Remote backbuffer: Use more than a single rectangle for dirty region
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(Core :: Graphics, enhancement)
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(Reporter: cmartin, Assigned: cmartin)
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In Bug 1647877, the remote backbuffer logic was updated to pass in the bounding rectangle of the update region to avoid redrawing the entire window every time a pixel changes.
Although it's difficult to allow arbitrary-sized regions to be passed over IPC, :mstange pointed out that it's likely worthwhile to increase the number of rectangles that can passed over IPC to more-than-one. (He suggested that somewhere between 4 and 8 are reasonable values).
There is already a function, nsRegion::SimplifyOutward(), that can be used to help implement this.
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Comment 1•4 years ago
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In Bug 1647877, I changed remote backbuffer to use a dirty rectangle instead of
always repainting the entire window. This changeset allows multiple dirty
rectangles to be used (currently maximum of 8) for higher efficiency.
Pushed by cmartin@mozilla.com: https://hg.mozilla.org/integration/autoland/rev/a55474bb26c7 Remote Backbuffer: Use multiple dirty rectangles during present r=tkikuchi
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Comment 3•4 years ago
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