I just can't seem to remember, but since it's the DDX drivers, this doesn't apply to Gallium? Or are they the same? DDX are the old ones right? *confused*
Phoronix: New DDX X.Org Server API Changes Are Pushed
The first step of the X.Org Server API changes for the DDX drivers to allow for some more modern GPU driver functionality has landed in the mainline Git repository for the xorg-server...
http://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=MTEwNjE
I just can't seem to remember, but since it's the DDX drivers, this doesn't apply to Gallium? Or are they the same? DDX are the old ones right? *confused*
Jeez. This could all land in time for the Fall distro cycle.
XAA is the old acceleration architecture for the DDX drivers this was superseded by EXA and UXA, SNA & Glamour in the Intel DDX
There is an xorg statetracker and a new xa statetracker. The latter is only used by one of the virtualisation drivers. The former is only really now being used by the RadeonSI driver but can potentially be used by any gallium driver. It basically creates a DDX driver
Hope this helps
Yes, was meant to be xa.
I meant to ask: ddx drivers can (and some do) use gallium stuff...