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GL_ARB_shadow_ambient
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when BEOS_THREADS is defined. This usually does not cause a problem when
BEOS_THREADS is not defined, but the bad line break in this case put
the "#name" text as the first non-white space in a line, causing the
IRIX C preprocessor to think that it was a preprocessor directive, and
that generated a distracting warning. I also fixed a couple of other
line breaks that seemed wrong to me.
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in the windows compiler.
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This helps avoid confusion with other gluts on the system that may be
lined with OpenGl32.dll and Glu32.dll.
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Modified Files:
Mesa/src/context.c
Initializing ctx->Driver.CurrentExecPrimitive to 0, just after the allocation
of the context. I hope this solved a very rare crash of the molecule mode
of xlockmore on my VMS-machine. (I have not seen any crash the last week.
Normally it crashed at least once in the 3 days)
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