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package jogamp.opengl.macosx.cgl;

import java.lang.ref.WeakReference;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

import javax.media.nativewindow.NativeSurface;
import javax.media.opengl.GLContext;
import javax.media.opengl.GLDrawableFactory;
import javax.media.opengl.GLException;

import jogamp.opengl.GLDrawableImpl;
import jogamp.opengl.GLDynamicLookupHelper;

public abstract class MacOSXCGLDrawable extends GLDrawableImpl {
  // The Java2D/OpenGL pipeline on OS X uses low-level CGLContextObjs
  // to represent the contexts for e.g. the Java2D back buffer. When
  // the Java2D/JOGL bridge is active, this means that if we want to
  // be able to share textures and display lists with the Java2D
  // contexts, we need to use the CGL APIs rather than the NSOpenGL
  // APIs on the JOGL side. For example, if we create a pbuffer using
  // the NSOpenGL APIs and want to share textures and display lists
  // between it and the Java2D back buffer, there is no way to do so,
  // because the Java2D context is actually a CGLContextObj and the
  // NSOpenGLContext's initWithFormat:shareContext: only accepts an
  // NSOpenGLContext as its second argument. Of course there is no way
  // to wrap an NSOpenGLContext around an arbitrary CGLContextObj.
  //
  // The situation we care most about is allowing a GLPbuffer to share
  // textures, etc. with a GLJPanel when the Java2D/JOGL bridge is
  // active; several of the demos rely on this functionality. We aim
  // to get there by allowing a GLPBuffer to switch its implementation
  // between using an NSOpenGLPixelBuffer and a CGLPBufferObj. In
  // order to track whether this has been done we need to have the
  // notion of a "mode" of both the MacOSXCGLDrawable and the
  // MacOSXGLContext. Initially the mode is "unspecified", meaning it
  // leans toward the default (NSOpenGL). If sharing is requested
  // between either a GLJPanel and a GLPbuffer or a GLCanvas and a
  // GLPbuffer, the GLPbuffer will be switched into the appropriate
  // mode: CGL mode for a GLJPanel and NSOpenGL mode for a GLCanvas.
  // To avoid thrashing we support exactly one such switch during the
  // lifetime of a given GLPbuffer. This is not a fully general
  // solution (for example, you can't share textures among a
  // GLPbuffer, a GLJPanel and a GLCanvas simultaneously) but should
  // be enough to get things off the ground.
  public enum GLBackendType {
    NSOPENGL(0), CGL(1);

    public final int id;

    GLBackendType(int id){
        this.id = id;
    }
  }
  /* pp */ List> createdContexts = new ArrayList>();

  private boolean haveSetOpenGLMode = false;
  private GLBackendType openGLMode = GLBackendType.NSOPENGL;

  public MacOSXCGLDrawable(GLDrawableFactory factory, NativeSurface comp, boolean realized) {
    super(factory, comp, realized);
    initOpenGLImpl(getOpenGLMode());
  }

  @Override
  protected void setRealizedImpl() {
  }

  @Override
  protected void associateContext(GLContext ctx, boolean bound) {
    // NOTE: we need to keep track of the created contexts in order to
    // implement swapBuffers() because of how Mac OS X implements its
    // OpenGL window interface
    synchronized (createdContexts) {
        if(bound) {
            final MacOSXCGLContext osxCtx = (MacOSXCGLContext)ctx;
            createdContexts.add(new WeakReference(osxCtx));
        } else {
            for(int i=0; i " + mode);
      }
      initOpenGLImpl(mode);
      openGLMode = mode;
      haveSetOpenGLMode = true;
  }
  public final GLBackendType getOpenGLMode() { return openGLMode; }

  protected void initOpenGLImpl(GLBackendType backend) { /* nop */ }

}