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Now we emit way too many flushes instead of none at all.
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If an app never called glViewport, the viewport size was always 0 by 0 pixels.
Now pass initial size to st_create_framebuffer() and initialize the viewport
and scissor bounds in st_make_current().
This could also be fixed by ensuring the gl_framebuffers passed to
_mesa_make_current() were initialized to the right size. But that involves
allocating the renderbuffers/pipe_surfaces earlier and that runs into some
other issues ATM.
Also remove obsolete createRenderbuffers param to st_create_framebuffer().
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storage works
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Remove dst_offset (not used)
Add nr_components, which could be calculated from format, but would be
too much effort.
Update i965 driver to cope.
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Also use BufferData(NULL) to get fresh storage and avoid synchronous
operation where we would have to flush and wait for the fence after each
draw because of the map.
This will chew through a whole load of buffer space on small draws, so
it isn't a proper solution. Need to support a no-fence or append mapping
mode to do this right, or use user buffers.
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