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-[[meta title="Using opannotate to make sense of profiles"]]
+[[!meta title="Using opannotate to make sense of profiles"]]
 
-[[tag exa performance xorg]]
+[[!tag exa performance xorg]]
 
 After I recently posted some surprising
 [[profiles|mozilla_i965_profiles]], I received useful feedback from
 Michel Dänzer, Adam Jackson, and Eric Anholt. There was general
-agreement that the i965_prepare_composite function is generally stupid
+agreement that the `i965_prepare_composite` function is generally stupid
 about acting synchronously in order to reuse a single state buffer,
 and that this shouldn't be too hard to optimize. Options include using
 a ring of buffers and synchronizing only when wrapping around and also