It means that the shaders work with the Mesa GLSL parser/compiler.
It's no guarantee that individual Mesa drivers won't have bugs, but it's at least an indication that the shaders are okay and the problem you were having could be a bug in fglrx.
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It works with that override, 2 fps only however. And what do you learn from that?
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Originally posted by Kano View PostI can only test ATI 4550, i doubt R700 has got GLSL, i do NOT own a R500 card anyway, why should i test it?
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Originally posted by Kano View PostI can only test ATI 4550, i doubt R700 has got GLSL, i do NOT own a R500 card anyway, why should i test it?
R700 GLSL is listed as "mostly" here, so I suspect it should be working more or less. (IIRC, the Mesa is missing flow control for GLSL 1.2 but that's it).
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I can only test ATI 4550, i doubt R700 has got GLSL, i do NOT own a R500 card anyway, why should i test it?
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Originally posted by Kano View PostI only test fglrx, mesa does not interest me. Especially as you can test now also vaapi.
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I only test fglrx, mesa does not interest me. Especially as you can test now also vaapi.
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Originally posted by Kano View Post@BlackStar
Did you send a patch to the xbmc devs? Then i could test it.
A slightly more practical question: does XBMC OpenGL/GLSL output work with Mesa?
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The two active ledgers right now are the RadeonFeature wiki page ( http://www.x.org/wiki/RadeonFeature ) and the OpenGL 3.0 task list maintained by Brian at VMWare ( http://cgit.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/tree/docs/GL3.txt )
We should probably also update this one to include r6xx/7xx/EG :
re: distros, the open source devs tend to run whatever distro is closest to the new stuff, currently a toss-up between Lucid and F13.
I`m running Lucid right now but will probably switch to F13 for the graphics test day (Wed) and stay there for a bit. Hardware is rv570 (X1950PRO), rv620 (HD3450) and an engineering sample of HD5870 on a Phenom X4. HD5670 at home.
The proprietary driver devs tend to have a dozen or so distro images active and rotate between them depending on the specific bug fix or feature they are working on. We run a mix of PC platforms but try to match the distribution of CPUs and chipsets found in the market over the last 6 months.
We also have a small test team building and testing the latest open source driver code on a few different OSes, currently running on a 2 week cycle. I`ll dig up the last test report from them and get you the distro version and HW details as well.
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test plans
Any ATI developers on here?
1. Are you Open Source or Company men?
2. What specific hardware do you use?
3. What distribution do you develop on?
4. What distribution(s) do you test on? (with release version number please)
5. Is there a posted ledger of items that would make a driver feature complete? Where?
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