[cairo-commit] papers/opengl_freenix04 opengl_freenix04.tex,1.10,1.11

[Carl Worth]

Committed by: cworth

Update of /cvs/cairo/papers/opengl_freenix04
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	opengl_freenix04.tex 
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Add some errors caught by ispell.

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    library through a virtualized backend. Each backend only needs to provide a 
    few functions which will allow for the core of the library to perform its 
!   rendering operations unaware of the structure of the underlaying GL layer. 
    Having a virtualized backend instead of just choosing a suitable layer at 
    compile time has the advantage of allowing the library to be compiled for use 
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    library through a virtualized backend. Each backend only needs to provide a 
    few functions which will allow for the core of the library to perform its 
!   rendering operations unaware of the structure of the underlying GL layer. 
    Having a virtualized backend instead of just choosing a suitable layer at 
    compile time has the advantage of allowing the library to be compiled for use 
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    Note that the image rendered by GL compares rather well to that
    rendered by xrender. Although not obvious in the printed version,
!   the on-screen display of these images does show a differerence. The
    xrender output is anti-aliased while the GL output is not. Work is
    now in progress to add support for anti-aliasing to the GLC backend.
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    Note that the image rendered by GL compares rather well to that
    rendered by xrender. Although not obvious in the printed version,
!   the on-screen display of these images does show a difference. The
    xrender output is anti-aliased while the GL output is not. Work is
    now in progress to add support for anti-aliasing to the GLC backend.