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183) How can I most quickly send an image to the X server?
The fastest mechanism may be to use an XImage and the shared-memory extension to reduce the transmission time. The MIT-SHM code, documentation, and example client programs can be found on the X11R5 source tape; many vendors also support the extension. If bandwidth is a problem, the X Image Extension has facilities for transmitting compressed images.
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