* Using centralized quirk identifier enables us to * locate code dealing w/ it and hence eases it's maintenance. *
*
* Some GL_VENDOR and GL_RENDERER strings are
* listed here
discard command leads to undefined behavior or won't get compiled if being used.
*
* Appears to have happened on Nvidia Tegra2, but seems to be fine now.
* FIXME: Constrain version.
*
* Currently, Mesa >= 9.1.3 (may extend back as far as 9.0) OpenGL 3.1 compatibility * context is not compliant. Most programs will give completely broken output (or no * output at all. For now, this context is not trusted. *
* The above has been confirmed for the following Mesa 9.* GL_RENDERER strings: *
* It still has to be verified whether the AMD OpenGL 3.1 core driver is compliant enought.
*/
public static final int GLNonCompliant = 6;
/**
* The OpenGL context needs a glFlush() before releasing it, otherwise driver may freeze:
*
* Some drivers may require X11 displays to be closed in the same order as they were created, * some may not allow them to be closed at all while resources are being used somehow. *
** Drivers known exposing such bug: *
Mesa X11, not with GLX/DRI renderer.* See Bug 515 - https://jogamp.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=515 * and {@link jogamp.nativewindow.x11.X11Util#ATI_HAS_XCLOSEDISPLAY_BUG}. *
** See Bug 705 - https://jogamp.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=705 *
*/ public static final int DontCloseX11Display = 8; /** * Need current GL context when calling new ARB pixel format query functions, * otherwise driver crashes the VM. ** Drivers known exposing such bug: *
* See Bug 480 - https://jogamp.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=480 *
*/ public static final int NeedCurrCtx4ARBPixFmtQueries = 9; /** * Need current GL context when calling new ARB CreateContext function, * otherwise driver crashes the VM. ** Drivers known exposing such bug: *
12.102.3.0 ( amd_catalyst_13.5_mobility_beta2 )
* See Bug 706 - https://jogamp.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=706
* See Bug 520 - https://jogamp.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=520
*
* Also enabled via {@link #BuggyColorRenderbuffer}. *
*
* Quirk can also be enabled via property: jogl.fbo.force.min.
*
* X11 Mesa DRI Intel(R) driver >= 9.2.1 cannot handle multithreaded shared GLContext usage * with non-blocking exclusive X11 display connections. * References: *
* However, not all multithreaded use-cases are broken, e.g. our GLMediaPlayer does work. *
* The above has been confirmed for the following Mesa 9.* strings: ** On Android 4.*, Huawei's Ascend G615 w/ Immersion.16 could not make a shared context * current, which uses a pbuffer drawable: *
*
*/ public static final int GLSharedContextBuggy = 14; /** * Bug 925 - Accept an ES3 Context, if reported via GL-Version-String w/o {@link EGLExt#EGL_OPENGL_ES3_BIT_KHR}. ** The ES3 Context can be used via {@link EGL#EGL_OPENGL_ES2_BIT}. *
** The ES3 Context {@link EGL#eglCreateContext(long, long, long, java.nio.IntBuffer) must be created} with version attributes: *
* EGL.EGL_CONTEXT_CLIENT_VERSION, 2, ..
*
*
* * Subsequent calls to {@link EGL#eglGetDisplay(long)} fail. *
** Reusing global EGL display works. *
** The quirk is autodetected within EGLDrawableFactory's initial default device setup! *
** Appears on: *
* Appears on: *
* final AbstractGraphicsDevice adevice = GLDrawableFactory.getDesktopFactory(); // or similar
* if( GLRendererQuirks.existStickyDeviceQuirk(adevice, GLRendererQuirks.NoMultiSamplingBuffers) ) {
* // don't use MSAA
* }
*
*/
public static final int NoMultiSamplingBuffers = 17;
/**
* Buggy FBO color renderbuffer target,
* i.e. driver may crash.
* * Appears on: *
* Note: Also enables {@link #NoFullFBOSupport}. *
** Note: GLFBODrawable always uses texture attachments if set. *
*
* Quirk can also be enabled via property: jogl.fbo.force.nocolorrenderbuffer.
*
* Some drivers wrongly claim to support pbuffers * with accumulation buffers. However, the creation of such pbuffer fails: *
* com.jogamp.opengl.GLException: pbuffer creation error: Couldn't find a suitable pixel format
*
*
* * Appears on: *
* Usually synchronization should not be required, if the shared GL objects
* are created and immutable before concurrent usage.
* However, using drivers exposing this issue always require the user to
* synchronize access of shared GL objects.
*
* Synchronization can be avoided if accessing the shared GL objects * exclusively via a queue or {@link com.jogamp.common.util.Ringbuffer Ringbuffer}, see GLMediaPlayerImpl as an example. *
** Appears on: *
* See Bug 1088 - https://jogamp.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=1088 *
*/ public static final int NeedSharedObjectSync = 20; /** * No reliable ARB_create_context implementation, * even if driver claims otherwise. ** Some drivers wrongly claim to support ARB_create_context. * However, the creation of such context fails: *
* com.jogamp.opengl.GLException: AWT-EventQueue-0: WindowsWGLContex.createContextImpl ctx !ARB, profile > GL2
* requested (OpenGL >= 3.0.1). Requested: GLProfile[GL3bc/GL3bc.hw], current: 2.1 (Compat profile, FBO, hardware)
* - 2.1.8787
*
*
* * Appears on: *
* See OpenGL spec 3.0, chapter 2.1 OpenGL Fundamentals, page 7 or
* OpenGL ES spec 3.0.2, chapter 2.1 OpenGL Fundamentals, page 6:
*
* It is possible to use a GL context without a default framebuffer, in which case
* a framebuffer object must be used to perform all rendering. This is useful for
* applications neeting to perform offscreen rendering.
*
*
* * The feature will be attempted at initialization and this quirk will be set if failing. *
** Known drivers failing the specification: *
* The {@link AbstractGraphicsDevice}s are mapped via their {@link AbstractGraphicsDevice#getUniqueID()}. *
** Not thread safe. *
* @see #areSameStickyDevice(AbstractGraphicsDevice, AbstractGraphicsDevice) */ public static GLRendererQuirks getStickyDeviceQuirks(final AbstractGraphicsDevice device) { final String key = device.getUniqueID(); final GLRendererQuirks has = stickyDeviceQuirks.get(key); final GLRendererQuirks res; if( null == has ) { res = new GLRendererQuirks(); stickyDeviceQuirks.put(key, res); } else { res = has; } return res; } /** * Returns true if both devices have the same {@link AbstractGraphicsDevice#getUniqueID()}, * otherwise false. */ public static boolean areSameStickyDevice(final AbstractGraphicsDevice device1, final AbstractGraphicsDevice device2) { return device1.getUniqueID() == device2.getUniqueID(); // uses .intern()! } /** * {@link #addQuirk(int) Adding given quirk} of sticky {@link AbstractGraphicsDevice}'s {@link GLRendererQuirks}. ** Not thread safe. *
* @see #getStickyDeviceQuirks(AbstractGraphicsDevice) */ public static void addStickyDeviceQuirk(final AbstractGraphicsDevice device, final int quirk) throws IllegalArgumentException { final GLRendererQuirks sq = getStickyDeviceQuirks(device); sq.addQuirk(quirk); } /** * {@link #addQuirks(int[], int, int) Adding given quirks} of sticky {@link AbstractGraphicsDevice}'s {@link GLRendererQuirks}. ** Not thread safe. *
* @see #getStickyDeviceQuirks(AbstractGraphicsDevice) */ public static void addStickyDeviceQuirks(final AbstractGraphicsDevice device, final int[] quirks, final int offset, final int len) throws IllegalArgumentException { final GLRendererQuirks sq = getStickyDeviceQuirks(device); sq.addQuirks(quirks, offset, len); } /** * {@link #addQuirks(GLRendererQuirks) Adding given quirks} of sticky {@link AbstractGraphicsDevice}'s {@link GLRendererQuirks}. ** Not thread safe. *
* @see #getStickyDeviceQuirks(AbstractGraphicsDevice) */ public static void addStickyDeviceQuirks(final AbstractGraphicsDevice device, final GLRendererQuirks quirks) throws IllegalArgumentException { final GLRendererQuirks sq = getStickyDeviceQuirks(device); sq.addQuirks(quirks); } /** * {@link #exist(int) Query} of sticky {@link AbstractGraphicsDevice}'s {@link GLRendererQuirks}. ** Not thread safe. However, use after changing the sticky quirks is safe. *
* @see #getStickyDeviceQuirks(AbstractGraphicsDevice) */ public static boolean existStickyDeviceQuirk(final AbstractGraphicsDevice device, final int quirk) { return getStickyDeviceQuirks(device).exist(quirk); } /** * {@link #addQuirks(GLRendererQuirks) Pushing} the sticky {@link AbstractGraphicsDevice}'s {@link GLRendererQuirks} * to the given {@link GLRendererQuirks destination}. ** Not thread safe. However, use after changing the sticky quirks is safe. *
* @see #getStickyDeviceQuirks(AbstractGraphicsDevice) */ public static void pushStickyDeviceQuirks(final AbstractGraphicsDevice device, final GLRendererQuirks dest) { dest.addQuirks(getStickyDeviceQuirks(device)); } private int _bitmask; public GLRendererQuirks() { _bitmask = 0; } /** * @param quirks an array of valid quirks * @param offset offset in quirks array to start reading * @param len number of quirks to read from offset within quirks array * @throws IllegalArgumentException if one of the quirks is out of range */ public GLRendererQuirks(final int[] quirks, final int offset, final int len) throws IllegalArgumentException { this(); addQuirks(quirks, offset, len); } /** * @param quirk valid quirk to be added * @throws IllegalArgumentException if the quirk is out of range */ public final void addQuirk(final int quirk) throws IllegalArgumentException { validateQuirk(quirk); _bitmask |= 1 << quirk; } /** * @param quirks an array of valid quirks to be added * @param offset offset in quirks array to start reading * @param len number of quirks to read from offset within quirks array * @throws IllegalArgumentException if one of the quirks is out of range */ public final void addQuirks(final int[] quirks, final int offset, final int len) throws IllegalArgumentException { int bitmask = 0; if( !( 0 <= offset + len && offset + len <= quirks.length ) ) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("offset and len out of bounds: offset "+offset+", len "+len+", array-len "+quirks.length); } for(int i=offset; i