Remove assertion in debug GL impl that stencil buffers are deleted after FBOs to which they are bou…

src/gpu/gl/debug/GrGLCreateDebugInterface.cpp

 
 /*
  * Copyright 2012 Google Inc.
  *
  * Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
  * found in the LICENSE file.
  */
 
 
 #include "gl/GrGLInterface.h"
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          GrRenderBufferObj *buffer = GR_FIND(renderBuffers[i],
                                              GrRenderBufferObj,
                                              GrDebugGL::kRenderBuffer_ObjTypes);
          GrAlwaysAssert(buffer);
 
          // OpenGL gives no guarantees if a render buffer is deleted
          // while attached to something other than the currently
          // bound frame buffer
          GrAlwaysAssert(!buffer->getColorBound());
          GrAlwaysAssert(!buffer->getDepthBound());
-         GrAlwaysAssert(!buffer->getStencilBound());
+         // However, at GrContext destroy time we release all GrRsources and so stencil buffers
+         // may get deleted before FBOs that refer to them.
+         //GrAlwaysAssert(!buffer->getStencilBound());
 
          GrAlwaysAssert(!buffer->getDeleted());
          buffer->deleteAction();
      }
  }
 
  GrGLvoid GR_GL_FUNCTION_TYPE debugGLFramebufferRenderbuffer(GrGLenum target,
                                                              GrGLenum attachment,
                                                              GrGLenum renderbuffertarget,
                                                              GrGLuint renderBufferID) {
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     interface->fBlitFramebuffer = noOpGLBlitFramebuffer;
     interface->fResolveMultisampleFramebuffer =
                                     noOpGLResolveMultisampleFramebuffer;
     interface->fMapBuffer = debugGLMapBuffer;
     interface->fUnmapBuffer = debugGLUnmapBuffer;
     interface->fBindFragDataLocationIndexed =
                                     noOpGLBindFragDataLocationIndexed;
 
     return interface;
 }