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- gl2.h: adding ifndef core extension and profiles for gluegen
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2010-03-04, gl2ext.h 2010-11-03
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- all: changed 'TYPE name[3]' -> 'TYPE * name' for gluegen
- gl.h: adding ifndef core extension and profiles for gluegen
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2010-03-04, glext.h 2010-07-27
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- eglplatform.h: if platform not recognized, use 'void pointer' for EGLNativeDisplayType, EGLNativeWindowType and EGLNativePixmapType
- egl.h: adding ifndef core extension for gluegen and eglGetProcAddress
- eglext.h: adding EGL_NV_texture_rectangle, EGL_NV_system_time, EGL_NV_omx_il_sink, EGL_RMSURFACE_NV
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eglplatform 2010-08-25
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digg it
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makeCurrentImpl/releaseImpl with X11 Error Handle
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Seperated unit tests (newt/awt/headless)
- no more *CORE* tests
- junit.run.newt.headless: all NEWT headless (no-AWT) tests,
without any AWT classes and with -Djava.awt.headless=true.
Disabled for 'isOSX'.
- junit.run.newt: all NEWT non AWT tests (same as above),
but with full AWT. This test is not enabled via junit.run.
Disabled for 'isOSX'.
- junit.run.awt: all AWT tests without NEWT
- using newt.event.jar to add AWT agnostic NEWT event adapter
- junit.run.newt.awt: all NEWT + AWT tests
- junit.run: junit.run.newt.headless,junit.run.awt,junit.run.newt.awt
- swizzling around a few tests to achieve the above:
TEST rules:
- A runnable unit test must start with 'Test'
- Only pure NEWT tests must have 'NEWT' in their name
- AWT tests must have 'AWT' in their name.
- AWT + NEWT tests must have '.newt.' in their package name, hence
- Pure AWT tests (without NEWT) must not have '.newt.' in their package name
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Lifecycle.reparentActionPre()/reparentActionPost() -> pauseRenderingAction()/resumeRenderingAction()
for a more generic use, ie reparenting and screen mode change.
ScreenMode change: No more visibility/fullscreen changes, no more locking,
just pause/resume animation.
X11 ScreenMode set: move from thread/wait to simple polling over time (timeout)
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ScreenModeUtil fix:
- return 'null' for an empty list, check if list is null or empty.
- remove 'validate'
Window: TIMEOUT_NATIVEWINDOW 500 -> 1000 ms
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Fix context scanning
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Ie on 3.0 NVidia systems, trying to create a 4.1 context leads
to a BadAlloc X11 error.
A prev patch disabled the X11 error handler, to reduce sideeffects.
In case AWT is not being used, the BadAlloc isn't catched and the JVM freezes
within the native function call.
Decorating context scanning with NativeWindow's 'setX11ErrorHandler' solves this issue.
Simplifications
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X11: always try a direct context. If this is not possible due to the display connection,
an indirect is being used anyways. Hence 'createContext(boolean direct)' -> 'createImpl()'.
X11/WGL: Simplify the context creation logic a bit.
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'setGLFunctionAvailability' call while scanning all available context.
.. also reorder context scanning from low -> high
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.. and a little cleanup in the X11 SharedResourceRunner
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DEBUG strings w/ thread name
nativewindow.TraceLock -> nativewindow.debug.ToolkitLock.TraceLock
Sync Xmisc (DummyWindow) with NEWT's creation
test scripts: awt and non-awt usage
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focus click won't be counted
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Fix ScreenMode
- Avoid NPE/Out-of-memory: Return zero sized NewIntArrays instead of NULL.
Fix Windows Build
- ScreenMode still has a regression
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with AMD drivers
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Reduce (performance/footprint) overhead of ProcAddressTable recreation,
instead use a hashmap (major, minor, profile) -> ProcAddressTable.
Remove GL2ES12 implementation profile, redundant.
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--------------------------------------------------
Per default, creating a NEWT Display tries to reuse an existing one
to match the native platform display semantics closer.
The 'key' for a Display reuse is it's FQN.
The difference with the old 'reusage' is the removal of the TLS binding,
hence we use a global pool.
The user is able to 'override' this 'reuse' behavior with
'NewtFactory.createDisplay(String name, boolean reuse)'.
However, it is not recommended for AMD drivers (see above).
Screen's are always reused if possible.
The 'key' for a Screen reuse is it's FQN,
hence it's reuse depends on the Display reuse.
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X11Util:
Removed TLS semantics, since TLS name -> dpy mapping is erroneous at this point.
Added lists for open connections (for optional later shutdown).
AbstractGraphicsDevice interface and implementations:
Adding 'close()' method allowing native implementations the ability
to close the native resource, ie X11GraphicsDevice.
This becomes necessary for 'on the fly' created X11 Display connections,
ie in X11AWTGLXGraphicsConfigurationFactory, which enables closing.
Utilize 'close' call in use cases: GLCanvas, GLJPanel and AWTCanvas.
Remove active X11 Display creation in X11JAWTWindow,
as a last resort, use the X11SunJDKReflection method.
Used for reference only, not active rendering etc,
mostly for on the fly AWT parenting in NewtFactoryAWT.
However, these 'on the fly' references are erroneous and should be remodelled,
ie passice and active X11GraphicsDevice's ..
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Each GLDrawableFactory implementation provides a shutdownInstance() method,
issued by GLProfile.
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Use GLProfile's AWT available status.
If mode == AWT, then the AWTThreadingPlugin must be available, else throw exception.
Made AWTThreadingPlugin's 'isOpenGLThread' compatible with 'invokeOnOpenGLThread'.
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- Fix AnimatorBase: Finally using 'com.jogamp.opengl.util.AWTAnimatorImpl',
wrong FQN lead to never use it, hence deadlock in case of AWT usage (AWT-EDT).
- Animator
- remove volatile for synced state isAnimated
- new state isPaused, since shouldPause give the wrong answer for isPaused()
- Cleanup wait condition for lifecycle tasks (start/stop/pause/resume)
- 'AnimatorImpl' -> 'DefaultAnimatorImpl implements AnimatorBase.AnimatorImpl'
- 'AWTAnimatorImpl implements AnimatorBase.AnimatorImpl',
hence no derivation of a complete overwritten AnimatorImpl needed.
- GLWindow.destroyActionPreLock()
- Stop animator if unrecoverable, else pause only.
Tests:
- No explicit animator stop, hence tests implicit stop/pause
by GLDrawableHelper and/or GLWindow.
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- 'destroyAction' -> 'destroyActionPreLock' 'destroyActionInLock',
to be able to stop animation before locking.
GLDrawableHelper.invokeGL() dispose case (initAction == null):
- pause animator if animating before makeCurrent (locking)
GLCanvas/GLJPanel dispose: recreate case
- resume animator if was animating
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NativeWindowFactory added nonAWT ToolkitLock create method
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Analysis of glXMakeCurrent freeze on ATI fglrx 8.78.6
- Workaround in TestGLWindows01NEWT: same create/destroy order
- Prove bug with simple native test app: jogl/test/native/displayMultiple02.c
Misc:
- Reverted d52181032830acdd5e4069a41ccd0daff5922d8a, ie reenable x11IOErrorHandler (nativewindow)
- GLDrawableHelper: methods -> final
- X11Util.NamedDisplay: remove unused RecursiveLock, Cloneable
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