Jon Smirl wrote:
--- Ian Romanick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm going to try and wrap up the remaining issues preventing a single driver binary. As part of that, I'm going to move the Mesa copies of dri_util.[ch] and glcontextmodes.[ch]. I'm also going to remove the DRI copies. Since dri_util.[ch] are only used by the drivers, I'm going to move them to src/mesa/drivers/dri/common.
There is a copy in mesa/src/glx/mini too.
That makes sense.
However, glcontextmodes.[ch] are used by the drivers and the XFree86 libGL, and will need to be used by the solo libGL. Any suggestions of where they should go?
somewhere in mesa, not DRI. solo does not rely on the DRI tree.
Right. In terms of client-side GL and GLX, I want the DRI tree to only contain the code that is only used by libGL. If it's used by a *_dri.so, it belongs in the Mesa tree.
The next step will be to move the remaining source and header files from xc/xc/lib/GL/dri to xc/xc/lib/GL/glx. That should be easy.
The final file shuffling step will be to make the DRI tree and the Mesa tree use the libdrm.a build in the drm module. Right now we have *3* copies of the same code. There is a copy in each of: drm/libdrm, xc/xc/lib/GL/dri/drm, and src/mesa/drivers/dri/dri_client. That's just nuts (but I understand why / how it ended up that way). Any suggestions for getting at least the DRI tree to use the libdrm.a from drm/libdrm?
There's another libdrm copy in mesa/src/glx/mini too. Is the copy in drm/libdrm ready, I can look at coverting miniglx to use it.
I'm really not sure what the state of the code in drm/libdrm is. I'm assuming that it's just a copy of what is in the DRI tree. There is some stuff in there that looks a little dodgey, though.
I want to move quickly on this so that I can wrap it up. I want to get it of my todo list. :)
It might be best to the the DRI version working and then tell me what I need to do to patch up solo. But solo doesn't include any X headers so we can't use X types in it.
Once I'm done shuffling files around, I'll start fixing the type issues. I've already done 98% of that, so that shouldn't be a problem.
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