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OpenGL implementation for JavaFX
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can you make a javafx.graphics.win-es2.jar on javafx21? #42

Closed qq1053831109 closed 8 months ago

qq1053831109 commented 9 months ago

https://github.com/husker-dev/openglfx/raw/master/libs/javafx.graphics.win-es2.jar is 404

any in InteropImpl mode. some time i will get an exit code and no crash log file.

the exit code is: -1073741819 (0xC0000005)

so may by es is stable。

husker-dev commented 9 months ago

I don't quite understand the point of the question.

javafx.graphics.win-es2.jar has been temporarily removed because it is not directly related to openglfx. I wanted to make a separate repository to compile the file automatically from javafx repository.

Currently it is not used in openglfx anyway. And was used only for testing the ES2 pipeline on windows.

0xC0000005 (memory access violation) most likely occurs in the lwjgl part. Check if the opengl context is not lost somewhere when calling GL functions.

husker-dev commented 8 months ago

GLES for Windows now can be downloaded from https://github.com/husker-dev/jfx-win-es2 in Actions tab

Latest build: https://github.com/husker-dev/jfx-win-es2/suites/17000985716/artifacts/971064439

qq1053831109 commented 8 months ago

good. the opengl Shared is fast. dx only has 50fps in 4k screen。now just need one Multithreaded renderer.and sync with javafx

qq1053831109 commented 8 months ago

the Latest build is not work: https://github.com/husker-dev/jfx-win-es2/suites/17000985716/artifacts/971064439

Graphics Device initialization failed for : es2 Error initializing QuantumRenderer: no suitable pipeline found java.lang.RuntimeException: java.lang.RuntimeException: Error initializing QuantumRenderer: no suitable pipeline found at com.sun.javafx.tk.quantum.QuantumRenderer.getInstance(QuantumRenderer.java:283)

streamingdv commented 8 months ago

@qq1053831109 here is a working version

https://github.com/streamingdv/jfx-win-es2/actions/runs/6686498529

It's just a quick hack which just uses my forked jfx-21 repo with the required "_INCLUDEES2 changes" in the build.gradle. Ideally this should be done automatically in the github action script.

@husker-dev good idea with the repo and the github action script but I think you forgot to configure the build.gradle of the jfx repo in order to build "javafx.graphics.jar" with es2?