Doug Hunt wrote: > > Chris: > > I suspect major mods to TriD should be put off. > > I attach output from xdpyinfo and glxinfo from > my FC3, i386 linux box that had problems with > the opengl.t tests. For now I'm just turning off > WITH_3D on all my systems.
Thanks for the xdpyinfo output below. For whatever reason, your GLX support for that X server is not there i.e. no openGL therefore opengl.t won't run so all tests will not pass. A bit more research on the topic and I like the idea of making the WITH_3D build decision more conservative: if xdpyinfo does not show GLX as present then we would skip the build. Unfortunately, the TriD build decision process is messy and confusing. I don't want to whip something up quick but broken since things seem to be stablizing nicely for a final 2.4.3 release check candidate---everything including the version number set to the release value for last check testing---next Monday. Thanks for the testing. --Chris > Regards, > Doug > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Software Engineer III > UCAR - COSMIC, Tel. (303) 497-2611 > > On Thu, 10 Aug 2006, Chris Marshall wrote: > > > It would be very useful to have the report > > from the xdpyinfo command on the display that > > the t/opengl.t failed. I've been trying to > > come up with a way to failsafe the opengl > > test without skipping opengl altogether. > > Unfortunately, every way I turn the answer may > > be that cleanup/rework of the TriD(OpenGL) > > stuff planned *post*2.4.3. > > > > Oh well. > > > > Good night, > > Chris > xdpyinfo output: > ... > snip > ... > number of extensions: 3 > BIG-REQUESTS > LBX > XC-MISC > ... > snip > ...
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