Thank you all for the information. I got it. So it is possible when the GL
driver supports multiple contexts and there is no framework restriction as
that is the one i was concerned about. I am checking on the SurfaceView Vs
Surface Flinger Details with respect to the OpenGL context. Meanwhilte
Hi
One Doubt:
I am looking in to Surface Flinger Design that is on top of OpenGL.
How does Surface Flinger work in synch with Gaming Application that
can directly interact with
OpenGL ? Whether Surface Flinger and the gaming application maintain
separate OpenGL context ? Any input on this would
Right. On the G1, if an app needs an OpenGL context, it takes over the
frame buffer and 2D rendering is suspended until the application
relinquishes control.
As Dianne indicated, there is a lot of work going on our internal
master branch related to supporting multiple OpenGL contexts. This
Hi,
Assuming you have a GL driver that supports multiple contexts (which
is NOT the case on the G1), you can have several applications using
GLES at the same time; but NOT on the same surface. You cannot bind 2
contexts to the same surface. Now, the framebuffer *is* a surface and
it is used by
