Results of Skia's nanobench for each of available configs.
The RPi4 board was using default clocks and was provided adequate power and cooling. The tests were conducted on fully-updated Raspbian Buster.
Skia was built with https://github.com/google/skia/commit/1e03b6b10e89fc54f379df4b2d705b1c64e2e0d6
I'd love to test with RPi3B and RPi3B+ that I have, but my charger and PSU seem to be too weak, as both boards report "under voltage" condition.
There's also the (compressed) nanobench binary included in here as well and the script that contains cmdline that created atatched files. Running the full benchmark took about 5.5h on RPi4, not using any threading options.
The best way to browse this is to clone the gist locally:
git clone [email protected]:fe4340c9c3ebab32934277216a74dc11
and read it this way.
Not all the files have produced output.
Hi Janisosaur, sorry to be late to the party but would you mind sharing how did you build Skia for Raspberry PI? Thanks!