Methods of and apparatus for displaying windows on a display
AssigneeArm Limited
InventorsTom COOKSEY, Jon Erik OTERHALS, Jørn NYSTAD, Lars ERICSSON, Eivind LILAND, Daren CROXFORD
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AssigneeArm Limited
InventorsTom COOKSEY, Jon Erik OTERHALS, Jørn NYSTAD, Lars ERICSSON, Eivind LILAND, Daren CROXFORD
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In a compositing window system, as a respective version of the window for an application is written into a window buffer, a corresponding set of per tile signatures indicative of the content of each respective tile in the window buffer is generated and stored. When an updated version of the window is stored into a window buffer, the set of signature values for the updated version is compared to the set of signature values for the previous version in the window buffer to determine which tiles' content has changed. The set of tiles found to have changed is used to generate a set of regions for a window compositor to write to a window in a display frame buffer to update the window in the display frame buffer to display the new version of the window.
A method of displaying windows on a display in which a window to be displayed is first written to a window buffer for storing the window when the window is generated and then written therefrom to a frame buffer for display, the method comprising:
An apparatus for displaying windows on a display in which a window to be displayed is first written to a window buffer for storing the window when the window is generated and then written therefrom to a frame buffer for display, the apparatus comprising:
A computer readable storage medium storing computer software code which when executing on one or more processors performs a method of displaying windows on a display in which a window to be displayed is first written to a window buffer for storing the window when the window is generated and then written therefrom to a frame buffer for display, the method comprising:
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