Michael I Gold writes:
> Agreed, in the common case this is not a problem, how often do
> multi-context apps render to multiple different visuals? I believe we are
> talking about an uncommon corner case and just want to be sure we don't
> spec ourselves into trouble down the road.
We use multiple visuals constantly. One example, if you have a main
window and an overlay window on top of it, you're dealing with multiple
visuals per-se.
We've learned the hard way, you've just got to "embrace the pain" of
keeping display lists, textures, and extension functions in a per-visual
pool. On Windows that is.
