Hello,
Is this the right forum to discuss specific coding issues / bugs
with the Xlib code ? Could anyone direct me to the right people/
group to discuss these sort of issues ?
thanks,
santosh.
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Jonnii Henttinen wrote:
Hello again!
How about building xfree86 cvs under debian linux? Am i able to install
under different location, something like /usr/local than /usr? That way
i
should be able to ensure i wouldn't blow up debians package managing
system.
--jonni
You can set
Hi group,
Can anyone tell me what command can be given to a window using tellwm
(irix 4dwm )to make it switch from one workspace to another.
I read somewhere that WIN_WORKSPACE property can be set to make a window
do the same. ( atleast thats what i understood when i was using xev on a
window
Does anybody know why a video surface can not be
created in video memory with the Radeon 7500/8500?
For example, SDL_SetVideoMode (640, 480, 32,
SDL_HWSURFACE), will give me a SDL_SWSURFACE. I am
using the following setup:
Linux 2.4.9 SMP
SDL-1.2.3
XFree86 4.2.0
ATI Radeon 7500/8500
Mode AGP
The Mesa-demos RPM contains 'glxinfo.c' which has the line:
glXGetConfig(dpy, vInfo, GLX_LEVEL, attribs-level);
which is how it determines the 'level' parameter in the listing below.
SGI open sourced GLX in Feb '99 for XFree86 so why wouldn't it know
about overlays?
It seems to me this is a
On Fri, 1 Mar 2002, Barry Branham wrote:
The Mesa-demos RPM contains 'glxinfo.c' which has the line:
glXGetConfig(dpy, vInfo, GLX_LEVEL, attribs-level);
which is how it determines the 'level' parameter in the listing below.
SGI open sourced GLX in Feb '99 for XFree86 so why wouldn't it
On Fri, 1 Mar 2002, Santosh Abraham wrote:
Hello,
Is this the right forum to discuss specific coding issues / bugs
with the Xlib code ? Could anyone direct me to the right people/
group to discuss these sort of issues ?
This list is appropriate for discussing Xlib bugs.
On Fri, 1 Mar 2002, Michael Fonte wrote:
This problem turned out to be a gcc bug (at least that is what we are
calling it as the display source code has not changed in years and it work
fine on 5 different platforms using 3 different compilers (gcc, mips, and
sunpro).
Regardless of the
This isn't XFree related but since it is of general interest
to some people here I thought I would post it for reference.
This is a driver framework for the DVO (Digital Video Out)
port on Intel 810 and 815 chipsets. Also included is a
binary driver for the Chrontel 7007 TV encoder which is
I am writing a small video viewing application using xvideo, and I was
curious as to if there was an explanation page about some of the video
formats. I am using an nvidia card. Here is some sample output from the
video device querying routine
(XvQueryAdaptors):
Format: 0x59565955 YUV
On Fri, 1 Mar 2002, Chris Nuernberger wrote:
I am writing a small video viewing application using xvideo, and I was
curious as to if there was an explanation page about some of the video
formats. I am using an nvidia card. Here is some sample output from the
video device querying
In the Windows world all anyone needs to know is the fourcc code
(or the GUID). The format is unambiguously defined by this (at least
the YUV formats are). Nobody uses anything other than this.
These are industry standard formats. Documented in many places on
the web. Such as:
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