> I adapted a Directx9 HLSL tutorial to display a black cubemap with one > white line on one edge of one side and visually (by hand or better to say > by eye) confirmed that the line is not "mirrored" on the opposite edge. I'd say the patch is fine. Anything else but clamp to edge does not make sense for cube maps anyway, considering how the location of the pixel is calculated[1]. The only way I can imagine that a texture coordinate gets > 1.0 or < -1.0 is due to filtering.
So the patch has my blessing to go in, if any regressions occur then we can always add a test case. But I cannot think of any good way to test this, so I prefer to wait for an application to show up what can go wrong :-) [1]... http://oss.sgi.com/projects/ogl-sample/registry/ARB/texture_cube_map.txt
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