kc3-lang/angle/extensions/ANGLE_explicit_context.txt

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  Date : 2018-04-27T11:48:14
  

  Add initial specification for EGL_ANGLE_explicit_context Extension
  
  Adds formal specification for the unimplemented EGL_ANGLE_explicit_context
  extension. This extension will introduce alternate entry points that allow
  us to specify the context during the gl function call, so we can avoid
  looking it up in TLS.
  
  Bug: angleproject:1395
  Change-Id: I6060c02b8edf586dc2443b563e2d292c00e4fbb7
  Reviewed-on: https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/1033577
  Commit-Queue: Geoff Lang <geofflang@chromium.org>
  Reviewed-by: Jamie Madill <jmadill@chromium.org>
  Reviewed-by: Geoff Lang <geofflang@chromium.org>
  

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• extensions/ANGLE_explicit_context.txt

• Name
  
      ANGLE_explicit_context
  
  Name Strings
  
      GL_ANGLE_explicit_context
  
  Contributors
  
      Brandon Jones, Intel
  
  Contacts
  
      Brandon Jones, Intel (brandon1.jones 'at' intel 'dot' com)
  
  Status
  
      Complete.
  
  Version
  
      Version 1, 2018-5-22
  
  Number
  
      GL Extension XXX
  
  Dependencies
  
      OpenGL ES 3.1 is required.
  
      EGL_ANGLE_explicit_context is required.
  
  Overview
  
      This extension adds new OpenGL ES entry points that allow the user to pass the current EGL
      context as a function parameter. This allows users to skip lookup of the thread's current
      context upon entry.
  
  New Types
  
      typedef void* GLeglContextANGLE
  
  New Procedures and Functions
  
      For every OpenGL ES entry point available in OpenGL ES 2.0, 3.0 and 3.1, an additional entry
      point is made available. The entry points have the form of:
  
      <return value> gl<entry point name>ContextANGLE(GLeglContextANGLE context, <entry point parameters>)
  
      If a function already has an extension suffix, this form still applies.
  
  New Tokens
  
      None.
  
  Additions to Chapter 2 of the OpenGL ES 3.1 Specification (OpenGL ES Fundamentals)
  
      The ContextANGLE entry points allow the user to pass the current EGL context as a function
      parameter to provide better performance than looking up the current EGL context at every GL
      entry point.
  
      Calls made with an explicit context provide no additional validation for the passed context
      parameter.
  
      Calls made with an explicit context will generate errors under the same conditions as they
      would without an explicit context. Any instances of undefined behaviour without specifying
      an explicit context are still undefined when specifying an explicit context.
  
      When an EGL context that is not current is explicitly passed, the resulting behavior is
      undefined.
  
  Issues
  
      None.
  
  Revision History
  
      Version 1, 2018-5-22 (Brandon Jones)
          - Initial draft

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