Keith Whitwell wrote:
Stephane,
Very impressive! I take it this has been derived from reverse-engineering the ati driver?
How stable is this code now & how much testing has it had?
I've been using it for one month with different OpenGL apps (mostly Quake 3 & friends, also tried most things in progs/demos), and have seen no crashes/rendering problems except for the depth fallbacks.
How close do you think it is to be ready for CVS?
I don't think it should go to CVS before we have fast zclears working for each card, or we'll have to bump the drm version number each time a new card works.
I'm sending it here in the hope that people with non-RV100 cards will fix it :)
I'm guessing that there will be various corner cases that will show up with software fallbacks, readpixels, etc that won't show up in normal usage, though tests like glean might to a better job of provoking.
Depth reads/writes/fallbacks are definitely broken. I know of no other breakage.
I have a patch in progress to use color tiling which should fix that (and other depth fallback bugs). This patch enables color tiling and creates a surface above the depth buffer to allow direct depth access (that and removing some flags seems to fix the depth fallbacks). It works fine for 3D, but 2D in X is broken with it.
Stephane
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