Method and apparatus for primitive processing in a graphics...

Computer graphics processing and selective visual display system – Computer graphics processing – Graphic manipulation

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C345S419000, C345S622000, C345S623000, C345S505000, C345S582000

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06967664

ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for processing graphics primitives that includes a trivial discard guard band. Such a trivial discard guard band is used for comparison operations with the vertices of graphics primitives to determine whether the graphics primitives can be trivially discarded such that no further processing of the primitives is performed. The trivial discard guard band may be based on the specific dimensions of primitives such as one-half of the width of the line primitives or the radial dimension of point primitives such that the rasterization area of such primitives is taken into account when trivial discard decisions are performed.

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