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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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P3
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6u10
The BufferedContext.invalidateContext() only resets the state of the
BufferedContext, but not the native one. This may lead to
de-synchronization between these.
For example, if a transform is set, and then context is invalidated,
the native device may have the transform set.
BufferedContext, but not the native one. This may lead to
de-synchronization between these.
For example, if a transform is set, and then context is invalidated,
the native device may have the transform set.
- relates to
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JDK-6664068 D3D: resizing a window which is rendered to in a tight loop results in artifacts and crashes
- Closed