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0 pointsreactordev4mo ago0 comments

We already do this by exposing the canvas surface with a semaphore lock. The browser can flip the surface to the canvas (or your app can flip it onto a window surface).

It’s just a HINSTANCE pointer.

You’re right about the waiting, but that’s entirely app driven. Browsers don’t want to render at 144fps but rather wait until drawing has occurred in order to update the view.

wgpu, dawn, already support drawing to arbitrary surfaces (not just a canvas but any window surface).

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DiabloD34mo ago

You've mentioned dawn more than once, but isn't dawn dead since the team at Google that was working on it isn't part of either the Android nor Chrome teams, and Android and Chrome both have their own (and incompatible with each other) preferred API manglers?

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DiabloD34mo ago

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