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Ian Romanick wrote:
> Here is my first pass at run-time dispatch generation code for x86-64.
> It's not particularly well tested yet (or I'd just commit it now). I
> wrote a test program that called fill_in_entrypoint with a few different
> parameter
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Brian Paul wrote:
> I sometimes wonder if all this complexity to handle dynamic addition of
> entrypoints is worth it. It would all be a heck of a lot simpler if we
> just updated libGL with the newest entrypoints from time to time and
> asked people
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Keith Whitwell wrote:
> Ian Romanick wrote:
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>> There is one catch, and I'm not sure how to resolve it. When a driver
>> requests a function, it can request a set of identical functions with
>> different names. For example, the driver can request t
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> Ian Romanick wrote:
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>>Normally when an application calls glXGetProcAddress a dummy stub is
>>created. In the current implementation, a dispatch offset is not
>>assigned at this time. The existing code expects that th
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> Ian Romanick wrote:
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>> Normally when an application calls glXGetProcAddress a dummy stub is
>> created. In the current implementation, a dispatch offset is not
>> assigned at this time. The existing code expects that th
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Ian Romanick wrote:
> Normally when an application calls glXGetProcAddress a dummy stub is
> created. In the current implementation, a dispatch offset is not
> assigned at this time. The existing code expects that the driver will
> later ask for the
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> Here is my first pass at run-time dispatch generation code for x86-64.
> It's not particularly well tested yet (or I'd just commit it now). I
> wrote a test program that called fill_in_entrypoint with a few different
> par
On Mon, 03 Jul 2006 18:59:24 -0700, Ian Romanick wrote:
> Here is my first pass at run-time dispatch generation code for x86-64.
> It's not particularly well tested yet (or I'd just commit it now). I
> wrote a test program that called fill_in_entrypoint with a few different
> parameter signature
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Here is my first pass at run-time dispatch generation code for x86-64.
It's not particularly well tested yet (or I'd just commit it now). I
wrote a test program that called fill_in_entrypoint with a few different
parameter signature strings, and I ve
