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Radeon Gallium3D HUD Improvements Land In Git

Written by Michael Larabel in Mesa on 7 August 2015 at 08:39 AM EDT. Add A Comment

For users of Gallium3D's Heads-Up Display, a number of improvements have landed in Mesa Git, particularly if you're a RadeonSI driver user.

Marek Olšák's latest Mesa coding fun has been some Gallium3D HUD improvements with various fixes, support for Hz units, etc. For RadeonSI there are now HUD queries to show the number of shaders created as well as the number of compiler invocations.

Those interested in all of the HUD-related changes can find all of the newest patches in Mesa Git that are in time for landing for what will become Mesa 11.0 in about one month.

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