I'm new to Java and have been swimming in the docs for the last 3-4 days. It seems pretty simple since I'm already familiar with C++ and VB.NET. Create buffer 1 do { Display buffer 1 **** Create ...

A programming technique that uses two buffers to speed up a computer that can overlap I/O with processing. Data in one buffer are being processed while the next set of data is read into the other one.

If you want the same performance as triple buffering has on a single display (ie. the renderer is never blocked by vsync), for a window straddling N displays you would need N+2 buffers. With that, you ...