Techniques for rendering vector graphics using precomputed textures

A non-transitory computer readable medium having stored thereon instructions for causing a processing circuitry to execute a process, the process comprising:

• receiving a vector image, the vector image including a plurality of instructions, each instruction for rendering at least a geometric primitive;
• detecting in the plurality of instructions an instruction for generating a first Bezier curve;
• selecting a first precomputed curve in a texture map to match the first Bezier curve;
• computing a transformation matrix between the first precomputed curve and target coordinates, wherein the target coordinates are coordinates of a display;
• computing texture coordinates based on the computed transformation matrix and the texture map;
• rendering an adapted precomputed curve, based on the texture map and the computed texture coordinates;
• and
• generating a raster image based at least on the first precomputed curve.

A system for rendering vector graphics using precomputed textures, comprising:

• a processing circuitry;
• and
• a memory, the memory containing instructions that, when executed by the processing circuitry, configure the system to:
• receive a vector image, the vector image including a plurality of instructions, each instruction for rendering at least a geometric primitive;
• detect in the plurality of instructions an instruction for generating a first Bezier curve;
• select a first precomputed curve in a texture map to match the first Bezier curve;
• compute a transformation matrix between the first precomputed curve and target coordinates, wherein the target coordinates are coordinates of a display;
• compute texture coordinates based on the computed transformation matrix and the texture map;
• render an adapted precomputed curve, based on the texture map and the computed texture coordinates;
• and
• generate a raster image based at least on the first precomputed curve.