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the later fails for some projection matrices (ala Vis5D with Chromium).
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generalizes the R/texture comparision operators to include all eight of
the depth test comparisons.
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conformance problem
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memory. These can be overridden by applications which need to manage this
memory specially. Contributed by Gerk Huisma.
Also, new code for 8-bit -> 16-bit/channel texture image storage which
fills in the least-significant bits properly.
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result in _very_ blurry textures. Still need to do some optimization
of the new code in s_span.c
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instead of passing a GLcontext* to ResizeBuffers(), pass a GLframebuffer*.
The idea is that a window can be resized without it being bound to a rendering
context. This makes for a nice clean-up in the XFree86 server-side GLX code.
Renamed ctx->Driver.ResizeBuffersMESA() to ctx->Driver.ResizeBuffers().
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(Michael Fitzpatrick)
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from rendering into one window in parallel and wasn't really needed anyway.
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