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It always creates the C:\gallium.cfg , even if it does not exists, which
might be confusing.
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Hook up to the new cso_hash_erase function.
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pf_sprint_name might be used there too.
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Conflicts:
src/mesa/state_tracker/st_atom_sampler.c
src/mesa/state_tracker/st_cb_texture.c
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These should not be needed and were causing garbage to appear along the
edges of the mipmap images.
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release builds
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‘enum’ types
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suitable
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Also clarify that RGB formats with no (used) alpha component are treated as
having alpha = 1.0.
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This fixes broken blits.
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cso_restore_* functions are implemented on top of cso_set_*, therefore
they require full knowledge of the current pipe state to work correctly.
Directly calling pipe's set_*_state functions will lead to undefined state.
Also save and restore shaders.
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Add
GALLIUM_ABORT_ON_ASSERT=no
to C:\gallium.cfg instead.
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The windbg connection seems synchronous, so this speeds up when printing
little text at a time (e.g., tgsi output).
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