I'm on holidays...
when i'll come back i'll answer :))
Sono in vacanza...
rispondero' quando torno :D
Lorenzo
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CYBER LOTTO
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RE/ AWARD NOTIFICATION
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XAA itself doesn't care. You set the LINEAR_FRAMEBUFFER
in the XaaInfoRec Flags if you have a linear framebuffer. If
you don't set that flag it won't put pixmaps in offscreen memory
(because the software rendering code won't be able to deal with
them), and it won't use an offscreen pixmap
I have two questions for you about the radeon driver.
the first relates to the CP and accel. I'm attempting to convert the
Xv code to use the CP. how do you check to find out if the driver is
using CP or MMIO accel? I considered using
info-directRenderingEnabled, but as far as I can see the
On Tue, 2003-08-19 at 21:49, Alex Deucher wrote:
I'm attempting to convert the Xv code to use the CP. how do you check
to find out if the driver is using CP or MMIO accel? I considered
using info-directRenderingEnabled, but as far as I can see the
radeon can use the CP for accel even if
CP mode means using an engine on the chip
that gets the command data from main memory
by itselves, some sort of busmaster DMA stream.
MMIO means that the driver does program the
chipset directly via its memory mapped registers.
DRI means direct rendering and is the most common
socket for current
