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Major changes in Mesa 10.5, from the release announcement:
- The new IR - NIR. A flat, typeless IR, supporting SSA.
- GLX/DRI3 fixes and improvements.
- A lot of preparation work for GL_ARB_direct_state_access.
- Piglit and drawElements Quality Program (dEQP) fixes.
- Initial support for the new Intel Skylake GPUs and Adreno 4xx GPUs.
- Support for GL_EXT_polygon_offset_clamp on i965, nv50, nvc0, r600,
radeonsi, llvmpipe
Besides that, Direct3D9 state tracker ("nine") has been enabled.
It is now provided by lib(64)d3dtracker1 package, the development
files are in lib(64)d3dtracker-devel.
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| 0002-mesa-10.0-nv50-fix-build.patch | ||
| make-git-snapshot.sh | ||
| mesa-9.2-hardware-float.patch | ||
| mesa-10.2-evergreen-big-endian.patch | ||
| Mesa-dev-gallivm-force-sse-instructions-for-llvm-3.5.patch | ||
| mesa.rpmlintrc | ||
| mesa.spec | ||
| README.xvmc.urpmi | ||
Note that XvMC-related components are provided as is, without any warranty. We do not offer official support for that yet. The backends supporting XvMC for some Gallium drivers (r600 and nouveau) are installed by default. To actually enable that support, however, you may need to create XvMCConfig file in /etc/X11/ directory. You can use the following as a template of XvMCConfig file. Uncomment the appropriate line below, according to the driver you are actually using and the bitness of your setup. -------------------------------- cut here --------------------------------- # Driver for AMD Radeon r600+ video cards - 64 bit # /usr/lib64/libXvMCr600.so.1 # Driver for AMD Radeon r600+ video cards - 32 bit # /usr/lib/libXvMCr600.so.1 # Driver for NVidia (nouveau) - 64 bit # /usr/lib64/libXvMCnouveau.so.1 # Driver for NVidia (nouveau) - 32 bit # /usr/lib/libXvMCnouveau.so.1 -------------------------------- cut here ---------------------------------