OpenGL ES 3.1, standard on Android 5.0 (API 21) and later, introduced high-performance features including compute shaders, Shader Storage Buffer Objects, and indirect draw commands. Research indicates this standard enables significant power savings for mobile GPU-powered applications and supports advanced graphics via the Android Extension Pack. For more details, visit Arm Developer . OpenGL ES | Views - Android Developers
Fragment/compute shaders can directly read/write textures without framebuffer attachments.
OpenGL ES 3.1 is a major milestone for Android graphics, introducing desktop-class features like compute shaders indirect drawing
OpenGL ES 3.1, standard on Android 5.0 (API 21) and later, introduced high-performance features including compute shaders, Shader Storage Buffer Objects, and indirect draw commands. Research indicates this standard enables significant power savings for mobile GPU-powered applications and supports advanced graphics via the Android Extension Pack. For more details, visit Arm Developer . OpenGL ES | Views - Android Developers
Fragment/compute shaders can directly read/write textures without framebuffer attachments.
OpenGL ES 3.1 is a major milestone for Android graphics, introducing desktop-class features like compute shaders indirect drawing