Brecht

Small q, what is the 'share' attribute of jit.gl.texture supposed to do?

share-attribute-jit-gl-texture

Flag to enable or disable sharing texture data across multiple OpenGL 

Flag to enable or disable sharing texture data across multiple OpenGL 
contexts (default = 1).

But in actuality I don't beleive it does anything.

> Flag to enable or disable sharing texture data across multiple OpenGL

On 9/17/06, nesa  wrote:
> reference says:
>
> Flag to enable or disable sharing texture data across multiple OpenGL
> contexts (default = 1).
>
> best,
> n
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On Sep 17, 2006, at 7:41 PM, Wesley Smith wrote:

> But in actuality I don't beleive it does anything.

>> Flag to enable or disable sharing texture data across multiple OpenGL

It is used to determine if it performs resource sharing when creating 

the texture's internal pbuffer context. However, it shouldn't be that 

useful for users, since if you want to use resources defined in the 

main renderer when rendering to the pbuffer (in capture or slab for 

> But in actuality I don't beleive it does anything.
>> reference says:
>> Flag to enable or disable sharing texture data across multiple OpenGL
>> contexts (default = 1).

It is used to determine if it performs resource sharing when creating  
the texture's internal pbuffer context. However, it shouldn't be that  
useful for users, since if you want to use resources defined in the  
main renderer when rendering to the pbuffer (in capture or slab for  
example) you'll always want this on.

share attribute jit.gl.texture