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an <init> exception.
Also adding current thread name.
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(boolean)success instead.
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96af6c9bf2d683115996 moved the creation of the AWTGraphicsConfiguration,
GLDrawable and GLContext to the GLCanvas constructor.
This disabled recreation, removeNotify()/addNotify() after 1st addNotify(),
since the drawable/context were already set to null.
Smart recreation, ie not destroying the resources completly:
1 - drawable
2 - context
3 - AWTGraphicsConfiguration's Device (X11: Display)
is not possible, since removeNotify() is the only destroy notification
we have from AWT, which would leave the above resources open -> leak.
This is especially true for (3), since the device is created 'on the fly'.
In NEWT we use lazy creation/destroy and are able to keep the references alive.
A remodelling of AbstractGraphicsConfiguration would be required,
which indeed would be overkill.
Simple solution is to move the creation block back to addNotify()
but before 'super.addNotify()', since it needs our chosen AWTGraphicsConfiguration.
Also flagging sendReshape in addNotify().
Added test case com.jogamp.test.junit.jogl.awt.TestAWT03GLCanvasRecreate01.
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pause()/resume() so it becomes a non critical to multithreading, hence display() or state change needs to be synced
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simple GLSLShader test.
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429, 428 and 405
Fixes bugs WGL pixelformat related bugs:
http://jogamp.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=397
http://jogamp.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=410
http://jogamp.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=429
http://jogamp.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=428
http://jogamp.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=405
Tested on Window7-x86 (amd/nvidia), WinXP-x32-VirtualBox.
Solution:
Cleaned up X11/GLX code to use it as a correct boilerplate
for the new WGL selection, which now duplicates the same behavior.
X11/GLX and WGL follow the common logic:
- 1st try:
- get GLCapabilities based on users GLCapabilities
- setting recommendedIndex as preferred choice
- 2nd try:
- get all GLCapabilities available
- no preferred recommendedIndex available
If no recommendedIndex has been selected and no chooser has been passed,
we use the DefaultGLCapabilitiesChooser.
Choose the GLCapabilities if a chooser is given (or see above).
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class HINSTANCE is acquired at static initialization
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NativeWindow+JOGL/Windows: Complete Opaque types
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cause a SIGSEGV at JVM exit.
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to simplify usage.
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SIGSEGV on AMD
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Consider use cases with many drawables and no drawables at start,
this had to be reflected all over this patch set, implementation,
usage and test cases.
- GLAnimatorControl
- refine API doc / states
- add 'void remove(GLAutoDrawable drawable);'
- Animator*:
- using RecursiveLock 'stateSync' for all actions out of the big synchronized (animator) block:
- get status methods (thread, isPaused, ..), hence no more synchronized
- display drawables change, utilizing synced ArrayList swap
This removes the need for volatiles usage shouldPause/shouldStop within the display method.
- added blocking wait for state change for add(GLAutoDrawable)/remove(GLAutoDrawable) method
- remove flawed double checked locking in anim thread (pause/idle condition)
- thread is now a daemon thread, hence it won't hinder the JVM from shutdown
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- Animator use change:
- Always resume after pause, except in case of final destroy -> NEWT invalidate / GLCanvas,
this considers use cases with many drawables and no drawables at start.
- GLDrawableHelper: Don't pause at implicit dispose()
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resource at recreation or it's possible other drawables
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AnimatorControl to pause rendering.
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for Canvas. ; Adding FSAA test.
Canvas/X11:
The Canvas GraphicsConfiguraton should be chosen before the native peer is being created.
Choosing AWT GraphicsConfiguration (all platforms):
Don't filter our capabilities with 'AWTGraphicsConfiguration.setupCapabilitiesRGBABits(capsChosen, gc)',
not necessary (see above) and it would remove ourrequired alpha channel.
Canvas display():
Don't render if drawable is not realized (yet).
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made references created in double checked locks volatile.
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and getChosenCapabilities() return immutable instances. Add cloneCapabilities() to create a mutable clone of an immutable set of capabilities.
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eliminates the cloning that was occuring for each swap buffer call.
This is the first step in implementing immutable Capabilities.
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NEWTEventConsumer and AWTTreeLock
The unit test for NEWTEventConsumer and AWTTreeLock,
tests previous commit 'JAWTWindow: Avoid AWTTreeLock' b0b1e3fb9c0f915cdf8d237c0f61a9d08ca83b01
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Unregister the shutdown hook if called manually (recommended!).
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Use native implementation for getLocationOnScreen() if available.
If unavailable call AWT's implementation only in case the AWT TreeLock is hold by this thread.
Finalize methods ..
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NativeWindow X11.
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NEWT WindowsWindow GetRelativeLocation() native implementation to GDI as well.
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NEWT's removed:
Window: destoy(boolean unrecoverable)
Display/Screen: get/set DestroyWhenUnused(boolean)
We behave as follows:
- Window.destroy() always decr Screen's reference counter,
which issues destruction when reached zero.
Then Screen does the same for Display ..
- Window.destroy() keeps alive all references,
hence it can be always recreated via setVisible(true).
- Window.destroy() ensures Display's EDT is stopped
if display is destroyed.
- Window.invalidate() actually removes all Object reference,
hence it cannot be recreated or used after it.
This method exist to support a way to cleanup memory, GC.
All test passed on Linux/X11 and Windows
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not available ..
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AWT wait period.
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Preparation to support multiple devices on one machine,
hence adding the unitID a unique ID/index of the associated GPU, or GPU affinity.
Adding getUniqueID() to return a cached semantic unique string id for the device.
This was removed from the temp. impl in JOGL's GLContext, added unitID.
All other changes just adapt to the above.
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(visibility, displayed)
Ensure that at least one frame has been rendered after returning from the functions.
This removes the hack of polling a while for a rendered frame.
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device.
AbstractGraphicsDevice's 'connection' and 'type' attribute is used as a unique key
to map GLProfiles and GLContext's major/profile -> major/minor/profile mapping.
Eager initialiaztion as well as lazy is supported to maintain a simple API.
This is currently tested on X11, where one app display NEWT/GL window and content
on the local and remote device.
See TestRemoteWindow01NEWT.java and TestRemoteGLWindows01NEWT.java
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