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<jpoiret>
alright, took a bit of time but using the newest libva did it! thank you emersion, i guess learning more about the whole graphics stack under wayland will have to wait until the next breakage
<pq>
DemiMarieObenour[m], I think it would be good if you started looking at performance benchmark numbers, before you start discussing solving problems that seem purely theoretical. If there is no measurable benefit, then why bother. A "performance penalty" is only a penalty if the cost is observable and significant compared to some metric.
<pq>
I have a really hard time imagining how either wl_map wasting memory or the overhead of a hashmap + heap over IDs could make a difference.
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<DemiMarieObenour[m]>
pq: good idea
<pq>
DemiMarieObenour[m], I would also underline the "compared to some metric". One can always construct artificial microbenchmarks that show a huge difference, but the real question is, is that difference significant in real use cases too.
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