Hi,
in the DRI build system t_vtx_x86_gcc.S ends up being compiled this command:
gcc -c -o t_vtx_x86_gcc.o t_vtx_x86_gcc.S
The defined like -DUSE_X86_ASM are not there because they are defined as CFLAGS which are not used for compiling assembler sources files. Because of the conditional statement at the top of t_vtx_x86_gcc.S several symbols are undefined in the resulting 3D drivers:
#if defined(USE_X86_ASM) && !defined(HAVE_NONSTANDARD_GLAPIENTRY)
Is this conditional really needed?
I guess it's not needed for compilation, but this code definitely won't work on those systems with a non-standard calling convention. So, the test could be moved elsewhere if that helps.
Keith
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