question about glFlush( void );

Do I really need to call glFlush( void ); before SwapBuffers(…); after rendering the scene in a Win32 application???
Is it redundant call?

I ask that because I think that glFlush( void ); call causes slow down in the speed of the rendering, especially when the timer process is executing in order to simulate some kind of animation…

thanx

[This message has been edited by rosentzp (edited 04-23-2003).]

flush is for single buffers, not double… you buffer should be flushed (as in gl will sort this) before it is written to the front