Intel's Mesa Driver Finishes Up Arrays of Arrays Support

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Intel's Mesa Driver Finishes Up Arrays of Arrays Support

Written by Michael Larabel in Intel on 4 November 2015 at 07:54 AM EST. 8 Comments

Timothy Arceri has now fully-finished up the work on ARB_arrays_of_arrays OpenGL support for the Intel Mesa driver.

Arceri had been working on ARB_arrays_of_arrays support for the past two years as part of a crowd-funded OpenGL extension. Arrays of Arrays are needed for OpenGL 4.3 support.

As of a few weeks ago the code was getting finished and landing in mainline. Over the night, ARB_arrays_of_arrays is enabled for the Intel i965 DRI driver and is marked as done for the Intel DRI driver.

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