en by actual DRI driver functions, if DRI setup is successful,
otherwise it will automatically fall to these s/w fallback.
You can also search for posts against my name in the mailing list
archive, you will get some hints.
Regs,
Rahaman.
Thanks,
Regards,
Baisheng
On Friday 06 March 2009 02:05:56 am M
I mode.But, in run time, the DRI setup can fail
and in that case, request will still be sent to xserver but then
xserver will by pass them to mesa to render.
Thanks!
Regards,
Baisheng
On Thursday 05 March 2009 04:56:57 am Mustafizur Rahaman wrote:
Hi,
I also faced the same problem s
Hi,
I also faced the same problem sometime back , but any how after lot of
debugging and analyzing the code, i have got some sort of understanding,
which i am sharing.If anywhere, my understanding is not correct, i
apologize for that.
Check for these three files 1>glxcmds.c & glxext.c & 2> gl
I am not too confident about my knowledge :-( but this is what i
know...i think the app gets the notification through ConfigureNotify
event. We are using gtk app, and that's how we are notified whenever
the screen is rotated.
Bipin George Mathew wrote:
When we use Xrandr to rotate/resize the s
Hi,
We pass a drawable parameter as input while calling XCreatePixmap().Now
this drawable can be either a X window Id(which we got from a previous
call to XCreateWindow) Or, this drawable could be a X pixmap id(which we
got from a previous XCreatePixmap() call).
I checked the xlib manual and i
Hi,
I was investigating the DRI extension API of the xserver & i was
particularly looking into the XF86DRICreateContext API.
As i see when client sends this request to xserver, in response to this
Xserver creates a drm context & pass it to the client.Client then sends
this drm context to the 3D d
