Adam Jackson <a...@redhat.com> writes: > We already disable indirect GLX by default at runtime, this makes it > something you can disable at compile time. And if you do that, libglx no > longer needs to link against libGL, which means Xvnc and friends don't > have their swrast support broken just because you installed some other > vendor's libGL. > > I think there's still a few more things that could be conditionalized > away beyond this. There's no need to track render mode or feedback or > selection buffers for direct contexts, for example. And the alternate > top-level dispatch table kind of points out how useless it is to build > the Single_dispatch_info tree. But if I go too far along those lines I > start needing to modify the generated code, so, one thing at a time. > > This series still builds iglx support by default. I could easily be > persuaded to flip that switch though. Opinions?
Patches 1-4 are: Reviewed-by: Eric Anholt <e...@anholt.net>
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