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This sub-struct collects the incoming user-provided data/pointers in one place.
Ex: draw->mapped_vbuffer becomes draw->user.vbuffer, etc.
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was still room in the prim queue.
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fragment shaders through llvm.
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Use FREE, MALLOC, CALLOC, GETENV wrappers.
Silence compiler warnings.
Add proper copyrights.
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typedefs are rather evil, remove them and use the enum
keyword explicitely.
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Move the CPU vertex shader execution code to the draw
module, remove traces of LLVM from the state tracker,
abstract execution engine for the purposes of the draw module.
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glorious
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running shaders in llvm.
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Need to set the slot's bit in draw->vcache.referenced even when there was a
cache hit since flushing the primitive buffer will have cleared the bitfield
but not the cache's vertex indexes.
Fixes a bug found when drawing long triangle fans but could be hit by other
prim types as well.
An alternate fix would be to call draw_vertex_cache_invalidate() from
draw_vertex_cache_unreference().
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Also, assert that index is not too large before indexing array.
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Fix warnings in draw_create_vertex_shader()
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function)
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