Hi Pekka,
> I presume you have a driver stack that relies on the opaque EGL buffers
and not zwp_linux_dmabuf any time soon?
Yes, exactly. I've added a protocol extension for sharing those buffers and
our eglCreateImage() implementation can import such buffers into the driver
on the compositor end.
On Fri, 23 Nov 2018 13:07:37 +
Tomek Bury wrote:
> Hi Alexandros,
>
> Sorry for a delay. I've finally got an end-to-end system to test it out. It
> took some time because Weston backend I wrote a while back needed serious
> rework to catch up with latest changes.
>
> There's one thing that
Hi Alexandros,
Sorry for a delay. I've finally got an end-to-end system to test it out. It
took some time because Weston backend I wrote a while back needed serious
rework to catch up with latest changes.
There's one thing that didn't work for me. In compositor you reject
anything that isn't a DM
On Fri, 23 Nov 2018 20:12:53 +0800
zou lan wrote:
> Hi pekka
>
> I check the atomic commit part of the drm backend in weston 5.0. But I am
> not sure if some vendors support one atomic commit to update many CRTCs, so
Hi Nancy,
in my opinion vendors really should support it. If they don't, it
l
Hi pekka
I check the atomic commit part of the drm backend in weston 5.0. But I am
not sure if some vendors support one atomic commit to update many CRTCs, so
I was wondering
if one output repaint to do one atomic commit would match the weston 5.0's
architecture if they don't support it. I think t
On Fri, 23 Nov 2018 16:22:56 +0800
zou lan wrote:
> Hi pekka
>
> >>do you mean users as humans or as apps?
> yes. I mean the apps. I think it's no big impact for apps. The major
> changes for weston new version is focus on libweston/drm backend.
Hi Nancy,
Weston and any compositor is always
Hi pekka
>>do you mean users as humans or as apps?
yes. I mean the apps. I think it's no big impact for apps. The major
changes for weston new version is focus on libweston/drm backend.
I still want to ask something about drm backend. About on_drm_input()
function in compositor-drm.c, do this fun
