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> Greetings everyone!
>
> I have had great success with developing cross-platform applications which
> render GPU-based simulations in the past using Java to initialize the GUI
> and native code to render onto the Canvas. However, performance is an
> important factor in many of the GPGPU algorithms I implement now, and I
> would like to avoid the latency inherent in using either AWT or JNI by
> rendering natively using NEWT. This was quite straightforward to accomplish
> using AWT, since the Java API comes with headers which define functions
> using which I can obtain an OpenGL context; I was wondering if I could do
> the same with NEWT, since I could not find any functions with allow for
> native interoperability. I would be more than happy to contribute some code
> to accomplish this task if a solution does not currently exist and if doing
> so would not involve a large undertaking. Whether the case is the former or
> the latter, would someone please provide me with some more information and
> point me in the right direction?
>
> Thank you very much for your help!
>
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