Re: Render to App Window... On Windows?

The main issue on the windows side is someone figuring out how to pass 
the gid(?) information around so Chromium can grab the window.  Under 
*nix, this is pretty easy through X11.  I would suggest following along 
the X11 path and see if something similar can be done on the Windows path.

-Mike

[email protected] wrote:

>Hi all,
>
>So it appears that render_to_app_window doesn't work under Windows.
>
>There's even a comment in the code (in renderspu_wgl.c) that says:
>
>/* The render_to_app_window option
> * is set and we've got a nativeWindow
> * handle, save the handle for
> * later calls to swapbuffers().
> *
> * NOTE: This doesn't work, except
> * for software driven Mesa.
> * We'd need to object link the
> * crappfaker and crserver to be able to share
> * the HDC values between processes.. FIXME!
>*/
>
>So, what I'm planning on trying is the following:
>
>Add a dispatch table to stub called stubDoubleDispatch. The functions in it
>would call stubNativeDispatch.func(someArgs) and stubSpuDispatch.func
>(someArgs).
>
>Does anyone forsee a problem with this?
>
>Thanks,
>Jon
>
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