Computer graphics pixel rendering system with multi-level scanni

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395126, G06T 1100

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055985173

ABSTRACT:
A geometric processor provides object primitives, as triangles, in graphic display image space to support a dynamic display. The image space is defined by pixels, in turn specified in arrays as spans. In a multi-level scanning operation, primitives are scanned at a first level to locate lapped spans that are lapped by primitives. At a second level, spans are scanned to process pixels that are lapped by primitives. An alternative embodiment discloses three-level scanning in association with parallel pixel processing. Concurrent texturing structure operates along with cache memories.

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