Mention that the performance fix described is in 2.7.99.901.

diff --git a/src/intel/performance_measurement.mdwn b/src/intel/performance_measurement.mdwn
index ce5ffd1cb8941d0acb9b42142f86a779ec459d7c..6b6cfc56d8d74b56a8af6ec398c8f2d3179ba34a 100644 (file)
--- a/src/intel/performance_measurement.mdwn
+++ b/src/intel/performance_measurement.mdwn
@@ -184,7 +184,8 @@ Then, after my simple just-use-malloc patch I get:
 Here the xlib result has improved from 194 seconds to 81
 seconds. That's a 2.4x improvement, and fast enough to now play the
 movie without skipping. It's very satisfying to validate performance
-patches with real-world application code like this. (Of course,
+patches with real-world application code like this. This commit is in
+the recent 2.7.99.901 or the Intel driver, by the way. (Of course,
 there's still a 1.8x slowdown of the xlib backend compared to the
 image backend, so there's still more to be fixed here.)