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title: "ANGLE"
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linkTitle: "ANGLE"
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---
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Introduction
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ANGLE converts OpenGL ES 2 or 3 calls to DirectX 9, 11, or OpenGL calls. These
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instructions document how to use ANGLE instead of the native OpenGL backend on
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Windows or Linux.
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Details
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`gclient sync` downloads ANGLE's source alongside Skia's other test-only dependencies.
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To build Skia testing tools against ANGLE, add `skia_use_angle = true` to your
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`args.gn` file (or run `gn args` to edit it).
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When running tools, use `--config angle_<backend>_<frontend>`, e.g.
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out/Debug/dm --src gm --config angle_d3d11_es2
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out/Release/nanobench --config angle_gl_es2
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