OpenGL Benchmark program 'oglbench'
 This is a benchmark program for OpenGL for Windows NT/95.
 The result is saved as text file.

Usage:
 oglbench [options]

Command line Options:
 -loop n       : 'n' is integer number to specify the number of execute.
                 if negative number is specified, this benchmark will
                 be running forever.
 -f filename   : 'filename' is the filename to save result.
                 Default filename is 'result.ogl'.
 -def filename : 'filename' is the setting file that it read.
                 Default filename is 'pass.def'.
 -quarter      : Reduce running time to one quarter.
                 On 486DX2 66MHz system without any accelerator board,
                 running time will be more than 24 hours without this
                 option.
 -no_autopass  : Disable to auto check of support function.
 -statusonly   : Only status output.
 -nocount      : A display of the stepping number is deterred to title bar.
 -test         : drawing test.
 -zbits n      : 'n' is integer number to designed the number of Z-buffer
                 bits. 
 -help         : Display help message.

Testing definition file 'pass.def':
 This file allows you to set limits to specifying items when it exists
 in the current directory of run-time.
 If this file is not found, all tests will be executed.
  -'#' means comment line.
  -Specify 'enable' or 'disable' at top of file.
   If 'disable' is specified, all settings will be disabled in file.
  -Specify 'pass' or 'go' for each testing component.
   'go' or '1' executes that test and 'pass' or '0' passes it.

Results:
 Assuming SGI ONYX RealityEngineII as 100.0
  -Specification of reference system
     OS: IRIX 5.2
     Clock: 150MHz
     CPU: MIPS R4400 Processor Chip Revision 5.0
     FPU: MIPS R4010 Floating Point Chip Revision 0.0
     Data cache size: 16KByte
     Instruction cache size: 16KByte
     Secondary unified instruction/data cache size: 1MByte
     Main memory size: 256MByte, 2-way interleaved

Others:
 Same benchmark for IRIX and AlphaPC is available.
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                                           Hiroshi Yoshida
                                           ysd@din.or.jp