Name

    CHROMIUM_ordering_barrier

Name Strings

    GL_CHROMIUM_ordering_barrier

Version

    Last Modifed Date: December 13, 2017

Dependencies

    OpenGL ES 2.0 is required.

Overview

    This extension allows a client to order operations between contexts that
    within the same scheduling group (stream).

    This extension introduces the concept of an "ordering barrier", "shallow
    flush", and "shallow finish". Ordering barrier generalizes the implicit
    flush ordering between contexts in a scheduling group (stream). Shallow
    flush is used to submit commands to the server without a server-side flush.
    Shallow finish is used to ensure that commands have executed on the server
    without a server-side finish.

    Issuing an ordering barrier on a context implies that commands on other
    contexts in the same scheduling group, which haven't been synchronized,
    either by flush, ordering barrier, or sync tokens, must run after commands
    on the current context.

Issues

    None

New Procedures and Functions

    The command

        void  OrderingBarrierCHROMIUM()

    inserts an ordering barrier in the current command stream which forces any
    unsynchronized commands in other contexts in the same scheduling group to
    run after commands of the current context. Commands are not submitted to the
    server unless a shallow flush or flush happens, or as a result of other
    synchronization primitives such as sync tokens (see CHROMIUM_sync_point).

    The command

        void ShallowFlushCHROMIUM()


    inserts an ordering barrier and submits commands in the current context to
    the server.

    The command

        void ShallowFinishCHROMIUM()

    inserts an ordering barrier, submits commands, and returns after the
    commands in the current context have executed.

New Tokens

    None

Errors

New State

    None.

Revision History

    12/13/2017  Documented OrderingBarrierCHROMIUM, ShallowFlushCHROMIUM, and
                ShallowFinishCHROMIUM.