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webrender

A somewhat incomplete proof of concept GPU renderer for Servo

After updating shaders in webrender, go to servo and:

  • Go to the servo directory and do ./mach update-cargo -p webrender
  • Create a pull request to servo and update the shaders in the servo repository.

Use Webrender with Servo

To use a custom webrender with servo, go to your servo build directory and:

  • Edit servo/Cargo.toml
  • Add at the end of the file:
[replace]
"webrender:0.11.0" = { path = 'Path/To/webrender/webrender/' }
"webrender_traits:0.11.0" = { path = 'Path/To/webrender/webrender_traits' }
  • Build as normal

Webrender coordinate systems.

The general rule of thumb is that coordinates used in display lists, clips, viewports, transforms and stacking contexts are always:

  • CSS / Logical pixels.
  • In the local (untransformed) coordinate space of the owning stacking context.
  • Assume that the scroll offset is zero.

The coordinates used in stacking contexts and display lists are logical units, the same as CSS pixels. They are the same value regardless of the dpi scaling ratio. The DPI scaling ratio is applied on the GPU as required.

When scrolling occurs, none of the coordinates in the display lists change. Scrolling is handled internally by tweaking matrices that get sent to the GPU in order to transform the display items.

There are a small number of APIs (primarily ones that interact with events such as scroll and mouse clicks etc) that use device pixels (including any hi-dpi scale factor).

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