Lines Matching refs:resident

116             // get the address of this buffer and make it resident.
191     already resident in the current GL context, or if the buffer bound to
194     While the buffer object is resident, it is legal to use GPU addresses 
203     A buffer is also made non-resident implicitly as a result of being
207     or if the buffer bound to <target> is not resident in the current
268     to the GPU addresses of data stored in buffer objects made resident by
382     object made resident by MakeBufferResidentNV, the results of the operation
393     of a resident buffer object requires no special alignment.  The base GPU
431     return TRUE if the specified buffer is resident in the current context.
450     group that the buffer belongs to. A buffer should be made resident in
592     buffer object made resident by MakeBufferResidentNV, the results of the
610     LOAD instruction to load data from a resident buffer object given a GPU
903     to <target> is already resident in the current GL context.
906     bound to <target> is not resident in the current GL context.
909     already resident in the current GL context.
912     is not resident in the current GL context.
1058     7) Is it an error to render while any resident buffer is mapped?
1063     8) Does MapBuffer stall on pending use of a resident buffer?
1091     However, if a buffer was previously resident and has since been made 
1092     non-resident, the implementation should enforce the stalling 
1094     resident.
1097     a buffer that is resident?
1179       the resident buffer's data store is clearly specified in order
1184     10) What happens if BufferData is called on a buffer that is resident? 
1188     therefore made non-resident in the current context.
1191     a buffer be "made resident to a context"?
1193     RESOLVED: Made resident to a context. If a shared buffer is used in 
1198     buffer to be made resident to each context individually allows the 
1204     buffer is resident in context A and then deleted in context B, how 
1205     can the app make it non-resident in context A? Given the name-based 
1208     either make it non-resident or throw an error if it is resident in 
1215     a buffer can be "stuck" resident until the context is deleted. Note 
1216     that DeleteBuffers should make the buffer non-resident in the context 
1392                               when trying to make an already resident buffer
1393                               resident, or when trying to make an already
1394                               non-resident buffer non-resident.