| CompositingRenderTargetOGL.cpp |
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4119 |
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| CompositingRenderTargetOGL.h |
Create a render target around the default FBO, for rendering straight to
the window.
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7642 |
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| CompositorOGL.cpp |
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| CompositorOGL.h |
Interface for pools of temporary gl textures for the compositor.
The textures are fully owned by the pool, so the latter is responsible
calling fDeleteTextures accordingly.
Users of GetTexture receive a texture that is only valid for the duration
of the current frame.
This is primarily intended for direct texturing APIs that need to attach
shared objects (such as an EGLImage) to a gl texture.
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15753 |
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| DMABUFTextureClientOGL.cpp |
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1753 |
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| DMABUFTextureClientOGL.h |
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1474 |
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| DMABUFTextureHostOGL.cpp |
aNormalizedUvs |
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| DMABUFTextureHostOGL.h |
A TextureHost for shared class DMABufSurface;
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2209 |
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| EGLImageHelpers.cpp |
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1575 |
- |
| EGLImageHelpers.h |
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678 |
- |
| MacIOSurfaceTextureClientOGL.cpp |
|
3988 |
- |
| MacIOSurfaceTextureClientOGL.h |
|
1792 |
- |
| MacIOSurfaceTextureHostOGL.cpp |
aNormalizedUvs |
11736 |
- |
| MacIOSurfaceTextureHostOGL.h |
A TextureHost for shared MacIOSurface
Most of the logic actually happens in MacIOSurfaceTextureSourceOGL.
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2797 |
- |
| OGLShaderConfig.h |
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6665 |
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| OGLShaderProgram.cpp |
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41335 |
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| OGLShaderProgram.h |
This struct represents the shaders that make up a program and the uniform
and attribute parmeters that those shaders take.
It is used by ShaderProgramOGL.
Use the factory method GetProfileFor to create instances.
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| TextureClientOGL.cpp |
single-buffer mode |
10712 |
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| TextureClientOGL.h |
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4915 |
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| TextureHostOGL.cpp |
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| TextureHostOGL.h |
TextureHost implementations for the OpenGL backend.
Note that it is important to be careful about the ownership model with
the OpenGL backend, due to some widget limitation on Linux: before
the nsIWidget associated with our OpenGL context has been completely
deleted, every resource belonging to the OpenGL context MUST have been
released. At the moment the teardown sequence happens in the middle of
the nsIWidget's destructor, meaning that at a given moment we must be
able to easily find and release all the GL resources.
The point is: be careful about the ownership model and limit the number
of objects sharing references to GL resources to make the tear down
sequence as simple as possible.
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