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Provide an actual definition of the pipe_buffer struct, containing
the parameters used to create the buffer, and its refcount.
Shift refcounting buffers out of the winsys interface, similar to
surfaces & textures.
Rework pipebuffer/ to reflect the fact these changes, and also Michel's
reworking of the buffer interface.
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The properties of a buffer represented by struct pipe_buffer_handle are now
basically constant over its lifetime. The state tracker gets to deal with any
more complex buffer semantics it may need to provide.
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These are changes that are in our internal branch, but somehow were skipped
so far. It was done using visual comparison of the branches --
it is likely that changes are being carried on the wrong way
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This makes debugging a _lot_ easier.
In gdb, "print format" used to display 613570600, now you see PIPE_FORMAT_A8R8G8B8_UNORM.
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Connect intel_i915_batch_finish() into i915_winsys, just like intel_i915_batch_flush().
Call i915_winsys->batch_finish() in response to pipe->flush(PIPE_FLUSH_WAIT).
Now all the batchbuffer/fence code is in one place and a little cleaner.
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The winsys object is now per-screen and shared by multiple contexts.
The regionPool is now part of the i915 winsys layer.
The winsys wait_idle() and flush_frontbuffer() funcs will get more attention...
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pipe_surface now has a pointer to the winsys which create/owns the surface.
This allows clean surface deallocation w/out a rendering context.
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Winsys driver needs some hints in order to allocate the appropriate kind of
memory for the buffer.
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intelCopyBuffer() is now intelDisplayBuffer(): it displays the given surface
in the on-screen window.
Added a pipe_surface parameter to winsys->flush_frontbuffer().
Front buffer rendering/flushing actually works now.
But, we should only allocate the front surface on demand...
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This allows surfaces to be allocated without a rendering context.
A few loose ends to resolve, but in working condition.
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This allows regions to be allocated w/out a rendering context.
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This is used to wrap user-space data in a pipe buffer object to allow more
uniform treatment of various things. For example, wrapping client-side
vertex arrays so they look like VBOs.
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