Age | Commit message (Collapse) | Author | |
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2009-05-28 | r300-gallium, radeon-gallium: Make add_buffer indicate when a flush is needed. | Corbin Simpson | |
On a side note, why is RADEON_MAX_BOS 24? Should ask airlied about that. | |||
2009-05-17 | r300-gallium, radeon-gallium: Nuke gb_pipes from orbit. | Corbin Simpson | |
See the previous commit for an explanation. This is just all the support code for GB_TILE_CONFIG. | |||
2009-05-01 | r300-gallium, radeon-winsys: Hide radeon_cs from r300 pipe. | Corbin Simpson | |
2009-05-01 | r300-gallium, radeon-winsys: Space accounting. | Corbin Simpson | |
It is no longer optional in current libdrm, so it was time to actually start counting our BOs. | |||
2009-05-01 | r300-gallium, radeon-winsys: Reorganize r300_winsys header, break ABI. | Corbin Simpson | |
Make things more consistent, prepare for more function hooks. | |||
2009-03-05 | r300-gallium: C++ compat fix. | Corbin Simpson | |
Oops. :3 | |||
2009-03-03 | r300-gallium, radeon-gallium: Continue migration to DRI2 state_tracker, part 2. | Corbin Simpson | |
Almost there. glxinfo still works, and AFAICT so does trivial/clear. | |||
2009-03-03 | r300-gallium, radeon-gallium: Begin migration to DRI2 state tracker, part 1. | Corbin Simpson | |
s/migration/migrane/ , actually. Anyway, this has working glxinfo... | |||
2009-02-02 | r300: Take care of some XXXes. | Corbin Simpson | |
2009-02-01 | amd/r300: Wire up GETPARAM ioctls. | Corbin Simpson | |
Whoo, stuff is starting to look cleaner and cleaner. | |||
2009-02-01 | r300: Add path for pci_id in winsys. | Corbin Simpson | |
Needs to be hooked up to the getparam from the kernel. | |||
2009-02-01 | r300, amd: Add the ability to flush the CS. | Corbin Simpson | |
This is probably important, yeah? | |||
2009-02-01 | r300, amd: Make everything build. (Not necessarily work, mind you.) | Corbin Simpson | |
Lots of structural work, especially in getting the two parts to talk nicely. Todo: - Get damn blitter working. - Add CS flush. - Reverse order of above two items. |