From: H. <oyv...@zy...> - 2004-09-14 18:13:52
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tir, 14.09.2004 kl. 18.40 skrev Brian Paul: > =D8yvind Harboe wrote: > > A while back I was looking at Chromium, but my client needed it to run > > unmodified Windows OpenGL applications. > >=20 > > Perhaps there is a solution to this problem at this time, but otherwise > > I have a small piece to the puzzle that my client is interested in > > contributing to the Chromium community, should it be interested: a > > virtual Windows video driver. > >=20 > > - allows any number of virtual video cards to be defined.=20 > > - GDI support(useful for rendering userinterface). > > - OpenGL support, rendered into memory frame buffer. Tested with > > unmodified Windows OpenGL apps, appears to run fine. > >=20 > > I'll be happy to answer any questions and to email the source + binarie= s > > to anyone interested. > >=20 > > Some more information about what Cyviz cluster wall product can be foun= d > > on this page: > >=20 > > http://www.cyviz.com/products_products_xed_clusterwall.html >=20 >=20 > I guess I'm not sure what you're saying.=20 I'll try to clarify. The problem: I'd like to run Windows GDI+OpenGL applications without modifying them or using a Chromium specific launch procedure. I believe I have a small part of the solution: - I've written a video driver - This video driver renders to a frame buffer in RAM instead of a graphics card - The "missing piece" in this video driver is the code necessary to communicate with Chromium.=20 - Obviously someone would have to write the videodriver<->Chromimum interface code.=20 > If you want to contribute=20 > some code for Chromium CVS go ahead. I'll check it in, so long as=20 > there's not a high risk of breaking things. The video driver does not communicate in any way with Chromimum, but perhaps it would make sense to commit it to a "work in progress" directory? It could be useful in encouraging discussion and minor patches to clean up the driver in preparation for Chromium work. >=20 > -Brian >=20 --=20 =D8yvind Harboe http://www.zylin.com |