Hi, this series contains all the remaining patches for depth 30 support on nouveau and possible future driver with xBGR2101010 ordering instead of the xRGB2101010 ordering already supported since Mesa 18.0. These are the ones i obsessively tested with success.
First two patches are Daniel's, which have been reviewed and tested by myself, Ilia and Eric, but for some reason Patchwork didn't detect the R-b and t-b statements, so i added them to make it easier for it. The egl/x11 patch is identical to v2, just more tested on ati-ddx to make sure the machine agrees with my explanation to v2 of why it should work fine. Patches 4 and 5 are new: 4 Replaces the hard-coding of 2101010 formats by actually detecting which formats are supported. Together with patch 5 that is not only nicer, but may also provide more opportunity to page-flip in some cases. Patch 5 is needed for Prime render offload from a Wayland server to a Wayland client running on a different gpu, on at least Intel + NVidia, but also helps to enable page-flipping more often. I tested this with Weston + depth 30 enablement patches. While render offload always works now, for page flipping (zero-copy present) i needed to disable the new dmabuf-import path atm. on some gpu's, as Weston's current dmabuf import and/or atomic modesetting is not yet ready to always allow page-flipping. But that's a todo for Weston, this patch just enables it in principle. What is still missing in Mesa is proper Prime offload under regular X between gpu's with mismatched channel ordering like Intel + NVidia, ie. the equivalent of patches 4 and 5 for X11. Atm. render offload would simply display with swapped red and blue channels in such a case. I probably won't have time or ideas to look into this within the next month or two. Thanks, -mario _______________________________________________ mesa-dev mailing list mesa-dev@lists.freedesktop.org https://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/mesa-dev
