RE: [Chromium-dev] Native and Chromium

[Schuyler, D. <Dav...@di...>]

Hi,

I've been working on making an app "chromium-aware", where instead of
running crappfaker.exe the app will load crfaker.dll or spus on its own.  So
far each approach I've tried has hit a dead end.  I'm still working on how
best to handle this.

This would (hopefully) allow the application to open any number of chromium
and native windows at the same time (potentially asking different
motherships about which config info to use (or using its own config
scheme)).

At the moment I'm wondering how functions get into cr/opengl_stub/defs.py.
I don't see a generator for it (like windows_exports.py -->
windows_exports.c).  Are they simply added by hand?

Is there a reason to leave glSwapBuffers (for example) out of
cr/opengl_stub/defs.py, or could it be added?


-----Original Message-----
From: Brian Paul [mailto:br...@tu...]
Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2002 4:59 PM
To: chr...@li...
Subject: Re: [Chromium-dev] Native and Chromium


"Schuyler, Dave" wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> Every now and then I come across code in chromium that talks about
rendering
> to a native window or a chromium window.  Does anyone have an example of
> rendering to a local/native window and a chromium window from within the
> same app (at the same time)?

None of the Chromium demos do that.  Some alternatives:

Open Inventor sceneviewer - the color/material/light widgets will be
rendered with native OpenGL while the main window will use Chromium.

Mesa/xdemos/manywin - this is a trivially simple demo, but lets you
create an arbitrary number of rendering windows, the first will use
Chromium and the rest will use native OpenGL.

Mesa/tests/multiwindow.c - (get it via CVS) this demo uses GLUT and
creates two windows.

I think there's a few other demos in the GLUT distro that create more
than one window/context.

Performer perfly creates a number of temporary contexts during
start-up but really only uses one once it gets going.  This probably
isn't what you're looking for but it was a good test for Chromium.

-Brian

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