08-01-2012, 07:06 PM
With a restart, the chunks are already generated (inside the world folder) so it takes much less time. But the generator speed is terrible.
I just got my RasPi, and I found out that compiling in debug (using "make" command) gives about 3-4 chunks per second generator performance, and compiling in release (using "make release=1" command) makes the server crash upon startup for unknown reasons. Probably some gcc optimization that doesn't work on the Pi. I brought the entire thing to work with me so that my colleagues can play with it, they might give me some help with this as they're more Linux-educated than me. I really hope to see the release build running, it should have a decent speed increase over debug (on Win, the difference is about 8-fold)
I just got my RasPi, and I found out that compiling in debug (using "make" command) gives about 3-4 chunks per second generator performance, and compiling in release (using "make release=1" command) makes the server crash upon startup for unknown reasons. Probably some gcc optimization that doesn't work on the Pi. I brought the entire thing to work with me so that my colleagues can play with it, they might give me some help with this as they're more Linux-educated than me. I really hope to see the release build running, it should have a decent speed increase over debug (on Win, the difference is about 8-fold)