Re: [Public WebGL] getContext multiple context language

[stephen white <steve@adam.com.au>]

On 27/01/2010, at 1:39 AM, Chris Marrin wrote:
> I  think this should be more forceful. I think the last sentence  
> would be better as: "A given context API specification shall define  
> under what conditions, if any, it is able to perform simultaneous  
> rendering. If it does, it must describe the synchronization behavior  
> with respect to all other active contexts."


Here is an interesting multi-context scenario that popped into my mind  
last night. Currently some vertex/fragment shaders will fall back to  
software, while others will be hardware. It would be interesting if  
some of the drawing could be done in hardware and some in software,  
such that the bulk of the image can be accelerated and the finer  
detail being added in by the more capable software renderer.


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  steve@adam.com.au


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