On 08/11/17 02:35, Neil Roberts wrote:
Timothy Arceri writes:
You’re right, I think that would be a better way to handle it. I guess
if this was done then you don’t really need the second link. There are
several pointers for the uniform state that you would need to keep and I
think there is
Timothy Arceri writes:
>> You’re right, I think that would be a better way to handle it. I guess
>> if this was done then you don’t really need the second link. There are
>> several pointers for the uniform state that you would need to keep and I
>> think there is more state than just the uniform
Hi Neil,
On 2 November 2017 at 18:35, Neil Roberts wrote:
> If an in-use program is unsuccessfully linked, the GL spec requires
> that the executable and the uniform state of the program should remain
> until a new program is bound. Previously this sort of worked in Mesa
> except that it would fr
On 07/11/17 19:15, Neil Roberts wrote:
Timothy Arceri writes:
I think I'd rather see this handled by releasing the uniforms only after
the second link is successful and using a temp/fallback pointer to hold
it until then. We need to do a similar type of thing with shader source
and the shader
Timothy Arceri writes:
> I think I'd rather see this handled by releasing the uniforms only after
> the second link is successful and using a temp/fallback pointer to hold
> it until then. We need to do a similar type of thing with shader source
> and the shader cache e.g [1].
>
> [1]
> https
I think I'd rather see this handled by releasing the uniforms only after
the second link is successful and using a temp/fallback pointer to hold
it until then. We need to do a similar type of thing with shader source
and the shader cache e.g [1].
[1]
https://cgit.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/com
If an in-use program is unsuccessfully linked, the GL spec requires
that the executable and the uniform state of the program should remain
until a new program is bound. Previously this sort of worked in Mesa
except that it would free the uniform state before attempting to link.
At least on i965 thi
