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-75- Why does my GL application run slower on newer SGI hardware than it did on older SGI hardware?
Date: 8 Mar 1997 00:00:01 CST One probable explanation is that your program is using IrisGL (sometimes referred to as just "GL") rather than OpenGL. Starting with Impact graphics, SGI graphics hardware is optimized for native OpenGL. IrisGL calls are executed through an emulation layer known as IGLOO, or "IrisGL On OpenGL." This layer of emulation reduces performance. The best solution is to port your program to OpenGL.
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