final to be 
released mid-1998. A good place to find interesting tidbits of information is 
at the OpenGL WWW site under the OpenGL ARB area:

http://www.opengl.org/ARB/ARB.html

In the Sept 8 meeting notes from the OpenGL++ subcomittee meeting they say 
they are a few months from an Alpha release... From what I understand, 
OpenGL++ wll be up for ARB approval sometime in the future and as Angus said 
it is supposed to be a cross platform environment.

> Because of this uncertainty we started porting some of our Performer-based
> libraries to Optimizer/Cosomo3D. And yet, we also heard Cosomo3D would be
> abandoned. I wish we could move to cross-platform compatibility painlessly!

Again, from what I understand, the idea behind OpenGL++ is that a mixture of 
all of the good, low level bits from Optimizer, Inventor, Cosmo3D, and 
Performer will go into the OpenGL++ layer, with the higher level bits 
implemented as Optimizer, Inventor, and Performer "modules" on top of OpenGL++.

We are in a similar situation to you in that we have an application that needs 
to be written now, but we want to have cross platform capabilities in the 
future. I have heard that the OpenGL++ API will be closest to the Cosmo3D API 
than any of the others so that the route you are taking may be the best one. 
Although we haven't decided completely yet (we are still experimenting) I 
think that that is the route we are going to take. Our timing does not allow 
us to wait for OpenGL++, so we are hopefully taking the correct course of 
action to minimize the pain of moving to OpenGL++ when it is available.

In the September 8 OpenGL ARB Interest Subcomittee Meeting Notes a list of the 
differences between Cosmo3D and OpenGL++ is mentioned. Does anyone out there 
have this list? I think it would make for some interesting reading and would 
be very helpful to people in our situation...

Cheers,

	Brian


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Let me explain this a bit more - since I've been confused about it for a long
time...

>From the 7.2 cc man page:

     -TARG:...
...
             platform[=ipxx]
                 Identify the target SGI platform for compilation, choosing
                 various internal parameters (such as cache sizes)
                 appropriately.  The current supported values are ip19, ip20,
                 ip21, ip22_4k, ip22_5k, ip24, ip25, ip26, ip27, ip28, ip30,
                 ip32_5k, and ip32_10k.  The appropriate selection for your
                 platform can be determined by running 'hinv -c processor':
                 The first line will identify the proper IP number, and for
                 those where a processor suffix (e.g.  '_4k') is required, the
                 next line will identify the processor (e.g. R4000).
...
             processor=(r4000|r5000|r8000|r10000)
                 Select the processor for which to schedule code.  The chosen
                 processor must support the ISA specified (or implied by the
                 ABI).

This is a bit confusing, but there are multiple things that the
compiler/optimizer does...  The ISA (instruction set) is what -mips3 or -mips4
specifies.  What assembly instructions is the compiler allowed to use to make
up this program.  The -TARG platform= and processor= arguments specify how to
*optimize* the code.  More aggressive things like reordering computations to
take advantage of how pipelined and how superscalar the given processor is.

If the answers to one computation are used in another computation then the
first computation has to finish before the second computation can start.  If
there is a totally unrelated computation to be done that can be done in between
the first two computations thus not making the processor stall waiting for the
first answer to be computed...

-n32 (vs -o32 or -64) controls the ABI - this is related to the ISA
(instruction set) but is more of a delivery mechanism.  However the new
compilers don't optimize -o32 because it isn't as good and -o32 is being phased
out (because it isn't as good).
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> Thanx for raising your Q's - hopefully if we keep talking about this things
> will be clearer to you and the exercise is good for us to make sure we know
> what we are doing and that it is really in the form that will meet 
> peoples needs.

And thank you Sharon for all this great info -- and you too Dave --
for the previous posts.

I hope my initial inquiry wasn't interpreted as being hostile.  The
emotional sources stemmed more from uncertainty and doubt, and I'm
really happy to see that the result was these very informative
posts on the future of SGI's graphical toolkits.

> 	Inventor and UI, extensibility, open, and fast prototyping

The fast prototyping of Inventor was the particular reason why I
wanted to be able to make more use of it than I was able.

> src.

	Bill

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Hello All,

I am running Performer 2.2 MR and have come across a problem. My app is
a C++ program that compiles the C API of Performer using the
-DPF_CPLUSPLUS=0 flag.  I trying to load flt files in the DBASE process
that have cliptextures associated to them. I get the following error
messages from the APP process when my application starts up:

.....
21834 PF Debug/Usage:		pfuInitClipCenterNodeClasse() should be called
before pfConfig() for multiprocessed operation
21834 PF Debug/Usage:		pfuTextureManagerClasse) should be called before
pfConfig() for multiprocessed operation
......
In the DBASE process when I load any flt files with a cliptexture I get
the following: 
.....
21844 PF Info:			pfdLoadFile_flt: database test.flt
21844 PF Debug/Internal:	pfUpdatable::pf_addUpdate not called from APP
process=PID:21844 DBASE ,Updatable=pfFrameStats
21844 PF Debug/Internal:	pfUpdatable::pf_addUpdate not called from APP
process=PID:21844 DBASE ,Updatable=pfFrameStats
21834 PF Warning/Usage(35):	pfuTexGenClipCenterNode post-app callback
called,
21834 PF			but clip texture not defined or not attached to a pipe.
21834 PF			Use pfuProcessClipCenters() and pfuAddMPClipTexturesToPipes()
.... 
The geometry never get attached to the scene.

So, I added the two functions pfuInitClipCenterNodeClass() and
pfuInitTextureManagerClass() before pfConfig.
The only way I could get the App to compile and link correctly was to
add the following to the top of the file.

extern "C" {
extern void pfuInitTextureManagerClass(void);
extern void pfuInitProcessManagerClass(void);
extern void pfuInitClipCenterNodeClass(void);
}

The same error messages at run time were produced.

Has anyone else seen this? Is there a way to fix this? Is this a loader
problem? When I ran the same flt file using Performer 2.2A341 everything
seems to work fine. Although the above calls before pfConfig were not
required. Is this a loader problem? I also noticed that the
pfuClipCenterNode.h and pfuTextureManager.h does not have the
PF_CPLUSPLUS define around the C code instead the __cplusplus token is
used. Could this be creating a problem?
Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks and Happy Holidays!

Scott Brabson
DCS Corporation
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Hi Performers,

Does anyone know where I could get some documentation about the pfiPick
functions ?

Thanks,

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On Wed, 17 Dec 1997, R=E9mi Arnaud wrote:

>  I'd like someone to explain how is it possible to write a RealTime
>  application without a RealTime operating system ?=20
=20
It's probably impossible on a multi-CPU machine.

>  As far as I know, but I am not a specialist on that, Windows 9x/NT does=
=20
>  not provide any equivalent of locking a CPU or having non degradable
>  realtime process priorities that prevent the system to take time over th=
e
>  application.
=20
That is also true.

>  Is it that the meaning of RealTime changes when we deal with PC ?

Don't make the mistake of equating PC's with Microsoft Operating Systems.

It's perfectly possible to write realtime on a PC - you just have to use
something more appropriate (like Linux).

> Are final customers happy with uncontrolable frame drops ?

Some are, yes. It depends on the application and how much they are
paying.

There are certainly areas of human endeavour that would benefit from
simulation and 3D graphics that simply are not reasonable on machines
costing tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars. There are certainly
people who would benefit from being able to simulate something on a
$2000 box - even if it drops the occasional frame.

Of course, there are other areas where that isn't true.

Take for example Air Traffic Control tower training. (Something
that my company can provide).  In many countries around the
world, they train their control tower operators using a 10'x10'
model of the airport - and have a dozen or so people walking around with
model aircraft on sticks doing the "simulation".

For those people, a PC that updated the image maybe only 5 times a second,
and which occasionally dropped to perhaps 3 frames a second, would be
*FAR* preferable to the model board. Those people can't always afford
an Octane, or perhaps even an O2. But a reasonable application running
on a PC would certainly do the job.

Using Performer in those applications is not at all silly.

> Or is there other ways to ensure RealTime with NT ?
=20
No, probably not.


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Please unsubscribe me at this point

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On Dec 18,  2:12pm, Nigel Caughey wrote:
> Subject: [Fwd: Futur toolkits ...]
> Hi All
>
> On the subject of API's
> http://202.36.76.3/meonline/news/newsbytes/11.html
> has an announcement of Fahrenheit a Microsoft & SGI Joint Project which
> sounds like consisting of a low level API (OpenGL & Direct3D combined?)
> as well as a Scene Graph and large model visualisation API, Is this
> performer's future? or is there something else again (or can no one
> say), certainly the posts seem to move around alot.
>
> Nigel
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Well ... some where my confusion is growing and somewhere else reducing !

May be the OpenGL++ is very closed to the futur Farhenheit Scene Graph level
and let say Performer 3.0 will work in top of it !

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Fagan, Tim wrote:
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>         I believe that there is a real time version of linux that is
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> 

Hi, 

Do you know something about its Scheduler?

Is it based on a fully preemptive kernel (like Solaris) or does it have
some preemption points in kernel code (like SVR4)?

I'm just curious because I've never heard about it!

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Hello,

I would like to know how the exact mapping from viewport coordinates
of a channel to pixels is done.
More in detail: are the viewport coodinates mapped to pixel centres or
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Hi,

if I open 4 windows on 2 different pipes (pipe 0: window 1 and 2
pipe2: window 3 and 4, pipe 1 is not used for this application) I get the
following error:
    PF Warning/Internal: pfGetVClock: failed with GLX error 0x5.
and no window is drawn.

We have a Onyx2 InfiniteReality with 3 pipes.

Thanks for any idea,

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Cedric Gautier <gce@syseca.fr>, info-performer@sgi.com
>On Wed, 17 Dec 1997, Remi Arnaud wrote:

>>  As far as I know, but I am not a specialist on that, Windows 9x/NT does
>>  not provide any equivalent of locking a CPU or having non degradable
>>  realtime process priorities that prevent the system to take time over the
>>  application.

> That is also true.

Not really.

Under NT4.0:

SetProcessAffintyMask() - locks the threads of a process to a
processor or set of processors.

SetPriorityClass() - sets the priority class of the process. If set to
REALTIME_PRIORITY_CLASS, the priorities are nondegrading. You still
have to worry about drivers in ring 0, but I would hope SGI would
ensure that drivers running in ring 0 would not take over the CPU for
nondeterministic times (for their hardware anyway). This is really the
only stumbling block to determinism (given that you take care to lock
required pages into physical memory).

As was mentioned, there are 3rd party toolkits which can give
determinism by running things at ring 0 or another which runs NT under
VxWorks(tm), VxWorks(tm) giving the determinism, NT giving the GUI,
etc.

-klaus

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On Dec 18,  4:12pm, Cedric Gautier wrote:
> Subject: Re: [Fwd: Futur toolkits ...]

>
> Well ... some where my confusion is growing and somewhere else reducing !
>
> May be the OpenGL++ is very closed to the futur Farhenheit Scene Graph level
> and let say Performer 3.0 will work in top of it !
>

That is the current plan. This should ultimately give OpenGL, D3D and
eventually "Ferenheight low level API" support via the Scene Graph
layer.

It also changes timescales somewhat. It is still the case that if you
use Cosmo3D today (shipping with OpenGL Optimizer) you'll have a much
easier time migrating to the future Farenheight Scene Graph API.

Cheers,Angus.

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On Dec 18,  6:30pm, Daniela Rainer (RUS) wrote:
> Subject: PF Warning/Internal: pfGetVClock: failed with GLX error 0x5.
> Hi,
>
> if I open 4 windows on 2 different pipes (pipe 0: window 1 and 2
> pipe2: window 3 and 4, pipe 1 is not used for this application) I get the
> following error:
>     PF Warning/Internal: pfGetVClock: failed with GLX error 0x5.
> and no window is drawn.
>
> We have a Onyx2 InfiniteReality with 3 pipes.
>

Have you recently installed the iR gfx patch 2326 by any chance ?

If so then I expect you have hit the problem that Allan Schaffer posted a
warning about recently, I'll paste details at the end here in case anyone
doesn't have it:


On Dec 10,  8:53pm, Allan Schaffer wrote:
> Subject: Warning: patch 2326 for Onyx2 IR
> Performers,
>
> Patch 2326: "Onyx2 6.4 graphics rollup #3 including GVO and DVP2
> support" contains a regression which causes multi-pipe Performer
> programs to hang.  Details of a workaround are sketchy at this
> point.
>

Actually, since Allan sent this, a workaround has been put into the MR version
of Performer 2.2 and a replacement patch for 2326 ( patch 2789 ) with a fix
will be released soon.

> Note that this patch is specific to Onyx2 IR and 6.4, and that the
> only Performer programs effected by this regression would be those
> running in multi-pipe mode.
>
> Only this patch (2326) is known to have this problem.  The current
> graphics roll-up patch for Onyx/6.2/IR (patch 1808) doesn't have the
> regression.  Likewise, prior graphics roll-up patches for Onyx2
> didn't have the problem.
>
> The patch is still in the 12/1/97 recommended patch set for Onyx2
> because it contains some other important fixes.  Those of you with a
> single-pipe system shouldn't be effected by the problem, and in fact,
> should probably load this patch.
>
> But for the moment, I'd advise those of you with a multi-pipe Onyx2
> IR running multi-pipe Performer applications to stay with patch 2191,
> "Onyx2 6.4 graphics rollup #2 including GVO support".
>
> Regards,
> Allan
>
> --
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Daniela Rainer wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> if I open 4 windows on 2 different pipes (pipe 0: window 1 and 2
> pipe2: window 3 and 4, pipe 1 is not used for this application) I get the
> following error:
>     PF Warning/Internal: pfGetVClock: failed with GLX error 0x5.
> and no window is drawn.
> 
> We have a Onyx2 InfiniteReality with 3 pipes.

 This is a bug in patch 2326. It will be fixed in following graphic patches and
 Performer2.2 has a work around for that problem.

 For now you have to remove this graphic patch. This should be very temporary.

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Hi,
   I am looking for advice on how to implement a certain functionality 
using Performer.  We have a vizualization application (based on Perfly), 
called the MaK Stealth which is used to render views of simulated 
battles.  I am looking for a way to add a billboard icon and a 
dynamically updating "health meter" which would hover above simulated 
vehicles.  The icon would be used for identification.  Just below the 
icon would be a horizontal meter representing various state information 
about the vehicle (similar to the colored bar meters in the SGI 
application gr_osview):

------------------------
|                      |
|                      |
|    Picture Icon      |
|                      |
|                      |
------------------------
|Red|Green |Blue|Yellow|
------------------------

We would like the icon and attached meter to always face the viewer as if 
they were a single billboard.  Periodically, as the state of the vehicle 
changes during the simulation, we would like the graph to change to 
reflect more or less of various colors. 

Here are some approaches that we are considering:


1. Dynamically loading new textures for the meter.

In this approach, the icon and meter are both pfGeosets which are part of a 
single pfBillboard.  When the state of the meter changes, a new texture 
is generated and replaces the texture of the meter.  I have heard that 
moving new textures into texture memory causes performance hits.  
However, I would argue that the texture could be quite small (perhaps 50 
pixels wide and one pixel deep).  When scaled up to the size of the 
meter, I would expect the texture  to look like a series of colored 
rectangles.


2. The meter is a dynamically changing pfGeoset.

In this approach, the meter data is not represented by a texture, but 
by a series of colored rectangles in a pfGeoset.  When the meter changes, 
a new pfGeoset is built and it replaces the old one in the billboard.  I 
have heard that dynamically changing vertices can cause glitches due to the 
multiprocessing nature of Perfomer, and that you have to take special 
measures (involving the use of separate buffers) to work around these 
glitches.


3. The meter is a series of switched billboards.

This method divides the graph into a number of (say 20) rectangles which 
can change colors using a pfSwitch.  Kind of like an LED meter where each 
element can be one of several colors.  Here is what the scene graph might 
look like:

                             DCS
                  -------------------------
                /                          \
  Icon Billboard                      Group of switched elements
  --------------                      --------------------------
                                    /             |             \
                                   /    ...  (maybe 20)   ...    \
                                  /               |               \
                                 /                |                \
                              Switch            Switch           Switch
                              ------            ------           ------
                         Red Grn Blu Yel         ...               ...

Each of the colored rectangular units below the switch would be a 
pfBillboard with a rectangle drawn in one of 20 horizontal slots below the 
icon.  The third switch would determine the color of the third element 
in the meter.  Each of the meter billboard units  would have its origin 
located at the same place as the origin of the icon so that the icon and 
the meter units would rotate together and appear as a single billboard. 
This is a more  complicated solution and there would probably have to be 
some math done for each of the billboards which could slow performance.


These are the three implementations that we have thought of.  I am 
interested in hearing comments on these ideas as well as any other ideas 
that you may have regarding how to implement this meter.


I am currently waiting to be added to the Performer mailing list, so I 
would appreciate it if responses could be sent to my email as well as to 
the Performer list.

Thanks very much,
Dan Oberlin

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Okay, new topic related to high-performance SGI graphical systems,
but not specifically Performer:

Is there a patch, or someway around the bug that cause ircombine to
change the graphics settings only when root (or some s-u) is acutally
logged on, but not when a setuid-root (compiled) program is used to
exec ircombine?

We use our system in a couple of different display modes, for different
purposes, and we want our users to be able to change modes, without
giving them all the root password.  Currently we have not found a way
to do this with ircombine -- not a problem with setmon on an RE2 system.

	Thanks,
	Bill

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On Thu, 18 Dec 1997, Sylvain Mayer wrote:

> Fagan, Tim wrote:
> > 
> >         I believe that there is a real time version of linux that is
> > very good.
> > 
> 
> Hi, 
> 
> Do you know something about its Scheduler?
> 
> Is it based on a fully preemptive kernel (like Solaris) or does it have
> some preemption points in kernel code (like SVR4)?
> 
> I'm just curious because I've never heard about it!

Check out:

  http://www.uk.linux.org/SMP/title.html
  http://luz.cs.nmt.edu/~rtlinux
  http://www.freebsd.org/~fsmp/SMP/SMP.html

...these are all multi-processing, realtime UNIX clones running on PC's.

I have yet to discover how good they are.

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William Sherman -Visualization wrote:
> 
> Okay, new topic related to high-performance SGI graphical systems,
> but not specifically Performer:
> 
> Is there a patch, or someway around the bug that cause ircombine to
> change the graphics settings only when root (or some s-u) is acutally
> logged on, but not when a setuid-root (compiled) program is used to
> exec ircombine?
> 
> We use our system in a couple of different display modes, for different
> purposes, and we want our users to be able to change modes, without
> giving them all the root password.  Currently we have not found a way
> to do this with ircombine -- not a problem with setmon on an RE2 system.

 You can use setmon on IR also, does it have the same problem than ircombine ?

> 
> 	Thanks,
> 	Bill
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> >         I believe that there is a real time version of linux that is
> > very good.

> Do you know something about its Scheduler?
> 
> Is it based on a fully preemptive kernel (like Solaris) or does it have
> some preemption points in kernel code (like SVR4)?
> 
> I'm just curious because I've never heard about it!
> 
> bye

-- 
Hi!

Try this:

Real-Time Linux http://luz.cs.nmt.edu/~rtlinux/ 

regards

TD

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>>  Is it that the meaning of RealTime changes when we deal with PC ?

>

>Don't make the mistake of equating PC's with Microsoft Operating Systems.

>

>It's perfectly possible to write realtime on a PC - you just have to use

>something more appropriate (like Linux).

>


Yes there is a real time Kernel for linux BUT for industrial purpose it never got ISO agriment.

For industry you have QNX unix that comply with ISO standards. It is a very light kernel with several toolKit but last time I have to deal with, there was no hope to have openGL for this

Any way you can acquire data throught linux kernel at 20 Khz.




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Hi PfAll,
    I would like to know whether you have any preferences for run-time tools
that are close to Performer under PC Windows 95/NT environment.
    Which ones are your favorites and why ?


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We ended up changing permissions on ircombine and
/usr/gfx/ucode/dg4/cmb in order to allow everyone to execute ircombine
and read/write to /usr/gfx/ucode/dg4/cmb.

Once these changes have been made, ircombine is accessible to any and
all users of the system.

-Jim
	

William Sherman -Visualization writes:
   | Okay, new topic related to high-performance SGI graphical systems,
   | but not specifically Performer:
   | 
   | Is there a patch, or someway around the bug that cause ircombine to
   | change the graphics settings only when root (or some s-u) is acutally
   | logged on, but not when a setuid-root (compiled) program is used to
   | exec ircombine?
   | 
   | We use our system in a couple of different display modes, for different
   | purposes, and we want our users to be able to change modes, without
   | giving them all the root password.  Currently we have not found a way
   | to do this with ircombine -- not a problem with setmon on an RE2 system.

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On Dec 19,  5:24am, Garrett Williams wrote:
> Subject: texture ??
> I have a api that creates objects with textures on the fly...
>
> It works fine on an o2 but when I use it on an impact some of the
> textures come in and out (ie. disapear then reapear latter ).  It is not
> a consitent proublem so I am having trouble tracking where and why it
> occurs.. I have narrowed it down to one set of objects that are the only
> ones to loose the same texture...
>

Garrett

Check you have the latest Impact gfx patch ( patch 1935 ). Do you have a piece
of code we could reproduce with ( ideally small :-) ) ? If you enable Performer
gfx stats you could see if the drop outs coincide with texture downloads, also
are you loading > your TRAM capacity at anytime ? I'm wondering if textures are
ever being paged. You could also run the app with ogldebug then turn on 'check
OpenGL error' which will do glGetError after each OGL call, you may see some
error flagged, the man page for any call that generates an error might give you
a clue ( esp the 'Machine Dependancies' section ). To make it run faster you
could enable tracing of only the texture related calls. Presumably you're only
using the Performer pfTexture mechanism, not making glTexImage type calls
directly ( you should be OK doing that but I've seen cases where you end up
fighting with Performer over the currently bound textures ).

Cheers
Rob

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On Dec 18,  5:04pm, R=E9mi Arnaud wrote:
> Subject: Re: ircombine w/ setuid-root (fix/work-around?)
> William Sherman -Visualization wrote:
> >
> > Okay, new topic related to high-performance SGI graphical systems,
> > but not specifically Performer:
> >
> > Is there a patch, or someway around the bug that cause ircombine to
> > change the graphics settings only when root (or some s-u) is acutally=

> > logged on, but not when a setuid-root (compiled) program is used to
> > exec ircombine?
> >
> > We use our system in a couple of different display modes, for differe=
nt
> > purposes, and we want our users to be able to change modes, without
> > giving them all the root password.  Currently we have not found a way=

> > to do this with ircombine -- not a problem with setmon on an RE2 syst=
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>
>  You can use setmon on IR also, does it have the same problem than irco=
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Don't use setmon on iR.

I've only had problems with it. Some of which are very difficult to recov=
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Thanks to all the people who responded to my question about the 
implementation of a dynamically updating meter in Performer.  Andy Shein 
suggested using pfCycleBuffers to produce the dynamically updating 
geometry.  My co-worker suggested the possibility of using a pfSwitch as 
a kind of double buffer.  In this approach, you would change the geometry 
in the node that is switched off and then reset the switch to point to 
the node with the new geometry.


>From the pfGeode manpage:

...

However, the application may handle its own multibuffering of pfGeodes 
through mutual exclusion with locks or through the use of parallel data 
structures and pfSwitch nodes to achieve any kind of dynamic geometry.

...


I would like to know what the benefits are of the pfCycleBuffer approach vs. 
the pfSwitch approach.  Are there cases when one method is better to use 
than the other?  It would seem that the pfSwitch approach would be more 
efficient in cases where the geometry doesn't change very often.  Any 
comments on these topics would be greatly appreciated.


Thanks,
Dan Oberlin

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> Don't use setmon on iR.

Thanks everyone for the advice.  I use a moderately complicated .cmb file,
and I didn't think setmon would work.  And I tried (or believe I tried)
a few of the other suggestions.  Namely, I set ircombine itself to be
setuid-root, and that didn't work.  Then I wrote a C program to
make a system call with the proper ircombine command strings, compiled
it, made it setuid-root, and that didn't work.  So we ended up with 
a couple of shell scripts that had to be run as root.  It seemed like
ircombine itself would refuse to run unless root was actually logged on.

Before responding though, I did a sanity check, and ...  it worked!
I guess my sanity is questionable.  Specifically, the C program that
wouldn't run before now works, and I made a new version with fancy
options, and that now works.

Now, it had been a few months before I had done all the work, and a
new project was coming up that would require more ir-mode switching,
so I was hoping there would be a patch or something.  Apparently there
is, and something that we installed on the machine between last 
April and today must have fixed it.

Either that or I'm crazy.


	Bill -- of course, those aren't mutually exclusive either

So thanks again everyone, you're advice worked -- even though I didn't
think some of it would.

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Performers -

We need to generate some Quick Time VR (ugh) files from one of our
models.  Anyone know of a neat way to accomplish this?

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> I would like to know what the benefits are of the pfCycleBuffer approach vs. 
> the pfSwitch approach.  Are there cases when one method is better to use 
> than the other?  It would seem that the pfSwitch approach would be more 
> efficient in cases where the geometry doesn't change very often.  Any 
> comments on these topics would be greatly appreciated.

I would like to know if anyone has done this with a pfSwitch.
I was told by some pfGurus that this was not an option and
that pfCycleBuffers were the only way (at least until 2.2).



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Hi Performers,

As usual, a lot of people are unsubscribing from info-performer over
the holidays.  Please remember to use the administrative address for
your requests: info-performer-request@sgi.com

About the strange return addresses..

On Dec 16,  5:36pm, William Sherman -Visualization wrote:
> BTW Angus, the header of your mail just has:
> From: dorbie@multipass
> which won't help people not emailing from SGI.  Apparently something
> happened to your sendmail config between November 25 and December 8.

Yuck.  This happened when the mailing list moved from the
".csd.sgi.com" domain to ".engr.sgi.com".  Now that holodeck is in
the same domain as Angus, Remi, Sharon, & co., their return address
is not being expanded to include the FQDN by sendmail.  The scripts
just forward the message along as-is.  If there's a good way to solve
this, I'll fix it.

Allan

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On Dec 19,  2:22pm, Bill Jepson wrote:
> Subject: From the sublime to the ridiculous
> Performers -
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> We need to generate some Quick Time VR (ugh) files from one of our
> models.  Anyone know of a neat way to accomplish this?

Quicktime VR is a sequence of environment maps for image based rendering
(actually just paning around) with a fixed eye point.

There are tools to take 6 images and convert to the format so it
should be possible to use my environment mapping example code
shipping with Performer 2.2 to accomplish rendering to some stage
which shoud be easy to interface with QTVR. It renders 6 90x90
degree FOV images representing an entire environment and reads
to texture memory then distorts to environment map then reads to
texture memory then renders on an environment mapped object with
texgen spheremap. Intercept this process where you like and write
images for the quicktime VR database construction.

If I've misunderstood then please correct me.

Cheers,Angus.

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Merry Christmas,

please perfly the attached OpenFlight model for a virtual
seasonal experience. It'll require flight loaders capable of
reading version 15.x files.

Note the use of SuperSnow(TM), an improvement on last
years CleanSnow(TM) with even smoother animation.

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I am having trouble with scaling of a dcs. The whole thing seems so simple
to me I just don't see where I am going wrong. 

All I want to do is apply a scale to a dcs. I noticed when I did this,
however, I lost my Z axis all together, everything became 2 dimensional and
flat. 

I have reworked Simple.C that came with performer to illustrate what I am
doing. Perhaps someone can point out where I am going wrong. 

Here goes:

	/*Pre stuff Deleted*/

	 pfDCS* test = new pfDCS;
	 test = (pfDCS*) root->find("main",pfDCS::getClassType());


	 // Attach loaded file to a new pfScene
	 pfScene *scene = new pfScene;
	 scene->addChild(root);

	 // Create a pfLightSource and attach it to scene
	 scene->addChild(new pfLightSource);

	float scale=.5;

	 // Simulate for twenty seconds.
	 while (1)
	 {
	 test->setScale(scale);

	// Initiate cull/draw for this frame.
	pfFrame();

	scale+=.005;
	if (scale>2)
		scale =1;
	 }

I would think the object, a box with only one dcs, MAIN, at the root of the
DB, would cause the entire box to eventually grow to twice it's original
size. It doesn't. The box become two dimensional and then grows to twices
it's original size. 

Any idea?
Thanks in advance.
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How would I turn pfdLoadFile <off>, Unload the file
while running a simulation?  Is there a switch or a
command that will allow me to unload the file.iv?

       root            = pfdLoadFile("file.iv");
       pfdMakeShared(root);
       dcs1->addChild(root);
       scene->addChild(dcs1);

thanks,
Sonu

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************* Announcing IRIS Performer 2.2 ***************

!!!!!!! Ring in the New Year with IRIS Performer 2.2 !!!!!!

IRIS Performer 2.2 is now released and available for shipping.

IRIS Performer 2.2 brings out the best of the
entire SGI product-line of graphics subsystems running IRIX version 6.2
or a later. OpenGL and IRIS GL on IRIS GL native platforms are both
supported. IRIS Performer 2.2 also includes upgrade compatibility
subsystems for 2.0 and 2.1, 2.0.5 and 2.1.3, respectively.
IRIS Performer2.2 uses the new N32 ABI in the default execution and
development environments and supports O32 and 64-bit operation as well.

New features in IRIS Performer2.2 include:
    o Cliptextures - bigger and better than before!
	Cliptextures can now be up to 2^23 texels on a side.
	You can have multiple cliptextures - even really big ones,
	and give up memory for the lower unused parts of the stack to make
	it all fit.  The configuration files are much simpler and friendlier.
	There are utilities to help you write your own cliptexture config
	files in case you want to do something custom.
	Cliptextures in IRIS Performer 2.2 support multipipe operation with 
	automatic updating of the texture in local texture memory for all pipes.
    o Active Surface Definition (ASD) in libpf provides applied to 
	smooth LOD morphing of terrain.  No more tons of sub-pixel polygons 
	at your horizon!  ASD also works seemlessly with the really big
	cliptextures and provides automatic management of the cliptexture
	stack for visible LODs. ASD in IRIS Performer2.2 supports multi-channel
	operation, alignment of features to the ASD terrain or surface, and
	automatic paging of sub-regions for very large terrains.
    o Flux buffers for asynchronous computation of dynamic data 
	IRIS Performer 2.2 includes several new features for the improved
	representation and evaluation of dynamic data. pfEngines allow the
	description of operations -- such as morphing, blending, and bounding 
	box computation -- to be performed on specific objects or buffers of 
	data.  pfFluxes are dynamic evaluated objects the contents of which can
	be computed by pfEngines and used as geometry or transformations any 
	place where fluxed data is allowed. Asynchronously generated data is 
	rendered when available in a frame-accurate manner.
    o pfCompute process for pfASD and pfFlux/pfEngine computation
	IRIS Performer2.2 provides a new process for the asynchronous 
	computation of dynamic data.  
	ASD morphing is computed in this process.
    o Asynchronous light-point computation in a separate light-point process
    o Support for calligraphic light points and calligraphic hardware
    o OpenGL Shadow support and improved projective texture lights
    o Fast image format loader 
	The new libpfpfi image loader (and writer) will let you convert your
	databases to this new fast-loading .pfi format.  You can store
	your MIPmaps in this format for custom MIPmap generation and for
	faster texture paging.
    o Video Textures on DIVO, Sirius,  Octane, and O2
	Check out the new pguide/libpf/C/movietex.c.
    o Video Channel management and Dynamic Video Resizing (DVR) for dynamic 
	resolution (from 2.1).  IRIS Performer 2.2 give you an interface for
	general output video channel management. Additionally,
	DVR, provides a real way to manage overload due to pixel fill 
	limitation.  InfiniteReality allows for the resolution of an output 
	channel to be changed dynamically in real time, allowing fill-limited 
	application to draw to a smaller viewport as load 
	increases.  IRIS Performer manages the details, as well as provide 
	automatic and user-controlled load management utilities.
	Multi-channel DVR works in 2.2 (was buggy in 2.1).
    o Graphics timing from within the graphics pipeline (from 2.1) using special
	InfiniteReality timing support for better real-time load management
    o Updated Programmers Guide and the new Getting Started Guide
	The online documentation includes these books plus C and C++
	reference guides.
    o API search tool
	This API search-tool uses html technology to provide searching of
	the IRIS Performer class hierarchy, man pages, and sample code.
	This is located in the performer_tools prouct included with 
	IRIS Performer2.2.

IRIS Performer 2.2 includes in addition to the main product CD,
    o The Friends of Performer CD
	A full CD of over 500MBytes of sample code, databases, games, 
	device drivers, and movies contributed by the Friends of Performer, 
	companies and individuals with services of general interest to the 
	IRIS Performer community.   This CD is distributed as a DATA CD
	so that you can inspect files directly off the CD and copy of what
	you want.
    o The Yosemite Demo CD
	The Yosemite Demo CD contains the cliptexture and ASD data for
	a flythru of the Yosemite Valley using the IRIS Performer 2.2
	sample application, clipfly.  The data is provided compressed on
	the CD so that you can fly it (slowly and at low-resolution)
	directly off the CD, or decompress the data onto disk for a
	real hi-res 60Hz experience.  The source for the decompressing loader 
	is provided on the CD for your own use.
	The .5m image data is provided courtesy of the National Park Service and
	Delphi International. The 30M elevation data was from USGS.

The features of IRIS Performer 2.2 were demonstrated fully at this past
I/ITSEC97 in Orlando, Florida in the first week of Dec.  We give much thanx
to the many beta partners that have been running this release and that have 
helped us develop these features and bring them to completion and now for use 
by all.  We hope that this new release of IRIS Performer will further enable 
you to new heights of visual simulation!

Sincerely
  The IRIS Performer Team


Read on for ordering information!


Product Codes:
-------------------------

SC4-PERF-2.2 
  IRIS Performer 2.2 Software
  Includes the 3 CDs (Product, Friends, and Yosemite)
  and online documentation (reference pages and books).
  Hard-copy versions of the books must be ordered separately.

M4-PERF-2.2
  IRIS Performer 2.2 Documentation Only 
  Includes a Programmer's Guide (750 Pages)
  Includes the new Getting Started Guide  (275 pages)
  (Need extra printed documentation sets?)

SR4-PERF-2.2
  IRIS Performer 2.2 Right To Use
  For people who need to run performer on multiple development stations 
  but don't require a CD and Manuals for each one. 
  This is for the second through Nth copies, not the first.


Upgrade Policies:
-----------------

If you have a software support contract with SGI's Global
Customer Satisfaction Division and have previously bought a copy 
of IRIS Performer, then you can an order a copy of IRIS Performer2.2 
at no charge.  We should get this pushed to you automatically this time
but just in case, here is the support number to call and order it:
However, you do have to call and order it so here is the number:

	800-800-4SGI (upgrades)

However, if you get the push upgrade, you only get the CDs.  You still have
to explicitly ask for the manuals.
The basic product (SC4-PERF-2.2) does not include the manuals and is
CDs only. The hard-copy manuals you order separately (M4-PERF-2.2).
The manuals were heavily upgraded with large chapters on new features and
old chapters updated.  The Getting Started Guide is also all-new and
may be of help to old-timers to for quick reference in a smaller book.
We strongly recommend getting at least one copy these manuals. You get the 
on-line versions with SC4-PERF-2.2 which are very useful for quick
reference and following of reference links.  You can also print chapters
from the on-line insight tool.  However, you'll probably want one real
full hard-copy set for real reading.

New Purchases:
--------------

If you are buying an InfiniteReality and have not previously bought
a copy of IRIS Performer, or, do not have a support contract,
you can purchase your copy of 2.2 through tele-sales at

	1-800-800-7441 (new purchases)

or through your sales representative.
Note that printed manuals are ordered separately.
We also recommend that you get a support contract so that we can
easily update you with new versions!


General Overview of IRIS Performer2.2:
--------------------------------------

IRIS Performer provides a powerful and extensible programming
interface for creating real-time visual simulation and other
interactive graphics applications.

IRIS Performer 2.2 is designed to bring out the best of the full
SGI graphics product line.  There is  direct
support for advanced features of the iR, such as very large MIPmap
textures (up to 2^23x2^23 texels) for geospecific texture (called
Clip-mapped textures), dynamic video resolution to control pixel
rendering load, active surface definitions for efficient meshing and 
morphing of terrain, graphics pipeline instrumentation for tuning and 
optimization, fast database loading, and other iR advances.  At the same time, 
IRIS Performer2.2 applications will run without recompilation to take
advantage of special features and tuning on the IMPACT and O2 graphics 
platforms.

IRIS Performer 2.2 is based on the industry standard OpenGL graphics library 
and also supports IRIS GL on IRIS GL native platforms.  IRIS Performer 2.2
requires version 6.2 or later of the IRIX operating system. 
IRIX 6.2-6.5 operating system features and REACT and POSIX extensions are used
to form a uniquely powerful suite of tools and features for creating real-time
visual simulation applications.

IRIS Performer consists of two main libraries, libpf and libpr,
and three associated libraries, libpfdu, libpfutil, and libpfui, and
the extensive libpfdb collection file loaders.

The basis of IRIS Performer is the performance rendering library
libpr, a low level library providing high speed rendering
functions based on pfGeoSets, efficient graphics state control
using pfGeoStates, and other application-neutral functions.
Layered above libpr is libpf, a real-time visual simulation
environment providing a high-performance multi-processing
database rendering system that takes best advantage of SGI's
shared-memory  symmetric multiprocessing and CPU architecture.
For performance reasons, libpr and libpf are compiled into the single
libpf library.  However, the header files, development, and documentation
of these libraries is kept separate for clarity.


o Utility Library (libpfutil)
    Completing the suite of support libraries is libpfutil, the IRIS
    Performer utility library. It provides a collection of
    convenience routines implementing tasks such as smoke effects,
    MultiChannel Option support, graphical user interface tools, X
    and IRIS GL event collection and management, and traversal functions.  
    Added for IRIS Performer 2.2 are:
    - extensive utilities for loading and managing databases with cliptextures 
	and sample routines to create and read active surface definition data 
	structures.
    - utilities for loading and construction ASD structures
    - a new real-time extensible process manager (pfuProcessManager) 
    - a basic texture manager framework (pfuTextureManager)

o Database Loaders (libpfdu and the libpfdb database loaders)
    The database libraries use the facilities of libpfdu,
    libpf, and libpr to import database files in many popular
    industry standard database formats.  These loaders also serve as
    a guide to developers creating new database importers.
    The PFA and PFB formats can read and write any valid Performer scene graph
    and the binary PFB format loads geometry are rates exceeding 150000
    triangles per second, up to two orders of magnitude faster than many 
    of the other loaders.  Added for IRIS Performer 2.2 are:
    - the fast paging image format, pfi, to complement pfb
    - OpenWorlds(tm) VRML 2.0 demo loader from DRaW Computing
    - Optimizer native format loader, csb
    - loader-independent DSOs that contain database operators that operate on 
	files after they are loaded.  

o The User Interface Library (libpfui)
    The libpfui library contains user interface building blocks
    for creating manipulators and user-interface components common to
    many interactive applications. This library has both a C and C++
    API and is IRIS GL/OpenGL independent.

o Sample Source Code:
    For aid in application development, IRIS Performer includes
    sample application source code ranging from simple programs to
    illustrate particular features to the comprehensive, GUI-driven
    file viewer perfly.  In IRIS Performer 2.2 there are additional
    comprehensive sample applications for cliptexturing with clipfly, and
    ASD with asdfly.


Getting More Information:
-------------------------

For further information, check out the IRIS Performer WWW Page
in SiliconSurf. The URL is:

    http://www.sgi.com/Technology/Performer/
    
The IRIS Performer 2.2 relnotes and API overview will be there ASAP.
Be sure to check out the gift source code as we update these periodically
with new-improved versions and bug fixes.

You can also contact our Product Marketing Manger:
    Stacy Maller, stacym@engr.sgi.com, (650) 933-5164
The OpenGL APIs Marketing Manager:
    Shawn Hopwood, hopwood@engr.sgi.com, (650) 933-7325 
and the Engineering Manger:
    Sharon Rose Clay, src@engr.sgi.com, (650) 933-1002



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Hello Allan!

The Season Greetings file was not attach correctly in my digest so I cannot use
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Hi performers!
I have an application where I use textures a lot on an O2 R5000.  The
textures contain
alpha. Whe I look at the textured polygons in perfly they look perfect. But
in my application
you are only able to see some scattered pixels (mostly when the textures
are minfiltered).
I have tried to change the minfilter, I have gone trough the perfly code to
se the differences
in mode on texture, alpha, multisampling and antialiasing, but I cant find
any differences.
So my question is: Are there any more modes that affect the presentation of
texures?
So far I haven't seen this when the texures does'nt contain alpha.

Regards
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To all Performers,

Best wishes to everyone from the Visual Group here at Intersim.

We are: Martin Scampion, Rick House, John Wintle, Paul Page, Andy Mills,
Julia Ellery and Peter Smithies.

Come and see our Christmas image at http://www.intersim.co.uk and then
select the Santa link!

Regards,

One and all.

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On Dec 22, 10:23am, Donna Allen wrote:
> Subject: RE: Season's Greeting
> Can someone give me a hint on how to unwrap the season's greeting package
> from Angus?

On an SGI just drag from the message attachments window into a file
folder.

This should create a Yule97.fly file which you can then perfly.

Cheers,Angus.



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On Dec 22, 10:23am, Donna Allen wrote:
> Subject: RE: Season's Greeting
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> from Angus?
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If you save/detach the file you should have a file call 'Yule.flt.Z', probably
in some directory like ~Mail/detach.dir Once you have that do 'uncompress
Yule.flt.Z' and then just perfly Yule.flt, then go 'Ohh, Ahh !!' :-)

Cheers
Rob

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Hi performers!
I have an application where I use textures a lot on an O2 R5000.  The
textures contain
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in my application
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se the differences
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So my question is: Are there any more modes that affect the presentation of
texures?
So far I haven't seen this when the texures does'nt contain alpha.

Regards
Ulf Yngwe


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Hi performers!
I have an application where I use textures a lot on an O2 R5000.  The
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in my application
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texures?
So far I haven't seen this when the texures does'nt contain alpha.

Regards
Ulf Yngwe


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Performers,

We'll be presenting several IRIS Performer sessions & labs at the SGI
"Euroforum '98" Conferences next month.  The dates are:

   TelAviv, Israel  21-22 January 1998
   Munich, Germany  25-27 January 1998

For details about the conference & registration information, see:

  http://www-devprg.sgi.de/Forum98/

An aside, the titles listed in the web page for the lab & session
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more advanced topics.  Here are the abstracts for both:

Presentation Title:     IRIS Performer 2.2 Features & Futures
Session Type:           Session
Level:                  Intermediate

   This session showcases IRIS Performer as a powerful and extensible
   programming interface for creating real-time visual simulation,
   virtual sets, performance animation, virtual reality, engineering
   visualization, and other interactive graphics applications.
   Features such as multi-processed database paging, dynamic textures
   and terrain, texture management, and geometric morphing have
   matured and there are additional new features for both high-end
   visual simulation and general dynamic real-time rendering in the
   latest release, Performer 2.2. Come hear about these new features
   and where we are heading next!


Presentation Title:     IRIS Performer 2.2 Tuning & Techniques
Session Type:           Lab
Level:                  Advanced

   This lab examines the implementation details of IRIS Performer 2.2
   and current Silicon Graphics hardware products to expose
   performance tuning methods, reveal hidden possibilities of the
   IRIS Performer API, and uncover advanced techniques you can use
   when developing IRIS Performer-based applications.  A basic
   familiarity with IRIS Performer and/or OpenGL is essential. Some
   knowledge of RealityEngine, Impact, O2, or InfiniteReality
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Allan
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To all Performers,

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We are: Martin Scampion, Rick House, John Wintle, Paul Page, Andy Mills,
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Come and see our Christmas image at http://www.intersim.co.uk and then
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Regards,

One and all.

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To all Performers,

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We are: Martin Scampion, Rick House, John Wintle, Paul Page, Andy Mills,
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Quick question regarding stereo viewing....

I am unable get the stereo viewing function off within a program...

e.g. program must be set up for VR headset....

Any pieces of advice as this is not the view that I want ...? 

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Our application (architectural walk/flythrough) exposes memory bloat
when being run over a long time. After a 15h test run  (using gmemusage) it grew from
overall 218MB to 378MB. I browsed the discussions about memory
fragmentation in the mailing list archives and put the following
statements into the code:

    amallopt(M_MXCHK, 1000000, pfGetSharedArena());
    amallopt(M_FREEHD, 1, pfGetSharedArena());
    amallopt(M_MXFAST, 64, pfGetSharedArena());
    amallopt(M_GRAIN, 64, pfGetSharedArena());

Another 15h run then showed 70MB less memory usage, but that's still
an 80MB plus. Using gmemusage, I found out that all of the bloat
happens in the draw process, which I took as an indication of the
fragmentation phenomenon.

What I don't understand though: After a fresh start the draw process
takes up ~20MB of memory, most of it in swap space (where the shared
arena is located). After running for a while, it gobbles up ~108MB, of
which only 28MB are in swap, and 80MB on the heap!  Can this still be
due to memory fragmentation? Does the draw callback allocate memory
on the heap or in the shared arena?

I then traced memory usage with amallinfo(), but the output left me
puzzled.  It shows (after loading the scene data) an almost constant
value uordblks, that only grows 1MB over 4 hours. usmblks didn't grow at
all.

I tried mallinfo(), too, but that as well shows no growth in
mem usage after the initial startup.

Oh, the system is an Onyx2/IR2 with IRIX 6.4, Performer2.1, 1.5GB RAM.


Merry Christmas to all of you
J.C. and Kolja Kaehler


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Our application (architectural walk/flythrough) exposes memory bloat
<BR>when being run over a long time. After a 15h test run&nbsp; (using
gmemusage) it grew from
<BR>overall 218MB to 378MB. I browsed the discussions about memory
<BR>fragmentation in the mailing list archives and put the following
<BR>statements into the code:

<P>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; amallopt(M_MXCHK, 1000000, pfGetSharedArena());
<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; amallopt(M_FREEHD, 1, pfGetSharedArena());
<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; amallopt(M_MXFAST, 64, pfGetSharedArena());
<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; amallopt(M_GRAIN, 64, pfGetSharedArena());

<P>Another 15h run then showed 70MB less memory usage, but that's still
<BR>an 80MB plus. Using gmemusage, I found out that all of the bloat
<BR>happens in the draw process, which I took as an indication of the
<BR>fragmentation phenomenon.

<P>What I don't understand though: After a fresh start the draw process
<BR>takes up ~20MB of memory, most of it in swap space (where the shared
<BR>arena is located). After running for a while, it gobbles up ~108MB,
of
<BR>which only 28MB are in swap, and 80MB on the heap!&nbsp; Can this still
be
<BR>due to memory fragmentation? Does the draw callback allocate memory
<BR>on the heap or in the shared arena?

<P>I then traced memory usage with amallinfo(), but the output left me
<BR>puzzled.&nbsp; It shows (after loading the scene data) an almost constant
<BR>value uordblks, that only grows 1MB over 4 hours. usmblks didn't grow
at
<BR>all.

<P>I tried mallinfo(), too, but that as well shows no growth in
<BR>mem usage after the initial startup.

<P>Oh, the system is an Onyx2/IR2 with IRIX 6.4, Performer2.1, 1.5GB RAM.
<BR>&nbsp;

<P>Merry Christmas to all of you
<BR>J.C. and Kolja Kaehler
<BR>&nbsp;
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* Jean-Claude Bachmann&nbsp; | Tel.: +49 0172 - 219 13 76&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; *
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* D-10623 Berlin&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; | email: jean-claude.bachmann@artemedia.de *
* Germany&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; | Web Page <A HREF="http://www.artemedia.de">http://www.artemedia.de</A>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; *
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On Tue, 23 Dec 1997, Jean-Claude Bachmann wrote:

> Our application (architectural walk/flythrough) exposes memory bloat
> when being run over a long time. After a 15h test run  (using gmemusage) it grew from
> overall 218MB to 378MB. I browsed the discussions about memory
> fragmentation in the mailing list archives and put the following
> statements into the code:
> 
>     amallopt(M_MXCHK, 1000000, pfGetSharedArena());
>     amallopt(M_FREEHD, 1, pfGetSharedArena());
>     amallopt(M_MXFAST, 64, pfGetSharedArena());
>     amallopt(M_GRAIN, 64, pfGetSharedArena());
> 
> Another 15h run then showed 70MB less memory usage, but that's still
> an 80MB plus. Using gmemusage, I found out that all of the bloat
> happens in the draw process, which I took as an indication of the
> fragmentation phenomenon.
 
Your experience directly mirrors ours. We spent a *lot* of time looking
for memory leaks - and found none - concluding as you did that this is
some kind of fragmentation. We didn't find an 'amallopt' strategy
that made much difference - but I'll try yours and see if it helps
us too.  If it does then maybe the pfTeam should consider adding the
amallopt calls into Performer.

For what it's worth, we found that the amount of memory bloat per
hour tends to gradually level off until eventually there is no further
increase. However, this is an asymptotic behaviour and it can take
literally days of continuous running for that to happen. For us, the
final memory consumption was typically around twice the original amount
of memory consumed.

Anyone who suspects that they are suffering from this should try
plotting a graph of memory usage versus time. If it asymptotes out
then it's probably fragmentation - if it's linear then it's a
good old fashioned memory leak.

> Oh, the system is an Onyx2/IR2 with IRIX 6.4, Performer2.1, 1.5GB RAM.

We have seen this phenomenon on pretty much all platforms and all OS
varients. It's still a problem in Perf2.2 too.


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I hate to ask so pedestrian a question, but is there a list that
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to come. It looks like I won't be able to make use of much of these new
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Hi, I'm running Performer 2.1 under IRIX 6.4. When I tried to run perfly
with some flt or iv files, it complained about the loader:

PF Warning:  pfdFindConverterDSO() - Could not load DSO for extension
"flt" 
PF Info:  All 8 processors available on this machine.  
PF Warning: pfdFindConverterDSO() - Could not load DSO for extension "flt" 
PF Warning: pfdLoadFile()........

Any suggestion?

Thanks.

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Hello pfFriends,

merry christmas and happy newyear .

I use mgflt14.1 to build scene and fly it on pf2.x. In the scene
there are polygons with only base texture, but scene loader reports
that "polygon p#### missing detail texture index". But if I use pf1.2
to fly the same scene, all are ok.

I add spotlight to perfly2.2 and it works. But there are 2 problems:
If I use OpenGL, the scene will not be dark enough when the time of 
day is set to zero. If I use IrisGL, the scene can be dark but also
the spotloght is dark when the time of day is zero.

please help and thanks in advance.


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Jer Sen Chen wrote:

> Hi, I'm running Performer 2.1 under IRIX 6.4. When I tried to run perfly
> with some flt or iv files, it complained about the loader:
>
> PF Warning:  pfdFindConverterDSO() - Could not load DSO for extension
> "flt"
> PF Info:  All 8 processors available on this machine.
> PF Warning: pfdFindConverterDSO() - Could not load DSO for extension "flt"
> PF Warning: pfdLoadFile()........

Look for files in the paths

/usr/lib/libpfdb/libpfiv*.so
/usr/lib32/libpfdb/libpfiv*.so
/usr/lib64/libpfdb/libpfiv*.so

If these files are not there, you have to install them. They are on you Performer CD.
Furthermore you will have to set your ldpath environment variables:

setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH /usr/lib:/usr/lib/libpfdb
setenv LD_LIBRARYN32_PATH /usr/lib32:/usr/lib32/libpfdb
setenv LD_LIBRARY64_PATH /usr/lib64:/usr/lib64/libpfdb

Hope this helps
J.C.



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<BLOCKQUOTE TYPE=CITE>Hi, I'm running Performer 2.1 under IRIX 6.4. When
I tried to run perfly
<BR>with some flt or iv files, it complained about the loader:

<P>PF Warning:&nbsp; pfdFindConverterDSO() - Could not load DSO for extension
<BR>"flt"
<BR>PF Info:&nbsp; All 8 processors available on this machine.
<BR>PF Warning: pfdFindConverterDSO() - Could not load DSO for extension
"flt"
<BR>PF Warning: pfdLoadFile()........</BLOCKQUOTE>
Look for files in the paths

<P>/usr/lib/libpfdb/libpfiv*.so
<BR>/usr/lib32/libpfdb/libpfiv*.so
<BR>/usr/lib64/libpfdb/libpfiv*.so

<P>If these files are not there, you have to install them. They are on
you Performer CD.
<BR>Furthermore you will have to set your ldpath environment variables:

<P>setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH /usr/lib:/usr/lib/libpfdb
<BR>setenv LD_LIBRARYN32_PATH /usr/lib32:/usr/lib32/libpfdb
<BR>setenv LD_LIBRARY64_PATH /usr/lib64:/usr/lib64/libpfdb

<P>Hope this helps
<BR>J.C.
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On Dec 24, 11:24am, flysiml@public.bta.net.cn wrote:
> Subject: some problems about mgflt14.1 and spotlight
> Hello pfFriends,
>
> merry christmas and happy newyear .
>
> I use mgflt14.1 to build scene and fly it on pf2.x. In the scene
> there are polygons with only base texture, but scene loader reports
> that "polygon p#### missing detail texture index". But if I use pf1.2
> to fly the same scene, all are ok.
>
> I add spotlight to perfly2.2 and it works. But there are 2 problems:
> If I use OpenGL, the scene will not be dark enough when the time of
> day is set to zero. If I use IrisGL, the scene can be dark but also
> the spotloght is dark when the time of day is zero.
>

This is the spotlight support in performer. The time of day is a
higher level concept specific to perfly. If you consider what you
are doing you are specifying a scene illumination and using
projective texture to darken the scene. When you change time of
day you are darkening the lighting level within the illumination
lobe. To do the right thing you'd at least want to point your
light source down the vector of the illumination lobe.

Performer 2.2 should make all of this more functional and more
consistent.

Cheers,Angus.

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Does anyone know if pfuPath has been fixed in Performer 2.2? I presently have
Performer 2.01 and it wasn't yet fixed in that version. My platform is an Onyx
Reality Station, R10000.

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Thank Angus for reply on my last problem. And here is another
one about spotlight:

in Performer 2.2 I use pfLightAtten() and pfSpotLightCone() to
try to make the spotlight lobe dark out when the distance is
more than 100m from the source. But nothing happend. The spotlight
can lit the object as far as the clouds on the sky.

Please help.

Thanks

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The problem is that when using projective texture the lobe generally
only attenuates per pixel for the lobe modulation, and doesn't perform
a per pixel lighting calculation.

For the lighting term you rely on the accurate placement of light
sources, however lighting is a per vertex calculation.

You could consider a scheme where a 3 dimensional texture was
used for range attenuation where the third texture axis modulated
from white to black. The idea here is to ensure that the total
energy is constant over the area of the light lobe at any
orthogonal cross section (or less with atmospheric effects).
The exact distribution of r with depth would depend on the field
of view and the information in the 3D texture, there's more than
enough flexibility to apply what you need although you may have
to scale everything since currently s & t are divided by r for
the projective effect so a normalized projective texture would
be required and you may need several slices in the 3D texture
to get the dropoff right although you may want to have several
slices in the 3D texture.

The L.N illumination term would be produced by a distant light
source along the lobe vector and you wouldn't need per pixel
illumination. The combination of this and the range + lobe
attenuation is a good approximation of per pixel lighting for
almost all circumstances, at least for the diffuse case. The
biggest errors would be in the specular term.

Cheers,Angus.

On Dec 29,  4:56pm, flysiml@public.bta.net.cn wrote:
> Subject: spotlight lobe......how to make it fade out by the range
> Thank Angus for reply on my last problem. And here is another
> one about spotlight:
>
> in Performer 2.2 I use pfLightAtten() and pfSpotLightCone() to
> try to make the spotlight lobe dark out when the distance is
> more than 100m from the source. But nothing happend. The spotlight
> can lit the object as far as the clouds on the sky.
>
> Please help.
>
> Thanks
>
> Cao Zhigang
>
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Performers,

   Ho Ho Ho to you all!

   Now how about a little gift exchange?

   Whats in it for YOU...
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   have helped another performer at a time of need.

   Whats in it for ME...
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Gift Definition:
  Any information/sample code that integrates the B&G FlyBox with a Flight
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On Dec 29,  9:33am, Angus Dorbie wrote:
> Subject: Re: spotlight lobe......how to make it fade out by the range

> The exact distribution of r with depth would depend on the field
> of view and the information in the 3D texture, there's more than
> enough flexibility to apply what you need although you may have
> to scale everything since currently s & t are divided by r for
> the projective effect so a normalized projective texture would
> be required and you may need several slices in the 3D texture
> to get the dropoff right although you may want to have several
> slices in the 3D texture.
>

Just so this is clear, the normalized projective texture
coordinates are so that r spans a range of 0-1 to map the
range attenuation correctly to the scene.

This involves adjusting the texgen parameters feeding the
projective texture matrix (or transforming them in the same
matrix).

Cheers,Angus.

Cheers,Angus.

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I have just what you need.

You'll find attached the flybox code and the include file,
Use the include file as a guide to using the flybox module.

The SGI ioctl stuff changed slightly with IRIX 6.2 so
there is a minor gotcha, so beware. I borrowed the flybox
code but tried to make it easily useable via the function
calls declared in BgPub.h. It's real simple and requires
no explanation.

Also find my performer math based motion model attached.
It's a vector based model which has no concept of up, it
doesn't have any of those Euler->quat problems people
seem to be plagued with.
Create a pov class and use reset and accelerate to move,
call simulate with the joystick information and call
posview to obtain a tethered position based on the mode
SUB_VIEW_*. It's dead simple and fairly elegant.

Here's an example main loop which does all the vehicle positioning
after some trivial setup which should be obvious.

// vehicle is a pov class, matey is a pfMatrix, viewcoord is a pfcoord

ReadFLYBOX(&StickX, &StickY, &StickT, &AC1, &AC2);
vehicle->simulate(StickX, StickY, StickT, deltaTime);
vehicle->accelerate(AC2);
vehicle->speedlimit(AC2);
vehicle->posview(&viewcoord, SUB_VIEW_POV);
matey.makeCoord(&viewcoord);
channel->setViewMat(matey);

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#include <Performer/pr.h>
#include <Performer/prmath.h>
#include <Performer/pr/pfLinMath.h>
#include <Performer/pf/pfDCS.h>
#include <Performer/pf/pfScene.h>

#define SUB_VIEW_POV 0
#define SUB_VIEW_WINGMAN 1
#define SUB_VIEW_TETHERHIGH 2
#define SUB_VIEW_TETHER 3
#define SUB_VIEW_FWDSHIFT 4
#define NUMTRAILS 240

class pov {

  pfVec3 forward;
  pfVec3 up;
  pfCoord subcoord, wing[NUMTRAILS];
  float accelRate;
  float MaxSpeed;
  float MinSpeed;
  float PitchAuthority;
  float RollAuthority;
  float TwistAuthority;
  float speed;
  float Trange, Thead, Trate;
  float TPamp, TPloop, TPrate;
  int wingcount;

public:

  pov(void);

  void reset(void);
  void accelerate(float thrust);
  void speedlimit(float factor);
  void simulate(float joyx, float joyy, float twist, float dtime);

  void posview( pfCoord *view, int mode );
};


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#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <iostream.h>
#include "pov.h"

pov::pov(void)
{
  pfVec4 colour;

  accelRate = .1f;
  MaxSpeed  = 10.0f;
  MinSpeed  = -10.0f;
  PitchAuthority = 10.0f;
  RollAuthority = 10.0f;
  TwistAuthority = 10.0f;
  Trange = 10.0f;
  Thead = 0.0f;
  Trate = 30.0f;
  TPamp = 0.4f;
  TPrate = 17.0f;
  wingcount = 0;

  reset();
}

void pov::reset(void)
{
  int i;

  subcoord.xyz.set(0.0f, -100.0f, 13.0f);
  subcoord.hpr.set(0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f);
  forward.set(0.0f, 1.0f, 0.0f);
  up.set(0.0f, 0.0f, 1.0f);
  speed = 0.0f;
  for(i=0;i<NUMTRAILS; i++)
  {
    simulate(0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f, 0.016666667f);
  }
}

void pov::accelerate(float thrust)
{
  speed += thrust * accelRate;
  if(speed > MaxSpeed)
    speed = MaxSpeed;
  else
  if(speed < MinSpeed)
    speed = MinSpeed;
}

void pov::speedlimit(float factor)
{
  if(factor > 0.0f)
  {
    if(speed > MaxSpeed * factor)
      speed = MaxSpeed*factor;
  }
  else
  {
    if(speed < MinSpeed*factor*-1.0f)
      speed = MinSpeed*factor*-1.0f;
  }
}

void pov::simulate(float joyx, float joyy, float twist, float dtime)
{
  int i;
  float speedorientscale;
  pfVec3 starboard, norolup, norolstbd, calcvec;
  pfMatrix calcmat;
  float dot1, dot2, roll1, roll2;


  if(joyx > 1.0f)
    joyx = 1.0f;
  if(joyy > 1.0f)
    joyy = 1.0f;
  if(twist > 1.0f)
    twist = 1.0f;
  if(joyx < -1.0f)
    joyx = -1.0f;
  if(joyy < -1.0f)
    joyy = -1.0f;
  if(twist < -1.0f)
    twist = -1.0f;


  // pitch and roll & twist the viewpoint
  // use the forward and up vectors for this

  // speedorientscale determines actual orientation
  // authorities based on vehicle speed
  speedorientscale = speed * .5f + 1.5f;
  if(speedorientscale < 1.5f)
    speedorientscale = 1.5f;

  calcmat.makeRot(TwistAuthority * speedorientscale * dtime * -twist,
               up[0], up[1], up[2]);
  forward.xformVec(forward, calcmat);

  starboard.cross(forward, up);
  calcmat.makeRot(PitchAuthority * speedorientscale * dtime * -joyy,
               starboard[0], starboard[1], starboard[2]);
  forward.xformVec(forward, calcmat);
  up.xformVec(up, calcmat);

  calcmat.makeRot(RollAuthority * speedorientscale * dtime * joyx,
               forward[0], forward[1], forward[2]);
  up.xformVec(up, calcmat);

  // ensure forward & up are at right angles by generating the
  // cross products & then back
  starboard.cross(forward, up);
  up.cross(starboard, forward);

  // normalise forward & up vectors
  forward.normalize();
  up.normalize();

  // move the view forward by speed along the orientation vector
  subcoord.xyz += forward * (speed * dtime);

  // convert vector representation to Euler
  // heading
  subcoord.hpr[0] = pfArcTan2(-forward[0], forward[1]);
  // pitch
  subcoord.hpr[1] = pfArcSin(forward[2]);
  // roll
  calcmat.makeEuler(subcoord.hpr[0], subcoord.hpr[1], 0.0f);
  calcvec.set(0.0f, 0.0f, 1.0f);
  norolup.xformVec(calcvec, calcmat);
  calcvec.set(1.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f);
  norolstbd.xformVec(calcvec, calcmat);

  // the angle between norolup and up
  // and between norolstbd and up now
  // holds the required roll

  dot1 = up.dot(norolup);
  if (dot1 > 1.0f) dot1 = 1.0f;
  if (dot1 < -1.0f) dot1 = -1.0f;
  dot2 = up.dot(norolstbd);
  if (dot2 > 1.0f) dot2 = 1.0f;
  if (dot2 < -1.0f) dot2 = -1.0f;
  roll1 = pfArcCos( dot1 );
  roll2 = pfArcCos( dot2 );

  if(roll2 > 90.0f)
    roll1 = -roll1;
  subcoord.hpr[2] = roll1;

  // update wingman data for posview method
  wing[wingcount] = subcoord;
  wingcount++;
  if(wingcount >= NUMTRAILS)
    wingcount = 0;

  // update tether data for posview method
  TPloop += TPrate * dtime;
  while(TPloop > 360.0f)
    TPloop -= 360.0f;

  Thead += Trate * dtime;
  while(Thead > 360.0f)
    Thead -= 360.0f;

}

void pov::posview( pfCoord *view, int mode )
{
  float cval, sval, pval, attnval;

  switch(mode)
  {
    case(SUB_VIEW_POV):
      view->hpr = subcoord.hpr;
      view->xyz = subcoord.xyz;
    break;
    case(SUB_VIEW_WINGMAN):
      view->hpr = wing[wingcount].hpr;
      view->xyz = wing[wingcount].xyz;
    break;
    case(SUB_VIEW_TETHERHIGH):
      pfSinCos(Thead, &pval, &attnval);
      view->hpr.set(-Thead+180.0f, -80.0f, 0.0f);
      pfSinCos(Thead, &sval, &cval);
      view->xyz.set(Trange * sval *.2f, Trange * cval *.2f, Trange * 1.8f);
      view->xyz += subcoord.xyz;
    break;
    case(SUB_VIEW_TETHER):
      pfSinCos(Thead, &pval, &attnval);
      view->hpr.set(-Thead+180.0f, -pfArcSin(pval * TPamp), 0.0f);
      pfSinCos(Thead, &sval, &cval);
      view->xyz.set(Trange * sval, Trange * cval, Trange * pval * TPamp);
      view->xyz += subcoord.xyz;
    break;
    case(SUB_VIEW_FWDSHIFT):
      view->hpr = subcoord.hpr;
      view->xyz = subcoord.xyz + forward*1.0f;
    break;
  }
}


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#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <time.h>
#include <signal.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <unistd.h>


#include <sys/schedctl.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <sys/stat.h>
#include <sys/prctl.h>

#include <fcntl.h>
#include <termio.h>


#include "BgPriv.h"

#define CLAMP(var) (var < .05 && var > -.05 ? 0 : var)


void rf_quit(void);

// Global data
static bglv bgdata;

RS_ERR rs_err;

void ExitFLYBOX(void)
{
    close_lv (&bgdata);
}


void ReadFLYBOX(float *xjoy, float *yjoy, float *yaw, float *accel1, float *accel2 )
{
    int st;
    float scale, f, s;
    float sin, cos;
    int i, j;

	st = w_lv(bgdata.sp_fd, "o");

	st = r_lv(&bgdata);

        // joy x
        *xjoy = bgdata.ain[0];
	// joy y
        *yjoy = bgdata.ain[1];
	// joy twist
	*yaw = bgdata.ain[2];
	// lever 1
	*accel1 = bgdata.ain[3];
	// lever2
	*accel2 = bgdata.ain[4];

	/*
        for ( j = 0; j <=2; j++ ) {
            if ( bgdata.dig_in & 0x10 << j ) {
                for ( i = 0; i < 8; i++ ) {
                    if ( (bgdata.din[j]>>i) & 0x1 )
                        printf("1");
                    else
                        printf("0");
                }
                printf("  ");
            }
        }

        printf("\n");
	*/
} 


void InitFLYBOX ()
{
    int st;

    // Defaults to 5 analog, and 16 discretes
    bgdata.analog_in = 0;
    bgdata.analog_in = AIC1 | AIC2 | AIC3 | AIC4 | AIC5;

    bgdata.dig_in = 0;
    bgdata.dig_in = DIC1 | DIC2;

    // Set the baud rate
    bgdata.baud = BAUD192;

    // Open the port & drivers
    st = open_lv (&bgdata);
    if (st < 0) {
	printf("Unable to open port\n");
	exit(-1);
    }

    // Send the init string
    st = init_lv(&bgdata);
    if ( st < 0 ) {
	check_setup(&bgdata);
	printf("Invalid setup requested.  Bye\n");
	exit(-1);
    }

}

int open_lv (bglv *bgp)
{
    int  st;
    char  port[4];
    char pt[32];
    char *ep;

    rs_err.wrt = 0;
    rs_err.rd = 0;
    rs_err.len = 0;
    rs_err.nl = 0;
    rs_err.cycles = 0;
    rs_err.thou = 0;

    // Initialize port
    if ( ep = getenv("FBPORT") )
	sprintf(pt,"%s",ep);
    else 
	sprintf(pt,"%s",FBPORT);

    port[0] = pt[strlen(pt)-1];
    bgp->port = atoi(port);

    printf ("****** trying to open port %s\n", pt);

    bgp->sp_fd = open(pt, O_RDWR|O_NDELAY);

    if (bgp->sp_fd < 0) {
	perror(pt);
	return(-1);
    }

    st = set_baud(bgp->sp_fd);

    st = check_rev(bgp);
    if ( st < 0 )
	return(st);
    else
	return(0);

} // End open_lv

int set_baud (int sp_fd)
{
   struct termio tios;
   int st;

   st = ioctl(sp_fd,TCGETA,&tios);
   tios.c_iflag = IGNBRK|IXON|IXOFF;
   tios.c_oflag = 0;
   tios.c_lflag = ICANON;

   //tios.c_cflag = B19200|CS8|CREAD|CLOCAL;
   tios.c_cflag = CS8|CREAD|CLOCAL;
   tios.c_ospeed = B19200;

   st = ioctl(sp_fd,TCSETAF,&tios);
   return(st);


} // End set_baud


int init_lv(bglv *bgp)
{
    char c1, c2, c3, str[5];
    int  st, i;

    st = check_setup(bgp);
    if ( st < 0 )
	return(st);

    //  Compute the number of channels requested, and the 
    //  appropriate string length.

    //  Analog inputs
    bgp->n_analog_in = 0;
    for ( i=0; i < 8; i++)
	if ( (bgp->analog_in >> i) & 0x1 )
	    bgp->n_analog_in++;

    //  Digital inputs
    switch(bgp->dig_in) {
	case 0x0:
	    bgp->n_dig_in = 0;
	    break;
	case 0x10:
	case 0x20:
	case 0x40:
	    bgp->n_dig_in = 8;
	    break;
	case 0x30:
	case 0x50:
	case 0x60:
	    bgp->n_dig_in = 16;
	    break;
	case 0x70:
	    bgp->n_dig_in = 24;
	    break;
    }

    //  Digital outputs
    switch(bgp->dig_out) {
	case 0x0:
	    bgp->n_dig_out = 0;
	    break;
	case 0x10:
	case 0x20:
	case 0x40:
	    bgp->n_dig_out = 8;
	    break;
	case 0x30:
	case 0x50:
	case 0x60:
	    bgp->n_dig_out = 16;
	    break;
	case 0x70:
	    bgp->n_dig_out = 24;
	    break;
    }


    //  Analog outputs
    bgp->n_analog_out = 0;
    if ( bgp->analog_out > 0 ) {
	for ( i=0; i < 3; i++)
	    if ( (bgp->analog_out >> i) & 0x1 )
		bgp->n_analog_out++;
    }


    //  Set the string length for receiving data
    bgp->str_len  = 2 + (2*bgp->n_analog_in) + (bgp->n_dig_in/4);


    //  First character has the baud rate and the lower 4 analog ins.
    c1 =  bgp->baud;
    c1 |= (bgp->analog_in & 0xf);

    //  Second character has the digital inputs and the upper 4 analog ins
    c2 =  bgp->dig_in;
    c2 |= (bgp->analog_in & 0xf0) >> 4;

    if ( bgp->Rev.major == 3 ) {
	str[0] = 's';

	//  Third character (for rev 3 eproms only, has the digital outs (-F)
	//  and analog outs (-3G)
	c3 =  bgp->analog_out & 0xf;
	c3 |= bgp->dig_out & 0xf0;

	// Add the OFFSET to each character to make sure they are not control
	// characters
	str[1] = c1 + OFFSET;
	str[2] = c2 + OFFSET;
	str[3] = c3 + OFFSET;
	str[4] = '\0';
	st = w_lv(bgp->sp_fd, str);

	//  Make sure that the LV got the setup !
	st = get_ack(bgp->sp_fd);

	//  If we have a rev 3.00 eprom, just don't check the return
	//  value - just proceed and assume things are OK.
	//  (Bug fixed in 3.01)
	if ( bgp->Rev.bug != 0 ) {
	    if ( st < 0 )
		return(st);
	}

    } else if ( bgp->Rev.major == 2 ) {
	if ( bgp->Rev.minor == 2 ) {
	    //  For rev 2.2 EPROMS use an 'R' and no offset -- so make 
	    // sure c1 and c2 are not flow control characters !
	    str[0] = 'R';
	    str[1] = c1;
	    str[2] = c2;
	} else if ( bgp->Rev.minor >= 3 ) {
	    //  For rev 2.3 EPROMS use an 'r' and offset the characters
	    str[0] = 'r';
	    str[1] = c1 + OFFSET;
	    str[2] = c2 + OFFSET;
        }
        str[3] = '\0';
        st = w_lv(bgp->sp_fd, str);
    }
 
    st = set_baud(bgp->sp_fd);
 
    return(0);
}


int get_ack (int sp_fd)
{
   int st;
   int i = 0;
   int chars = 2;
   char str[36];
 
   st = read(sp_fd,str,chars);
   if (st < 0) {
      printf("get_ack():  read error\n");
      return(-1);
   }
   while ( st != 2 && i < 10000) {
      sginap(1);
      st = read(sp_fd,str,chars);
      i++;
   }
   if ( i > 10000 )
      printf("Timeout %d chars in buffer \n", chars);
 
   if (str[0] == 'a' ) { 
      printf("Setup OK\n"); 
      return (0); 
   } else if (str[0] == 'f' ) { 
      printf("Setup failed\n"); 
      return (-1); 
   } else { 
      printf("Unexpected respons: %s\n", str); 
      return (-2); 
   }
   //return(st);
}



static char Cpy[] = "Copyright (c), BG Systems";

int check_rev(bglv *bgp)
{
   int st;
   int chars_read = 0;
   char str[64];

/*
 *  Send a "T" and see if the Box responds
 */
   st = write(bgp->sp_fd, "T", 2);
   sginap(100); 
   chars_read = read(bgp->sp_fd, str, 44);

/*
 *  If chars_read <= 0, looks like we have a Rev 1.x EPROM
 */
   if (chars_read <= 0)
   {
      no_answer();
      return(-1);
   }
   else
   {
/*
 *  Check the string length
 */
      if ( chars_read != 44 )
      {
         printf("Unexpected characters:  %d  %s\n", chars_read, str);
         return(-1);
      }
      else
      {
/*
 *  Check that it is the Copyright string
 */
         if ( strncmp(str, Cpy, strlen(Cpy)) != 0 )
         {
            printf("Unexpected characters:  %d  %s\n", chars_read, str);
            return(-1);
         }
         else
         {
/*
 *  If we go this far, we should have the right string 
 */
            bgp->Rev.year  = parse_year(str);
            bgp->Rev.major = str[38]-48;
            bgp->Rev.minor = str[40]-48;
            bgp->Rev.bug   = str[41]-48;
            bgp->Rev.alpha = str[42];
	    /*
            printf("%s %d  Revision %d.%d%d%c\n", Cpy, bgp->Rev.year,
                      bgp->Rev.major,  bgp->Rev.minor,
                      bgp->Rev.bug, bgp->Rev.alpha );
		      */
         }
      } 
   }
 
   return (bgp->Rev.major);
}

int parse_year(char *s)
{
   int i = 0;
   char yr[12];

   while ( *s != '1' )
      *s++;
   yr[i] = *s;
   while ( *s != ' ' && *s != ',' )
      yr[i++] = *s++;
   yr[i] = '\0';
   return(atoi(yr));
}

int check_setup(bglv *bgp)
{
   int i;
   int st = 0;

/*
 *  This routine checks the EPROM revision against the
 *  requested setup, and attempts to identify inconsistencies !
 */

   if ( bgp->Rev.major == 2 )
   {
      if ( bgp->analog_out != 0x0 )
      {
         printf("  Analog outputs not supported by LV816\n");
         st = -1;
      }
      if ( bgp->dig_out != 0x0 )
      {
         printf("  Digital outputs not supported by LV816\n");
         st = -2;
      }
      if ( bgp->dig_in & 0x40 )
      {
         printf("  Digital inputs 19-24 not supported by LV816\n");
         st = -3;
      }
   }
   else if ( bgp->Rev.major == 3 )
   {
      switch(bgp->Rev.alpha)
      {
       case 'e':
         printf("LV824-E\n");
         if ( bgp->analog_out != 0x0 )
         {
            printf("  Analog outputs not supported\n");
            st = -1;
         }
         if ( bgp->dig_out != 0x0 )
         {
            printf("  Digital outputs not supported\n");
            st = -2;
         }
         break;
       case 'f':
         printf("LV824-F\n");
         if ( bgp->analog_out != 0x0 )
         {
            printf("  Analog outputs not supported\n");
            st = -2;
         }
         break;
       case 'g':
         printf("LV824-G\n");
         break;
       default:
         st = -3;
         printf("Not an LV824 board\n");
         break;
      }
      if ( st < 0 )
         return(st);
/*
 *  Check also for conflict in the digital channels
 */

      if ( bgp->dig_in && bgp->dig_out )
      {
         for ( i = 0; i < 3; i++ )
         {
            if ( ( (bgp->dig_in >> i) &0x1 ) 
                 && ( (bgp->dig_out >> i) &0x1 ) )
            {

printf("Invalid set-up requested.\n");
printf("  Digital input group %d AND output group %d selected\n",                        i+1, i+1);

printf("\n\n  Digital channels can be set in groups of 8 as\n");
printf("  either inputs or outputs.\n");
printf("  Of course you can (for example) set the bottom 8\n");
printf("  to inputs DIC1 and the top 16 to outputs DOC2 | DOC3\n");

               st = -5;
               return(st);
            }
         }
      }
   }
   return(st);
}

void no_answer()
{
   printf("\nWriting a 'T' to the Box produced no answer.  \n");
   printf("\n");
   printf("The expected string was not returned from the BG box.\n");
   printf("Here are some possible problems:\n");
   printf("   1. Check power to Box\n");
   printf("   2. Check the serial cable\n");
   printf("   3. Check the environment variable FBPORT\n");
   printf("      - does it match the connected serial port ?\n");
   printf("   4. Is the serial port configured as a terminal ? \n");
   printf("      - if so use \"System Manager\" to disconnect the port\n");
   printf("   5. You have an old FlyBox (serial no. less than 60) \n");
   printf("         which has a revision 1.0 EPROM.  Call BG Systems.\n");

   printf("\n\n");
}

int w_lv(int sp_fd, char *mode)
{
    int st;

    st = write(sp_fd, mode, strlen(mode));
    if (st < 0)
	rs_err.wrt++;
    return(st);
}




int r_lv(bglv *bgp)
{
   int st;
   int i = 0;
   char str[36];
 
   rs_err.cycles++;
   if( rs_err.cycles % 1000 == 0 ) {
      rs_err.cycles = 0;
      rs_err.thou++;
   }
 
   st = read(bgp->sp_fd,str,bgp->str_len);
   if (st < 0) {
      rs_err.rd++;
      printf("r_lv():  read error\n");
      return(-1);
   }
   while ( st != bgp->str_len && i < 100) {
      st = read(bgp->sp_fd,str,bgp->str_len);
      i++;
   }

   if ( i > 0 )
      //printf("%d read attempts.  \n", i);
 
   if (str[0] != 'B' || str[bgp->str_len - 1] != '\n') {
      printf("%d:  %s\n", st, str);
      rs_err.rd++;
      return(-1);
   }

   st = convert_serial(bgp, str);
 
   return st;
}


int convert_serial(bglv *bgp, char *str)
{
   int i, digp, j;
   int k = 0;
   float tmp[8];

   digp = 0;

    //  Load the digital input values into dioval
   k = 1 + bgp->n_dig_in/4;
   if ( k > 1) {
      i = 1;
      for ( j = 2; j >= 0; j-- ) {
         if ( bgp->dig_in & 0x10<<j ) {
            digp = 0x0f & (str[i++]-0x21);
            digp = (digp << 4) | 0x0f & (str[i++]-0x21);
            bgp->din[j] = digp;
         }
      }
   }

 //  Load the 8 analog values into inbuf
   for (i = k; i < bgp->str_len - 2; i += 2) {
      digp = ((0x3f & (str[i]-0x21)) << 6) |
                    (0x3f & (str[i+1]-0x21));
      tmp[(i-k)/2] = -1.0 + (2.0 * digp/4095);
   }
   for ( i = 0, k = 0; k < 8; k++ ) {
      if ( bgp->analog_in >> k &0x1 ) {
         bgp->ain[k] = tmp[i];
	 i++;
      }
   }

   digp =  ((0x0f & (str[22]-0x21)) <<  4) |
           (0x0f & (str[23]-0x21));
   return (0);
}

void close_lv(bglv *bgp)
{
    int att;
    int st;

    bgp->baud = BAUD192;
    st = init_lv(bgp);

    att = 1000*rs_err.thou + rs_err.cycles;
    close(bgp->sp_fd);
    //printf("\nRead Attempts:  %d\n", att);
    //printf("\nErrors Detected\n");
    //printf("Read        Write    \n");
    //printf("%5d      %5d     \n",rs_err.rd, rs_err.wrt);

}

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#ifndef __BG_H__
#define __BG_H__


#include <Performer/pf.h>

#define FBPORT "/dev/ttyd2"

/* from lv3.h */
#include <time.h>

#define FLYBOX    1
#define BEEBOX    2
#define CEREALBOX 3
#define CAB       4
#define DRIVEBOX  5

#define FB_NOBLOCK 1
#define FB_BLOCK 2

#define AIC1   0x01
#define AIC2   0x02
#define AIC3   0x04
#define AIC4   0x08
#define AIC5   0x10
#define AIC6   0x20
#define AIC7   0x40
#define AIC8   0x80

#define AOC1   0x01
#define AOC2   0x02
#define AOC3   0x04

#define DIC1    0x10
#define DIC2    0x20
#define DIC3    0x40

#define DOC1    0x10
#define DOC2    0x20
#define DOC3    0x40

#define BAUD576 0x70
#define BAUD384 0x60
#define BAUD192 0x50
#define BAUD96  0x40
#define BAUD48  0x30
#define BAUD24  0x20
#define BAUD12  0x10

#define OFFSET  0x21

/*
 *  Define some commands
 */

#define BURST       'B'    /* Burst mode                  */
#define BURST_SET   'b'    /* Burst mode rate set         */
#define CONT        'c'    /* Continuous buffered         */
#define DEFAULT     'd'    /* Reset to Default            */
#define PACKET      'p'    /* One input and one output    */
#define ONCE        'o'    /* One input                   */
#define ONCE_CS     'O'    /* One input with check sum    */
#define RESET_FB    'r'    /* Reset 3 chars with offset   */
#define RESET_FB_O  'R'    /* Reset (rev 2.2 no offset)   */
#define STOP        'S'    /* Stop burst mode             */
#define SETUP       's'    /* Setup rev 3.0 eprom         */
#define TEST1       'T'    /* Test (and copyright)        */
#define TEST2       't'    /* Test (and copy, and rev #)  */

typedef struct rs_struct
{
  int  wrt;     /* write error */
  int  rd;      /* read error  */
  int  len;     /* string length error  */
  int  nl;      /* last char error  */
  int  cycles;  /* numer of cycles */
  int  thou;    /* thousands of cycles */
} RS_ERR;

typedef struct REVISION
{
   int    major;          /*  Software major revision             */
   int    minor;          /*  Software minor revision             */
   int    bug;            /*  Software bug revision               */
   char   alpha;          /*  EPROM alpha revision                */
   int    year;
}revision;

/*
 *  For v3.0 software, define a new structure
 */
typedef struct BGLV_STRUCT
{
   int    n_analog_in;    /*  Number of analog inputs (8 max)     */
   int    analog_in;      /*  Analog input selector               */
   int    n_dig_in;       /*  Number of digital inputs (24 max)   */
   int    dig_in;         /*  Digital input selector              */
   int    n_analog_out;   /*  Number of analog outputs (3 max)    */
   int    analog_out;     /*  Analog out channel selector         */
   int    n_dig_out;      /*  Number of digital outputs (24 max)  */
   int    dig_out;        /*  Digital output selector             */
   float  ain[8];         /*  Analog input data                   */
   int    aout[3];        /*  Analog output data                  */
   int    din[3];         /*  Digital input data                  */
   int    dout[3];        /*  Digital output data                 */
   long   count;
   int    str_len;        /*  Length of string to expect          */
   int    baud;           /*  Baud rate selected                  */
   char   mode[2];        /*  Mode to send - rev 2.2              */
   time_t tag;    
   int    port;
   int    box_type;       /*  Device type                         */
   int    sp_fd;          /*  Serial port file descriptor         */
   revision   Rev;        /*  Software major revision             */
}bglv;


/* end from lv3.h */

void setup_lv ();
int open_lv (bglv *);
void close_lv(bglv *);
int set_baud (int);
int init_lv (bglv *);
int get_ack (int);

int check_rev(bglv *);
int parse_year(char *);
int check_setup(bglv *);
int w_lv(int, char *);
int r_lv(bglv *);
int convert_serial(bglv *, char *);
void no_answer(void);
void init_timer();



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Hello All and Happy Holidays!!!

I am trying to set the colors of a geoset in the app process when in
Multiprocess mode (APP_CULL_DRAW) and it turns the polygons to black.
When I run the program in single process mode (APP_CULL_DRAW) it works
fine.  

To be specific, I took the simple.C code under /usr/share/Performer and
modified it to change the colors of some polygons.  The polygons was the
result of a flt loaded model. After I cycle for 10 seconds I change the
colors and use pfdPrintGSet to make sure the color is set. If I run
single process mode everything works fine. Multiprocess mode the
polygons turn black even though the color values are not black! To
ensure the colors were not being overwritten I waited another ten
seconds and use pfdPrintGSet to verify the colors did not change. They
did not.

Does anyone have any suggestions? Has anyone seen this? Is there a flush
that I need to do? Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks,
Scott Brabson
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hay all::

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 On Dec 30, 11:40am, Scott Brabson wrote:
> Subject: Setting color of Geosets in MultiProcess mode??
> Hello All and Happy Holidays!!!
>
> I am trying to set the colors of a geoset in the app process when in
> Multiprocess mode (APP_CULL_DRAW) and it turns the polygons to black.
> When I run the program in single process mode (APP_CULL_DRAW) it works
> fine.
>
> To be specific, I took the simple.C code under /usr/share/Performer and
> modified it to change the colors of some polygons.  The polygons was the
> result of a flt loaded model. After I cycle for 10 seconds I change the
> colors and use pfdPrintGSet to make sure the color is set. If I run
> single process mode everything works fine. Multiprocess mode the
> polygons turn black even though the color values are not black! To
> ensure the colors were not being overwritten I waited another ten
> seconds and use pfdPrintGSet to verify the colors did not change. They
> did not.
>
> Does anyone have any suggestions? Has anyone seen this? Is there a flush
> that I need to do? Any help would be much appreciated.

The problem may be the way you are storing and accessing
the pfNode pointer returned by the loader and where/when
you call the loader but it seems more likely that the
problem is the way you create your new attribute data.

The attributes in a geoset must exist in shared memory,
you don't try and change the attributes in the app for some
data off the stack or just malloc'd do you?

Cheers,Angus.

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+>---- On Dec 23,  2:06pm, Thom DeCarlo wrote:
> Subject: Re: Announcing IRIS Performer 2.2
->
->I hate to ask so pedestrian a question, but is there a list that
->enumerates which of these great features of pf2.2 are available on which
->platforms? I'll be developing for Onyx RE2 and Indigo2 EX for some time
->to come. It looks like I won't be able to make use of much of these new
->features.

On the contrary!  

ASD, flux buffers and pfEngines, the pfCompute process, asynrchonous lpoint
computation, the pfi image loader and other new loaders, the process manager,
and video channel management do not require any graphics support and 
thus are available everywhere.

Video texture and the improved projective textured lights are supported on
all platforms.

Features that still require an iR to see are: cliptexture, DVR, OpenGL shadows, 
calligraphic light points, and OpenGL gang swap.

Here is the list again from the original posting:


New features in IRIS Performer2.2 include:
    o Cliptextures - bigger and better than before!
	Cliptextures can now be up to 2^23 texels on a side.
	You can have multiple cliptextures - even really big ones,
	and give up memory for the lower unused parts of the stack to make
	it all fit.  The configuration files are much simpler and friendlier.
	There are utilities to help you write your own cliptexture config
	files in case you want to do something custom.
	Cliptextures in IRIS Performer 2.2 support multipipe operation with 
	automatic updating of the texture in local texture memory for all pipes.
    o Active Surface Definition (ASD) in libpf provides applied to 
	smooth LOD morphing of terrain.  No more tons of sub-pixel polygons 
	at your horizon!  ASD also works seemlessly with the really big
	cliptextures and provides automatic management of the cliptexture
	stack for visible LODs. ASD in IRIS Performer2.2 supports multi-channel
	operation, alignment of features to the ASD terrain or surface, and
	automatic paging of sub-regions for very large terrains.
    o Flux buffers for asynchronous computation of dynamic data 
	IRIS Performer 2.2 includes several new features for the improved
	representation and evaluation of dynamic data. pfEngines allow the
	description of operations -- such as morphing, blending, and bounding 
	box computation -- to be performed on specific objects or buffers of 
	data.  pfFluxes are dynamic evaluated objects the contents of which can
	be computed by pfEngines and used as geometry or transformations any 
	place where fluxed data is allowed. Asynchronously generated data is 
	rendered when available in a frame-accurate manner.
    o pfCompute process for pfASD and pfFlux/pfEngine computation
	IRIS Performer2.2 provides a new process for the asynchronous 
	computation of dynamic data.  
	ASD morphing is computed in this process.
    o Asynchronous light-point computation in a separate light-point process
    o Support for calligraphic light points and calligraphic hardware
    o OpenGL Shadow support and improved projective texture lights
    o Fast image format loader 
	The new libpfpfi image loader (and writer) will let you convert your
	databases to this new fast-loading .pfi format.  You can store
	your MIPmaps in this format for custom MIPmap generation and for
	faster texture paging.
    o Video Textures on DIVO, Sirius,  Octane, and O2
	Check out the new pguide/libpf/C/movietex.c.
    o Video Channel management and Dynamic Video Resizing (DVR) for dynamic 
	resolution (from 2.1).  IRIS Performer 2.2 give you an interface for
	general output video channel management. Additionally,
	DVR, provides a real way to manage overload due to pixel fill 
	limitation.  InfiniteReality allows for the resolution of an output 
	channel to be changed dynamically in real time, allowing fill-limited 
	application to draw to a smaller viewport as load 
	increases.  IRIS Performer manages the details, as well as provide 
	automatic and user-controlled load management utilities.
	Multi-channel DVR works in 2.2 (was buggy in 2.1).
    o Graphics timing from within the graphics pipeline (from 2.1) using special
	InfiniteReality timing support for better real-time load management
    o Updated Programmers Guide and the new Getting Started Guide
	The online documentation includes these books plus C and C++
	reference guides.
    o API search tool
	This API search-tool uses html technology to provide searching of
	the IRIS Performer class hierarchy, man pages, and sample code.
	This is located in the performer_tools prouct included with 
	IRIS Performer2.2.



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Hello ,

I am trying to pick on object in my app process.   

To be more specific, I based my program on the pick.c code under
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It selects the objects when they are separate, but when one object
is in the bounding box of the other (a book in a bookcase), it selects
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Do I need to do some settings to the pfiPick ? 

Does anyone have any suggestions? Has anyone seen this? 
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Hi All

Allan Schaffer posted this advance warning about a regression in patch 2326
recently, I thought I'd follow it up now that the problem/impact/solution is
clearer. In the context of Performer it's simple, running with pf 2.2 ( MR, not
Beta ) has no problems. The text below describes situations that would have the
problem and also has some background on the OpenGL cause of the problem in case
any of you have OpenGL stuff outside Performer that could be bitten by the bug.
If you have any problem that sounds like this and it's not covered below then
please let me know.

Cheers
Rob

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Patches 2326, 2193, and 2771 cause multipipe programs to hang

MODELS AFFECTED

Multipipe Onyx2(tm) InfiniteReality(tm) with patch 2326
and OCTANE(tm) dual-head with patches 2193 or 2771

DESCRIPTION

Patches 2326: "Onyx2 6.4 graphics rollup #3 including GVO and DVP2
support", 2193: "6.4 Impact Graphics fixes," and 2771:
"6.4 Impact Graphics fixes" contain a regression that causes multipipe
programs to fail.

Note that patch 2326 is specific to Onyx2 InfiniteReality systems
and IRIX 6.4, and patches 2193 and 2771 are specific to OCTANE(R)
systems only. The only programs affected by this regression are those
running in multipipe mode.

Only these patches (2326 , 2193 , 2771) are known to have this problem.
The current graphics roll-up patch for Onyx/6.2/InfiniteReality systems
(patch 1808) does not have the regression.  Likewise, prior
graphics roll-up patches for Onyx2 and OCTANE systems did not experience
the problem.

RESOLUTION/RECOMMENDATION

Patch 2326 and Patch 2771 are still in the 12/1/97 recommended patch
sets for Onyx2 and OCTANE systems, respectively because they contain
other important fixes.  Single-pipe systems should not be affected by
the problem and should have the appropriate patches loaded.
Patch 2193 is replaced by 2771 and should be upgraded.

For now, sites with a multipipe Onyx2 InfiniteReality system running
multipipe Performer applications should make sure they upgrade to the
released version of Performer 2.2. If they have non Performer multipipe
programs or cannot upgrade to Performer 2.2 for some reason, then they
will have to stay with patch 2191. Or, if patch 2326 is installed, then
remove it and install patch 2191 "Onyx2 6.4 graphics rollup #2
including GVO support." Be sure to follow the installation release
notes when removing or installing these InfiniteReality gfx patches;
ideally, make sure it is done from miniroot.

There will be a replacement for patch 2326 soon (patch 2789:Onyx2 6.4
graphics rollup #4 including GVO support).

Sites with dual-head OCTANE systems running multipipe Performer
applications should ensure that they upgrade to the released version of
Performer 2.2.  If they have non Performer multipipe programs or cannot
upgrade to Performer 2.2 for some reason, then they will have to stay
with patch 1953 . Or, if patch 2193 , or 2771 is installed, then remove and
install patch 1953 "6.4 Impact Graphics fixes."

There is no replacement started for patch 2771 yet, although it is
likely that there will be soon.

The released version of Performer 2.2 has a workaround so that it can run
with patch 2326 , 2193 or 2771 . Note: this workaround was not in earlier
Beta versions of Performer 2.2.


APPENDIX

In the case of Performer applications, the symptoms would be that the
application will just stop after apparently trying to initialize the
pipes. With the Performer notification level set to at least 5, you will
see a message like:

 5543 PF Debug:        Gfx Context is not local - VClock not supported.

 Another message might be:
   PF Warning/Internal: pfGetVClock: failed with GLX error 0x5.

Refer to man pfNotify for details on the Performer notification level.
To force the level high enough, enter:

setenv PFNFYLEVEL 5

and then run the application from that shell.

Mark Kilgard has some comments in general:

  o  The problem occurs when performing OpenGL rendering (IRIS GL(tm) uses
     OpenGL(R) on OCTANE and InfiniteReality systems) on a nondefault
     screen of an X display connection.  For example, if your DISPLAY
     is set to :0.1 (default screen is screen 1) and you create a
     window on :0.0 (a nondefault screen), you will be affected.
     A simple OpenGL demo that just creates windows on its default
     screen will not be affected.

     (Please understand that ":0" indicates the X server to connect
     to.  An X server connection can create windows on any supported
     screen.  The ".0" or ".1" suffix indicates the default screen
     upon which windows will be created.  Understand that even when your
     display is set to ":0.0", you can still create windows on screens
     other than screen 0.)

  o  The only way an application can "notice" the bug (and hence have
     problems) is if glXIsDirect is used to figure out if there is a
     nondirect OpenGL rendering context or if you do some operation
     that can be done only in a direct rendering OpenGL context (such
     as swap barriers).

  o  If you do a glXMakeCurrent to a window on a nondefault screen,
     you may end up using GLX protocol to send OpenGL rendering
     requests to that window.  If so, this would be a significant
     performance hit.  Unfortunately, this has not been verified.

I believe that the actual exposure to this bug is limited by these facts:

  o  Bug does NOT affect single-pipe machines.

  o  Bug affects ONLY InfiniteReality and OCTANE systems with named
     patches.

  o  Bug matters ONLY to applications that create windows on
     nondefault screens.  Multipipe IRIS Performer applications definitely
     do this, but few other OpenGL applications (unless specifically coded
     to do so) will create windows on nondefault screens.

  o  To fail, the application must do something that would be allowed
     on only a direct rendering OpenGL context.  Examples of which I'm
     aware include:

        Use of GLX swap_barrier extension.
        Operating incorrectly if glXIsDirect returns false.


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On Dec 31, 11:39am, Scott Brabson wrote:
> Subject: Re: Re: Setting color of Geosets in MultiProcess mode??
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>

> Since I retrieve a pointer to geoset in the app process via a traverser
> I then set the color by making the following calls.
>
> {
> pfVec4    color;

Aha!
This creates the data off the stack, it is created when you make the
call and infact vanishes (well could be reused) when you leave the
routine unless you make it static, so the code is bad even for single
processing mode, it would be OK if this were from main, but here
you are quickly out of the scope of the data.
In MP mode it will never exist in the other processes and will
certainly have different contents. In fact the pointer passed to the
cull & draw is useless in MP mode.

>
> color.set(1.0f, 1.0f, 1.0f, 1.0f);
> geoset->setAttr(PFGS_COLOR4, PFGS_OVERALL,color, NULL);
>
> }
> What else could I do differently?

You need to do something like:
pfVec4 *color;

color = (pfVec4*) new(sizeof(pfVec4), pfGetSharedArena()) pfMemory;
color->set(1.0f, 1.0f, 1.0f, 1.0f);
geoset->setAttr(PFGS_COLOR4, PFGS_OVERALL,color, NULL);

You'd probably also be OK if you created the geoset before the
pfConfig call and never bothered with the pfGetSharedArena(),
if you get the memory off the heap.

>
> I attached the program if you want to run it.

Please, no more big executables :-)

Cheers,Angus.

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Subject: Bug in PFEN_WIREFRAME

hi Folks,

There seems to be a bug in PFEN_WIREFRAME
on my IR.  I recently ported an application 
from my RE2 to my IR which uses OGL.
a toggle which worked fine on the RE2
doesn't work but gives no error messages on
my IR:

            case XK_W :
                        pfDisable(PFEN_WIREFRAME);
                        break;
            case XK_w :
                        pfEnable(PFEN_WIREFRAME); 
                        break;
 
this is pretty simple stuff so I thought it 
might be a bug?

Thanks,

ballard andrews
computing
brookhaven lab
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