On 9 November 2012 13:48, Brian Paul wrote:
> On 11/07/2012 01:05 PM, Paul Berry wrote:
>
>> In situations where an OpenGL function has several equivalent names,
>> Mesa currently does not follow a consistent standard for which name is
>> used. For example, the function glDisablei() (introduced
On 11/07/2012 01:05 PM, Paul Berry wrote:
In situations where an OpenGL function has several equivalent names,
Mesa currently does not follow a consistent standard for which name is
used. For example, the function glDisablei() (introduced in GL 3.0)
is equivalent to glDisableIndexedEXT() (introd
On 11/09/2012 12:36 PM, Jordan Justen wrote:
Paul, Ian,
In Paul's series, he is changing:
_mesa_BlendFunci => _mesa_BlendFunciARB
Whereas, in my 3/3 patch from yesterday, I added BlendFunci to the
XML, and then converted BlendFunciARB references to BlendFunci.
But, BlendFunci is for GL 4.0...
Paul, Ian,
In Paul's series, he is changing:
_mesa_BlendFunci => _mesa_BlendFunciARB
Whereas, in my 3/3 patch from yesterday, I added BlendFunci to the
XML, and then converted BlendFunciARB references to BlendFunci.
But, BlendFunci is for GL 4.0... So, would we want to change
BlendFunci to Blend
+1
I hope no one voices complaints. I wish to see this change occur.
On 11/07/2012 12:05 PM, Paul Berry wrote:
> In situations where an OpenGL function has several equivalent names, Mesa
> currently does not follow a consistent standard for which name is used.
> For example, the function glDisabl
Hi,
+1 for more debugging ease, especially on remote targets.
-Ilyes
On Nov 7, 2012 9:06 PM, "Paul Berry" wrote:
> In situations where an OpenGL function has several equivalent names, Mesa
> currently does not follow a consistent standard for which name is used.
> For example, the function glDi
In situations where an OpenGL function has several equivalent names, Mesa
currently does not follow a consistent standard for which name is used.
For example, the function glDisablei() (introduced in GL 3.0) is equivalent
to glDisableIndexedEXT() (introduced in EXT_draw_buffers2). Mesa manages
the
