Ian Romanick wrote:
There also seem to be some issues with drivers using CARD32. That type comes from X, so it should probably be replaced with something window-system agnostic. Would int32_t work for everyone?
I think this is the best we can do, though at least some versions of FreeBSD had trouble with these types. If need be we can add a conditional definition of this type in a header somewhere.
The BSDs had trouble with the 64-bit types in inttypes.h. For the most part, the sized integer types in inttypes.h grew out of existing types in BSD. :) int32_t and u_int32_t are old skool in BSD. ;) In C99 u_int32_t became uint32_t. I encountered a similar problem with CARD8. I don't recall if there's an analog for int8_t in older BSDs. Later today (hopefully) I'll convert at least the R200 driver to use only the inttypes.h types. I'll wait a few days to see if that breaks any of the BSDs before moving forward.
Another question. dri_util.[ch] will need to be moved from DRI CVS to Mesa CVS. Is it possible to copy the ,v files from one project to another?
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