>
>
> My point was really to move the XF86DRI functions out of Mesa dri to a
> separate library, and since libdrm.so could be used standalone and is
> conceptually different there maybe should be one libdrm.so and one
> libdriclient.so, or whatever we choose to call it.
I don't mind but conceptual
Adam Jackson wrote:
On Tuesday 19 April 2005 20:03, Dave Airlie wrote:
2) xf86dri.h and XF86dri.c that are part of mesa.
3) Some of the dri utils from mesa, basically to handle basic drawable
management and locking.
While doing this I notice that some (3) functions
>
> My issue with exposing XF86DRI* as they are now is that they're direct
> bindings to the XFree86-DRI protocol, which I don't think should be
> app-visible at all. Consider the possibility of someone wanting to write a
> DRI server that was not an X server. We should be enabling our competitio
On Tuesday 19 April 2005 20:03, Dave Airlie wrote:
> > > 2) xf86dri.h and XF86dri.c that are part of mesa.
> > > 3) Some of the dri utils from mesa, basically to handle basic drawable
> > > management and locking.
> > >
> > > While doing this I notice that some (3) functions in XF86dri.c are
> > >
> > 2) xf86dri.h and XF86dri.c that are part of mesa.
> > 3) Some of the dri utils from mesa, basically to handle basic drawable
> > management and locking.
> >
> > While doing this I notice that some (3) functions in XF86dri.c are
> > depending on Mesa headers and datatypes, and this does not see
On Friday 15 April 2005 04:37, Thomas Hellström wrote:
> Hi all!
>
> Trying to make unichrome XvMC using the dri extension as opposed to now
> only the xf86drm API, I've ended up using
>
> 1) xf86drm.h and corresponding c files that now make up or will make up
> libdrm.so
> 2) xf86dri.h and XF86dri
Hi all!
Trying to make unichrome XvMC using the dri extension as opposed to now
only the xf86drm API, I've ended up using
1) xf86drm.h and corresponding c files that now make up or will make up
libdrm.so
2) xf86dri.h and XF86dri.c that are part of mesa.
3) Some of the dri utils from mesa, basical