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that used to require a 'ReducedPrimitiveChange' callback.
Various compilation fixes for XFree86.
Reverted to the older version of glcore.h used internally in XFree86, and
moved it to 'Mesa/include/GL/internal/glcore.h', for compatibility with
XFree86.
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is always the last vertex parameter.
Modify clipping to preserve pv colors.
Modify swrast and X11 driver to expect the pv in the last vertex
(was looking in the first vertex previously).
Remove all handling of flatshading from swrast_setup.
Allow drivers to override the unclipped render tabs in tnl_render_stage
directly. (Like in 3.4). Removed fxsimplerender stage.
Modified t_vb_rendertmp.h to remove the need for 'parity' arguments
in RENDER_TRI macros.
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New array_cache module
Support 8 texture units in core mesa (now support 8 everywhere)
Rework core mesa statechange operations to avoid flushing on many
noop statechanges.
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math: Provides basic matrix and vector functionality that
might be useful to multiple software t&l
implementations, and is used by core mesa to
manage the Model, Project, etc matrices.
tnl: The real transform & lighting code from core mesa,
including everything from glVertex3f through vertex
buffer handling, transformation, clipping, lighting
and handoff to a driver for rasterization.
The interfaces of these can be further tightened up, but the basic
splitting up of state and code move is done.
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into a new directory. Specifically the handling of changes to lighting
lighting space (light in model vs. light in eye) have been revamped.
Moved several derived values used only by swrast into that directory.
Removed direct calls to swrast_flush() from vbrender.c -- pushed into
ctx->Driver.RenderFinish.
Optimized flat-shading case in swrast_setup.
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functionality layered on top of the software rasterizer.
An example entrypoint:
void _swsetup_Triangle( GLcontext, GLuint, GLuint, GLuint, GLuint )
will coerce the software rasterizer to draw flat, twoside-lit,
unfilled and offset triangles (including decomposition to points or lines).
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