Command Line Parameters for the Direct3D Mobile Performance Test (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)
1/6/2010
The Direct3D Mobile Performance Test executes the s tux -o -d D3DM_PerfTest command line on default execution. To perform in-depth testing of your driver, you may customize the test run with any of the following command line parameters.
| Command line parameter | Description |
|---|---|
-? |
Displays command line parameters for this test. |
-swdevice dll_name |
If present, loads the specified driver library. Otherwise, the default device will be used, if present. |
-notex |
Disable texture mapping. The default is texture mapping enabled. |
-norotate |
Disable sphere rotation between frames. This allows for consistent comparisons between transformed and untransformed performance runs. |
-procvert |
Use ProcessVertices for transformation and lighting. |
-notrans |
Use pre-transformed and lit vertices. Equivalent to using -norotate and -procvert. |
-dip |
Use DrawIndexedPrimitive. By default, DrawPrimitive is used. |
-list |
Use Triangle Lists. By default, Triangle Strips are used. |
-light # |
Number of lights to display. Must be 0, 1, 2, or 3. Use 0 to use PreLit vertices. By default, 1 light is used. |
-frames # |
Number of frames to run before exiting. Use -1 for infinite run. By default, 200 frames are run. |
-output # |
Number of frames to run between outputting information. Use -1 for no during-run output. By default, no during-run output is produced (default value of -1). |
-stripsize ## |
Specify size of strip (width, height). Numbers must be divisible by two. This is the number of vertices in each dimension. The number of polygons displayed will be approximately (2 * width * height polygons); extra polygons may be added to the end of each row to allow the sphere to be rendered from a single strip. The exact number of polygons used will be provided in the output. By default, width is set to 20, and height is set to 20. |
-stripnum # |
Number of strips to display. By default, 20 strips are displayed. |
-log type |
Specify output location of performance log:
|
-csvfile file_name |
Specify the .csv file name while logging to .csv file |