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10 <p> <i>Promoting</i> an extension refers to moving it from single-vendor
11 to multi-vendor or ARB-approved status, usually by changing the vendor
12 tag attached to the extension name string, enumerants and API entry
14 licensees want to support it. This document describes the steps to
26 to freeze the definition of the extension, and that what you ship is
27 identical in behavior to what the original vendor is shipping. Shipping
28 what appears to be the "same" extension while implementing different
29 behavior on multiple platforms is a great disservice to ISVs trying to
30 use extensions, and to OpenGL in general.
32 <p> <b>Do not</b>, under any circumstances, ship an extension defined by
38 <p> If you nevertheless want to promote an extension from
39 vendor-specific to e.g. <tt>EXT</tt> status, without changing the
53 	<b>glExtensionNameEXT</b> forms, resolving to the same code.
63 behavior, <b>do not</b> treat it as identical to the old extension. This
70     <li>All new <b>EXT</b> entry points should resolve to different code
78 <p> None of this should be taken to indicate that code cannot be shared
80 implementation must be able to distinguish whether the old or new form