Abstract: A mechanism is described for facilitating efficient processing of graphics commands at computing devices. A method of embodiments, as described herein, includes detecting a current object representing a bundled state of graphics commands in a command list to be processed at a graphics processor of a computing device, and evaluating the current object to determine a previous object bound to a first set of the graphics commands, where the first set of the graphics commands is associated with a first command state corresponding to the previous object. The method may further include copying a second set of the graphics commands to a command buffer associated with the command list, where the second set of the graphics commands represents a remainder of the graphics commands in the command list upon excluding the first set of the graphics commands. The method may further include facilitating the graphics processor to execute the second set of the graphics commands from the command buffer.

Abstract: A mechanism is described for facilitating efficient processing of graphics commands at computing devices. A method of embodiments, as described herein, includes detecting a current object representing a bundled state of graphics commands in a command list to be processed at a graphics processor of a computing device, and evaluating the current object to determine a previous object bound to a first set of the graphics commands, where the first set of the graphics commands is associated with a first command state corresponding to the previous object. The method may further include copying a second set of the graphics commands to a command buffer associated with the command list, where the second set of the graphics commands represents a remainder of the graphics commands in the command list upon excluding the first set of the graphics commands. The method may further include facilitating the graphics processor to execute the second set of the graphics commands from the command buffer.