Reply With QuoteThe BSD and Solaris guys disagrees.Originally Posted by darkbasic
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No, the 3d engine meant here is the *hardware* engine. Nothing to do with mesa or other software, but the actual silicon on the card. And all drivers use the 3d engine from the ddx, that's how EXA works (UXA or SNA in Intel's case). Glamor is yet another different thing.
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The BSD and Solaris guys disagrees.
AMD Linux
Linux guys too
For clarity, nobody is saying that there won't be a DDX. All we're talking about here is re-using the Gallium3D hardware layer code in the DDX for EXA acceleration etc... rather than writing different accel code from scratch.
This should have little to no impact on BSD, Solaris or other OS ports.
Last edited by bridgman; 04-06-2012 at 10:04 AM.
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Ok, but that's not what Michaeldarium told us
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i'm a troll account of michael?Ok, but that's not what Michaeldarium told us
anyway i do not have a point about the ddx tropic to say.
also i think the new code will be usable in 6 months in ubuntu 11.10...
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Who knows, but surely Micheal wants to steal your job: jump to quick conclusions
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Who knows, but surely Micheal wants to steal your job: jump to quick conclusions
This man may have a value time-saving product to sell you.
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It's pretty strange not to use the same basis.
For doing matrix calculations in 2d space in a separate thing.
All you have to do is to put some elements zero and you can do 2d stuff with 3d oriented matrix calculation circuits.
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This man may have a value time-saving product to sell you.
Nope, it is this man.
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No, your pretty much a troll of epic proportions all on your own. In fact theres a romour going around you are the TrollKing.
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