Re: [Mesa-dev] RFC: gallium front/back vs cw/ccw rasterizer state

2010-05-14 Thread Corbin Simpson
On Fri, May 14, 2010 at 5:10 AM, Keith Whitwell wrote: > I'm considering modifying the gallium rasterizer state to remove most of > the cw/ccw flags and replace them with front/back or other concepts > closer to what GL is using. > > This is primarily motivated by the fact that noone other than GL

Re: [Mesa-dev] RFC: gallium front/back vs cw/ccw rasterizer state

2010-05-14 Thread Roland Scheidegger
On 14.05.2010 16:34, Roland Scheidegger wrote: > On 14.05.2010 14:10, Keith Whitwell wrote: >> I'm considering modifying the gallium rasterizer state to remove most of >> the cw/ccw flags and replace them with front/back or other concepts >> closer to what GL is using. >> >> This is primarily motiv

Re: [Mesa-dev] RFC: gallium front/back vs cw/ccw rasterizer state

2010-05-14 Thread Roland Scheidegger
On 14.05.2010 14:10, Keith Whitwell wrote: > I'm considering modifying the gallium rasterizer state to remove most of > the cw/ccw flags and replace them with front/back or other concepts > closer to what GL is using. > > This is primarily motivated by the fact that noone other than GL uses a > lo

Re: [Mesa-dev] RFC: gallium front/back vs cw/ccw rasterizer state

2010-05-14 Thread Brian Paul
Keith Whitwell wrote: I'm considering modifying the gallium rasterizer state to remove most of the cw/ccw flags and replace them with front/back or other concepts closer to what GL is using. This is primarily motivated by the fact that noone other than GL uses a lot of this state, and where they

[Mesa-dev] RFC: gallium front/back vs cw/ccw rasterizer state

2010-05-14 Thread Keith Whitwell
I'm considering modifying the gallium rasterizer state to remove most of the cw/ccw flags and replace them with front/back or other concepts closer to what GL is using. This is primarily motivated by the fact that noone other than GL uses a lot of this state, and where they do, they tend to use th