Implement font memory guards to prevent texture memory exhaustion on integrated GPUs #144
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High-DPI displays with full Unicode support can generate 200MB+ font atlases, causing crashes and severe performance degradation on integrated GPUs that share system RAM.
Core Implementation
FontMemoryGuard provides memory estimation and GPU-aware limits:
GPU Detection
Detects available memory via OpenGL extensions (GL_NVX_gpu_memory_info, GL_ATI_meminfo) with heuristic fallbacks for GPUs that don't expose memory queries:
Intel integrated graphics (HD/UHD/Iris/Xe):
AMD APUs (Vega/RDNA):
Usage
Test Coverage
242 tests covering memory estimation, GPU detection patterns, fallback strategies, and edge cases across Intel/AMD integrated and NVIDIA/AMD discrete GPUs.
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