KMSCUBE: Spinning Cube Comes To The KMS Console

[uid313]

GBM

What is GBM (mentioned in the article) ?

[Nogotheg]

and this is the result:

Thank you!

And I thought you would get the text console overlayed... That would have been some fancy server console ;-)

[daniels]

Around the same it takes under X and desktop GL. Which should be around 100 lines, assuming using raw X and no glut and friends.

Are you drunk? 329 lines of kmscube.c is just raw GLES calls to deal with the spinning cube, which would be the _exact_ _same_ _code_ you'd use on GL/GLX/X11. 84 lines is initialising modesetting. 48 lines is dealing with GBM buffers directly. It's really not that onerous.

[jrch2k8]

Are you drunk? 329 lines of kmscube.c is just raw GLES calls to deal with the spinning cube, which would be the _exact_ _same_ _code_ you'd use on GL/GLX/X11. 84 lines is initialising modesetting. 48 lines is dealing with GBM buffers directly. It's really not that onerous.

i said the same thing[less technical tho] dunno maybe he made a booboo or was in trolling mode

[box of rox]

I just built it manually with

gcc -I/usr/include/libdrm/ kmscube.c esTransform.c -o kmscube -ldrm -lgbm -lGL -lEGL -LGLESv2 -lm

What version/branch of mesa did you use?
The latest 8.0.3 version I'm using on Archlinux is missing most of the gbm data structures and functions that kmscube uses.