Programmable blending in a graphics processing unit
A hybrid mode and processing unit technology, applied in image data processing, image data processing, graphics and image conversion, etc., can solve expensive and complex cost problems
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[0014] Graphics processing units (GPUs) can support various blending modes to achieve different visual effects. For example, a GPU may support hybrid modes as defined in the document "Open VG Specification, Version 1.0" (July 28, 2005), which is publicly available and hereinafter referred to as Open VG. Open VG is a new standard for 2-D vector graphics and is suitable for handheld and mobile devices such as cellular phones.
[0015] Blend modes are associated with:
[0016] 1. Expressed as α(α src , α dst ), and
[0017] 2. Expressed as c(c src , c dst , α src , α dst ) color mixing equation / function,
[0018] where α src is the source alpha value, α dst is the purpose alpha value, c src is the source color value and c dst is the target color value. Color values may be for red (R), green (G), blue (B), etc. The alpha and color blending equations for each blending mode are given below.
[0019] Mixture will be denoted as (R src , G src , B src , α src ) sou...
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