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We always need to compute the absolute value of the fogcoord if we're
passing it through for per-fragment fog.
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This fixes potential a stale reference to vertex buffers.
Fixes cubemap demo on i915.
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This controls whether texcoords are interpreted as-is or scaled up from [0,1].
Fixes glDrawPixels/glBitmap problems on i915 when image is non power-of-two.
Also, cleans up the CSO sampler state for i915 a bit.
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ignore stencil
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We weren't rendering correctly if the first thing drawn was a point (PRIM_MODE_POINT=0).
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Basically, add userBuffer/Data/Size fields to _DriBufferObject, check those
fields in driBOMap/Unmap().
New driGenUserBuffer() function.
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element buffers.
Now client-side vertex arrays and glDrawElements work.
More testing/debug/clean-up to come...
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This is used to wrap user-space data in a pipe buffer object to allow more
uniform treatment of various things. For example, wrapping client-side
vertex arrays so they look like VBOs.
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