These are needed for DX10 and/or OGL3.3.
This just adds the formats nothing handles them yet.
PIPE_FORMAT_R1_UNORM can't be used currently as it requires special filter.
Need to reclassify compressed formats at some point.
Commit db5c2235d1 broke the default SCons
build.
NameError: name 'graw' is not defined:
This patch allows the default SCons build to work again until a proper
fix is available.
Provides basic window system integration behind a simple interface,
allowing tests to be written without dependency on either the driver
or window system.
With a lot of work, could turn into something like glut for gallium.
There is no effective changes given how the function is called. It is
still not trivial, but it should be more readable and resemble
_eglBindContextToThread a lot.
When a newly bound context is the same as the previously bound one,
_eglBindContextToThread should still return the context instead of NULL.
This gives the driver a chance to flush the context.
ximage backend calls gallium_wrap_screen, which requires libidentity.a
and libtrace.a. There are also some missing symbols in i965 due to the
use of sw wrapper.
So other directory can share it.
Also remove the libllvmpipe.a dependency from test
programs. It is not needed any more.
Signed-Off-By: Christopher Li <chrisl@vmware.com>
This function should be put in targets/common or winsys/sw/common and shared
with targers/libgl-xlib and winsys/sw/drm.
For targets/common, you get layering violations in the build system unless
all of drm_api's are moved under targets.
Only a few state vars require state validation before querying them.
This potentially speeds up state queries.
Encode that info into the state tuple table.
Also, use the new tuple field to indicate when FLUSH_CURRENT() must
be called to validate other state vars.
Based on a patch submitted by Robert Bragg on Feb 12, 2010.
When building more then one dri driver we would get warnings because
we where defining the same build target multiple times.
Also move all the dri scons targets related code into its own file.
Roland Scheidegger