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-<think>
-Okay, I'm looking at this bug report about QEMU's qemu-monitor having a slow screendump. The user mentioned that it's using 10-20% CPU on one core even for small captures. They pointed out that most of the CPU usage comes from libpixman, which has been reported to be 8 times slower in newer releases. 
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-The Valgrind report shows high Ir numbers, mostly from libpixman functions like pixman_image_composite32 and memcpy operations. The user tried to figure out where the display buffer starts but couldn't find it easily. They suggested using the existing pixman_image_t structure to directly copy pixels into a PPM or BMP file without relying on libpixman, which they think would be more efficient.
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-The bug was marked as expired due to lack of recent activity, but if still valid, the user might want to reconsider.
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-Now, categorizing this. The issue is about the performance of the graphic-related functionality in QEMU's monitor. Since it's related to how graphics are handled and rendered, the appropriate category would be "graphic".
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