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Use FREE, MALLOC, CALLOC, GETENV wrappers.
Silence compiler warnings.
Add proper copyrights.
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This allows regions to be allocated w/out a rendering context.
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This is already handled by the semanics of map(), etc.
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Mainly down to the support for legacy TNL processing now.
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Need to pass the address of the buffer ptr, not the buffer ptr.
Before, the region->buffer type was void * so it wasn't effectively
type-checked. Changing the type to pipe_buffer_object* allows the
compiler to detect the error. Fixing this solves a segfault.
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The state_tracker driver needs these to implement, eg. pixel buffer objects,
vertex buffer objects.
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This interface is defined by softpipe and any window system (eg i915pipe)
wishing to use softpipe is required to implement the interface.
Currently the interface is all about buffer management.
Generalizing, each pipe driver will advertise an interface in a similar
spirit to this, and again any window system driver wishing to use that
rendering pipeline will have to implement the interface it defines. It
clearly isn't a one-way street however, as softpipe could just do its own
buffer management with malloc. The interaction with a buffer manager is
desired to allow us to exercise the hardware swapbuffers functionality of
the i915pipe driver, and also to get a feel for the way hardware drivers
which really need a buffer manager will work.
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Add a 'mask' param to region_fill() to help with clearing combined Z/stencil buffers, glColorMask, etc.
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struct pipe_buffer goes away.
Added basic region functions to softpipe to allocate/release malloc'd regions.
Surface-related code is fairly coherent now.
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