Gallium3D's LLVMpipe Driver Is Now Much Faster

OpenArena 0.8.8 is better with the current Git code than on Mesa 9.1 stable, but still it's a long ways from being playable and much lower than the older and less demanding OpenArena 0.8.5.

World of Padman and Urban Terror are also running much faster on Mesa 9.2-devel, but still not anything meaningful as OpenGL isn't meant for running on a CPU.

The performance is up a hell of a lot for Gallium3D LLVMpipe on Mesa 9.2-devel over the current Mesa 9.1.1 code, but still it's not something you would want to use for gaming and obviously even a very cheap graphics card is superior. Benchmarking LLVMpipe is mostly for fun and interest. However, LLVMpipe is useful in terms of fallback support when GPU hardware drivers fail or are unavailable, can be enough for just running a composited desktop environment, and is also useful for driver developers in testing code against a vendor-neutral driver code-path.