Hi Denis, I think the work to replace Mesa IR with GLSL IR is being done by Intel (it was mentioned on #dri-devel, feel free to drop by), but I don't think they will want to touch the st_mesa_to_tgsi part.
Have you considered working on a hardware driver? Sometimes, stable and fast drivers are all that users need. :) Marek On Sun, Mar 20, 2011 at 6:52 PM, Denis Steckelmacher <[email protected]>wrote: > Hello, > > One week has passed since my last mail, talking about an OpenGL 4.1 Core > state > tracker. There has been great interest and many remarks, so thanks to you > all. > > I write this mail to give some more information about my future proposal, > and > to say that I have not disappeared and that I'm already working. I'm > currently > browsing the whole Mesa code, not only Gallium, and even EGL and GLX code. > The > project of replacing Mesa IR with GLSL IR seems to be really interesting, > and > it seems I will apply to do that (plus some other things if I have time to > do > so, but I doubt it, as Mesa IR is really heavily used in Mesa and the Mesa > state tracker). > > I'm also reading the code to have a more precise idea about the amount of > work > needed to make a simple OpenGL 3+ Core state tracker, as an experiment > during > the following months, before the Summer of Code. This way, I will be able > to > see if it's possible and interresting. > > So, thanks a lot for your replies to my previous mails, I now know what you > want and I find that interesting. > _______________________________________________ > mesa-dev mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/mesa-dev >
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