Age | Commit message (Collapse) | Author | |
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2009-03-25 | Add #ifdefs needed to compile Gallium on Solaris with gcc or Sun cc | Alan Coopersmith | |
Signed-off-by: Alan Coopersmith <alan.coopersmith@sun.com> | |||
2009-01-08 | gallium: Replace uint64 by standard uint64_t. | José Fonseca | |
uint64 is not (so?) standard, and often redefined by third parties, causing name clashes. | |||
2008-12-30 | gallium: Don't redefine INLINE. | José Fonseca | |
INLINE is commonly used in third-party headers. | |||
2008-09-26 | cell: align instruction buffers to 8-byte, not 32-byte boundary | Brian Paul | |
2008-09-19 | gallium: added ALIGN32_ATTRIB | Brian Paul | |
2008-08-12 | gallium: Allow compilation inside X. | José Fonseca | |
2008-07-01 | gallium: Use the inline keyword on C++. | José Fonseca | |
2008-06-24 | gallium: Drop deprecated __MSC__ macro. | José Fonseca | |
2008-06-05 | egl: assorted fixes for Windows | Jonathan White | |
Note that int32_t is typedef'd both in p_compiler.h and eglplatform.h | |||
2008-06-02 | gallium: Replace XSTDCALL by PIPE_CDECL. | José Fonseca | |
2008-05-30 | gallium: Provide the INT64_C/UINT64_C macros. | José Fonseca | |
"long long" types and 1234LL constants are not supported by eVC. | |||
2008-05-28 | Merge branch 'gallium-vertex-linear' into gallium-0.1 | Jakob Bornecrantz | |
Conflicts: src/gallium/auxiliary/draw/draw_pt_varray.c | |||
2008-05-28 | gallium: Windows CE portability fixes. | José Fonseca | |
2008-05-23 | gallium: define PIPE_CDECL calling convention, which really is cdecl everywhere | Keith Whitwell | |
2008-04-25 | gallium: New configuration header. | José Fonseca | |
To abstract all those weird #ifdef (__???__) checks. It should typically be the first included header. | |||
2008-02-23 | Bring in several forgotten MSVC fixes. | José Fonseca | |
2008-02-23 | gallium: Define intptr_t for Windows platform. | Michal Krol | |
2008-02-15 | Code reorganization: move files into their places. | José Fonseca | |
This is in a separate commit to ensure renames are properly preserved. |