NVIDIA QUADRO G-SYNC II

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Buffer Swap Criteria The criteria for buffer swaps involves when a window is ready to swap and when a group is ready to swap. Window Buffer Swaps Any rendering surface that is not a window—such as a non-visible rendering buffer—is always ready, otherwise the following criteria must be satisfi ed before a buffer swap for a window can be performed: � The window itself must be ready, meaning: A buffer swap command has been issued for it. Its swap interval has elapsed. � If the window belongs to a group, all the windows in the group must be ready. � If the window belongs to a group and that group is bound to a barrier, all groups bound to that barrier must be ready. Group and Barrier Buffer Swaps Using the OpenGL Extensions � Buffer swaps for all windows in a swap group take place concurrently and buffer swaps for all groups using a barrier take place concurrently.For barrier swaps, the vertical retraces of the screens of all the groups must also be synchronized, otherwise there is no guarantee of concurrency between groups. � An implementation may support a limited number of swap groups and barriers and may have restrictions on where the users of a barrier can reside. For example, an implementation may allow the users to reside on different display devices or even hosts. An implementation may return zero for any of maxGroups and maxBarriers returned by QueryMaxSwapGroupsNV if swap groups or barriers are not available in that implementation or on that host. 58
NVIDIA Quadro G-Sync II User Guide Frame Counter The implementation provides a universal counter, or frame counter, among all systems that are locked together by swap groups/barriers. It is based on the internal synchronization signal which triggers the buffer swap. � To obtain the current frame count, call wglQueryFrameCountNV(),glxQueryFrameCountNV()(). � To reset the frame count back to zero, call, wglResetFrameCountNV(),glxResetFrameCountNV()(). In a system that has a Quadro G-Sync II device installed and enabled, ResetFrameCountNV() succeeds only when the frame lock device is confi gured as a master device. Confi guring for Swap Sync Confi guring Swap Groups 59 You can assign an OpenGL window to a swap group. There is a maximum number of allowable swap groups that can be created for any particular implementation. With the current hardware, the maximum number of swap groups is one. � To determine the maximum swap group number, call QueryMaxSwapGroupsNV() � To assign a window to a swap group, call JoinSwapGroupNV() and specify the swap group number. If rendering surface is already a member of a different group, it is implicitly removed from that group. If the swap group number is zero, the rendering surface is removed from the current group. To query the current swap group, call QuerySwapGroupNV().
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