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51     provide OpenGL API support for using a per-primitive shading rate value to
52     control the computation of the rate used to process each fragment.
54     In the NV_shading_rate_image extension, the shading rate for each fragment
56     shading rate image and using that value as an index into a shading rate
57     palette.  That extension provides a separate shading rate image lookup
60     viewport to determine the shading rate.
62     This extension decouples the shading rate image enables and palettes from
67     palette to determine the shading rate.  Otherwise, the viewport number for
95     (modify the introduction of the shading rate image functionality to decouple
96     shading rate image enables and viewports)
98     When using a shading rate image (Section 14.4.1), rasterization may produce
108     (rework the introduction of the shading rate image functionality to decouple
109     shading rate image enables and viewports)
111     Applications can specify the use of a shading rate that varies by (x,y)
112     location using a _shading rate image_.  For each primitive, the shading rate
115     SHADING_RATE_IMAGE_PALETTE_COUNT_NV.  Use of a shading rate image is enabled
117     SHADING_RATE_IMAGE_NV.  A single shading rate image enable can be modified
119     the index of the selected enable.  The shading rate image may only be used
121     shading rate image enables are ignored and operations in this section are
122     disabled.  In the initial state, all shading rate image enables are
125     The method used to select a single shading rate image enable used to process
127     SHADING_RATE_IMAGE_PER_PRIMITIVE_NV.  When enabled, a shading rate enable
131     number of shading rate enables, the shading rate used for a primitive is
133     rate enable is selected using the index of the viewport used for processing
138     (rework the introduction of the shading rate image functionality to decouple
139     shading rate image palettes and viewports)
141     A shading rate index is mapped to a _base shading rate_ using a lookup table
142     called the shading rate image palette.  There is a separate palette
143     associated with each shading rate image enable.  As with the shading rate
148     SHADING_RATE_IMAGE_PALETTE_SIZE_NV, respectively.  The base shading rate for
149     an (x,y) coordinate with a shading rate index of <i> will be given by entry
150     <i> of the selected palette.  If the shading rate index is greater than or
155     rate image palettes and viewports)
157       Shading rate image palettes are updated using the command
169     shading rate image palettes and viewports)
179     rate image palettes and viewports)
181       Individual entries in the shading rate palette can be queried using the
185                                           enum *rate);
191       with viewports. ]]  A single enum from Table X.1 is returned in <rate>.
205     (modify the discussion of the shading rate image multisample functionality
206     to decouple shading rate image enables and viewports)
219     SHADING_RATE_IMAGE_PER_PRIMITIVE_NV enabled, a separate shading rate image
236       PER_PRIMITIVE_NV                                                      rate to select shading
237                                                                             rate images/palettes
244     SHADING_RATE_IMAGE_      Z+    GetIntegerv      16      Number of shading rate image  14.4.1
252       because it adds a new per-primitive shading rate to the variable-rate
257         the per-primitive shading rate for each primitive?