BindBuffer* functions are part of tfb extension. They are however
used by others extensions such as uniform buffer object.
This patch moves the BindBuffer* definition to to bufferobj.c
where it acts as a dispatcher calling original tfb function ;
BindBuffer* functions can be used by
Le vendredi 18 novembre 2011 à 13:40 -0700, Brian Paul a écrit :
On 11/18/2011 01:11 PM, vlj wrote:
BindBuffer* functions are part of tfb extension. They are however
used by others extensions such as uniform buffer object.
This patch moves the BindBuffer* definition to to
BindBuffer* functions are part of tfb extension. They are however
used by others extensions such as uniform buffer object.
This patch moves the BindBuffer* definition to to bufferobj.c
where it acts as a dispatcher calling original tfb function ;
BindBuffer* functions can be used by
On Fri, Nov 18, 2011 at 3:11 PM, vlj v...@ovi.com wrote:
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Some projects (like the Linux kernel) won't even accept changes from
people unless they've configured their
BindBuffer* functions are part of tfb extension. They are however
used by others extensions such as uniform buffer object.
This patch moves the BindBuffer* definition to to bufferobj.c
where it acts as a dispatcher calling original tfb function ;
BindBuffer* functions can be used by
On 11/18/2011 01:11 PM, vlj wrote:
BindBuffer* functions are part of tfb extension. They are however
used by others extensions such as uniform buffer object.
This patch moves the BindBuffer* definition to to bufferobj.c
where it acts as a dispatcher calling original tfb function
