2010/2/21 Stefan Dösinger <[email protected]>: > I may be a bit dizzy from playing games for 2 days, but I don't understand > how you get to an offset of 2160 with the normal surface calculation. > According to our table in utils.c ATI2N has 1 byte per pixel, so the offset > would be * 1(bpp) * (128(width) * 60(yoffset) + 60(xoffset)) = 7740 bytes. > > Following the formula given in the GL_EXT_texture_compression_latc spec I'd > get > 16[blocksize in bytes] * (128[width]/4 * 60[y] / 4 + 60[x] / 4) = 7920 > You get 2160 when you use correct block sizes, but a broken pitch. I.e. 60[yoffest]/4[bh] * 128[broken_pitch] + 60[xoffset]/4[bw] * 16[block_size]
I don't see how that will result in working locks though, so I'm curious if this test actually passes on native Windows.
