Hi, Michel,

[Cui, Hunk] Please see below,
>>On Don, 2010-07-01 at 13:32 +0800, Cui, Hunk wrote: 
>>      
>>      I mean your suggestion, now in our geode driver, I have modified the 
>> Rotate_mem. Rotateddata has to be allocated between memoryBase and 
>> memorySize.
>>      Now my question: Please see the link:
>> http://cgit.freedesktop.org/xorg/xserver/tree/exa/exa_classic.c#n170
>> Code:
>>      if (pExaScr->info->memoryBase && pPixData) {
>>          if ((CARD8 *)pPixData >= pExaScr->info->memoryBase &&
>>              ((CARD8 *)pPixData - pExaScr->info->memoryBase) <
>>                              pExaScr->info->memorySize) {
>>              pExaPixmap->fb_ptr = pPixData;
>>              pExaPixmap->fb_pitch = devKind;
>>              pExaPixmap->use_gpu_copy = TRUE;
>>          }
>>      }
>> In Xserver 1.6, Does not exist the judge.
>> In Xserver version >=1.7, Occur this judge.
>> 
>> My question is: 
>>      What is effect of the judge?

>It considers the pPixData pointer passed in to be the GPU copy if it
falls within the offscreen memory range.

[Cui, Hunk] I hope it have a more detail explain about the pPixData pointer. 
Why you said "if it falls within the offscreen memory range", Can you give me 
an example about this? I still have more confuse about this. :(

>> What are the different between sys_ptr and fb_ptr?

>From exa_priv.h:
>
>    CARD8           *sys_ptr;   /**< pointer to pixmap data in system memory */
>    CARD8           *fb_ptr;    /**< pointer to pixmap data in framebuffer 
> memory */

>Basically, fb_* refer to the GPU copy, sys_* to the system memory copy
of the pixmap contents.

[Cui, Hunk] In Xserver 1.6 version, only have sys_*, turn to Xserver 1.7, Why 
would the introduction of this definition about fb_*?
Please give me some hint, How to use the fb_*?

Thanks,
Hunk Cui  


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