Re: Draft document-rendering tiling API to be called from viewer apps

Tor Lillqvist <tml -AT- iki.fi>
Wed, 6 Jun 2012 21:04:02 +0300

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4593951/can-we-use-non-power-of-2-textures-on-opengl-es-on-android

So apparently if one uses OpenGL ES 2.0, there is NPOT support. Not
necessarily in OpenGL ES 1.0 (might be present on some devices as an
extension). But do we want to use OpenGL ES 2.0, I can't really see
programmable shaders being of much use to an app like this?

--tml

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Re: Draft document-rendering tiling API to be called from viewer apps (continued)
- Re: Draft document-rendering tiling API to be called from viewer apps · Michael Meeks
  - Re: Draft document-rendering tiling API to be called from viewer apps · Tor Lillqvist
    - Re: Draft document-rendering tiling API to be called from viewer apps · Michael Meeks
      - Re: Draft document-rendering tiling API to be called from viewer apps · Tor Lillqvist
        
        Re: Draft document-rendering tiling API to be called from viewer apps · Iain Billett
        
        Re: Draft document-rendering tiling API to be called from viewer apps · Michael Meeks
        
        Re: Draft document-rendering tiling API to be called from viewer apps · Tor Lillqvist
        
        Re: Draft document-rendering tiling API to be called from viewer apps · Luc Verhaegen
        
        Re: Draft document-rendering tiling API to be called from viewer apps · Michael Meeks
        
        Re: Draft document-rendering tiling API to be called from viewer apps · Tor Lillqvist
        
        Re: Draft document-rendering tiling API to be called from viewer apps · Tor Lillqvist

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