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@@ -127,13 +127,14 @@ void GRenderWindow::moveContext() {
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}
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void GRenderWindow::SwapBuffers() {
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void GRenderWindow::SwapBuffers() {
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-#if !defined(QT_NO_DEBUG)
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- // Qt debug runtime prints a bogus warning on the console if you haven't called makeCurrent
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- // since the last time you called swapBuffers. This presumably means something if you're using
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- // QGLWidget the "regular" way, but in our multi-threaded use case is harmless since we never
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- // call doneCurrent in this thread.
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+ // In our multi-threaded QGLWidget use case we shouldn't need to call `makeCurrent`,
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+ // since we never call `doneCurrent` in this thread.
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+ // However:
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+ // - The Qt debug runtime prints a bogus warning on the console if `makeCurrent` wasn't called
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+ // since the last time `swapBuffers` was executed;
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+ // - On macOS, if `makeCurrent` isn't called explicitely, resizing the buffer breaks.
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child->makeCurrent();
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child->makeCurrent();
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-#endif
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+
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child->swapBuffers();
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child->swapBuffers();
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}
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}
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