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== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
The OpenGL pass-through in QEMU is used to 'redirect' the OpenGL calls running on the emulated target to the host's native OpenGL library. This brings an important speed up on the execution speed of the target applications that use OpenGL. It is currently available only for x86 | The OpenGL pass-through in QEMU is used to 'redirect' the OpenGL calls running on the emulated target to the host's native OpenGL library. This brings an important speed up on the execution speed of the target applications that use OpenGL. It is currently available only for x86 targets. It consists on a number of a set of QEMU patches. | ||
== Details == | == Details == | ||
Latest revision as of 03:22, 31 May 2012
Overview
The OpenGL pass-through in QEMU is used to 'redirect' the OpenGL calls running on the emulated target to the host's native OpenGL library. This brings an important speed up on the execution speed of the target applications that use OpenGL. It is currently available only for x86 targets. It consists on a number of a set of QEMU patches.
Details
Edwin Zhai created an in-depth presentation about the OpenGL pass-through (see attachment below).
