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128     Timer queries use query objects to track the amount of time needed to
132 Timer queries are associated with query objects. The command
172 timer queries. The timer is started or stopped when the effects from all
197 that object is marked available. QueryCounterANGLE timer queries can be
221 TIMESTAMP_ANGLE for timer queries.
231 For timer queries (TIME_ELAPSED_ANGLE and TIMESTAMP_ANGLE), if the number
256 that if any query object returns a result available of TRUE, all queries
262 If multiple queries are issued on the same target and id prior to
264 from the last query issued. The results from any queries before the
349 GLint queries[N];
351 // timer queries can contain more than 32 bits of data, so always
356 glGenQueriesANGLE(N, queries);
359 glBeginQueryANGLE(GL_TIME_ELAPSED_ANGLE, queries[0]);
370 glBeginQueryANGLE(GL_TIME_ELAPSED_ANGLE, queries[N-1]);
380 glGetQueryObjectivANGLE(queries[N-1], GL_QUERY_RESULT_AVAILABLE_ANGLE, &available);
385 glGetQueryObjectui64vANGLE(queries[i], GL_QUERY_RESULT_ANGLE, &timeElapsed);
401 GLint queries[N+1];
403 // timer queries can contain more than 32 bits of data, so always
408 glGenQueriesANGLE(N+1, queries);
411 glQueryCounterANGLE(queries[0], GL_TIMESTAMP_ANGLE);
417 glQueryCounterANGLE(queries[N-1], GL_TIMESTAMP_ANGLE);
423 glQueryCounterANGLE(queries[N], GL_TIMESTAMP_ANGLE);
427 glGetQueryObjectivANGLE(queries[N], GL_QUERY_RESULT_AVAILABLE_ANGLE, &available);
432 glGetQueryObjectui64vANGLE(queries[i], GL_QUERY_RESULT_ANGLE, &timeStart);
433 glGetQueryObjectui64vANGLE(queries[i+1], GL_QUERY_RESULT_ANGLE, &timeEnd);
459 (3) What should be the minimum number of counter bits for timer queries?
484 timer queries or multiple queries of other types simultaneously. An
491 types of queries, but not at the same time.
494 implementation -- not having to deal with queries with different result
545 TIME_ELAPSED and TIMESTAMP queries?
549 used it is possible there is a slight discrepancy when comparing queries
552 is unlikely to affect real applications since comparing the two queries is