Slimming Paint is a Paint team project to re-implement the Blink<->cc picture recording API to work in terms of a global display list rather than a tree of cc::Layers (~aka GraphicsLayer in Blink terminology). It will result in a drastic simplification of the way that composited layers are represented in Blink and cc, which in turn will yield improved performance, correctness and flexibility.To get a sense of the extent of this rewrite, one side-effect will be the deletion of the code in core/rendering/compositing/. PhasesSlimmingPaintV1 - paint using display items (Status: launched in M45) SlimmingPaintInvalidation - rewrite of paint invalidation using display items, property trees introduced in blink (Status: launched in M58) SlimmingPaintV175 - uses property trees for painting in blink, introduces paint chunks, uses paint chunks for raster invalidation (Status: launched in M67) BlinkGenPropertyTrees - sends a layer list instead of a tree, and generates final property trees in blink instead of re-generating them in cc (Status: launched in M75) CompositeAfterPaint - compositing decisions made after paint. PresentationsBlinkOn 3.0 Presentation, video (start here to find out more about the project) Blink Property Trees (also reviews the Composite-After-Paint (formerly "SPV2") design) BlinkOn 9 presentation covering current compositing architecture Core team membersChris Harrelson (chrishtr@), overall TL Mason Freed (masonfreed@) Blink Philip Rogers (pdr@) Blink Stephen Chenney (schenney@) Blink Xianzhu Wang (wangxianzhu@) Blink Adrienne Walker (enne@) cc Robert Flack (flackr@) animations David Bokan (bokan@) viewports Close relativesFredrik Söderquist (fs@opera.com) Blink Erik Dahlstrom (ed@opera.com) Blink Florin Malita (fmalita@) Blink / Skia Mike Klein (mtklein@) Skia Mike Reed (reed@) Skia A number of other people are involved at least tangentially for design discussions and related projects. Resources and Design DocsSome out of date/historical docs are here. |
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