Sorry for not paying attention sooner... the problem with this is that
"all drivers" also means drivers that aren't (and won't be) in the list.
It really means *all* drivers. i915 and r300 support
ARB_sampler_objects, for example. I think in nearly all cases "all
drivers" means that a driver can
On 14 April 2016 at 16:48, Romain Failliot wrote:
> Hi Emil!
>
> Actually this patch is less about mesamatrix and more about cleaning
> the file (IMO).
> By replacing "all drivers" with the actual list of drivers, I've
> noticed that it was easier to see which drivers are actually completed
> or n
Hi Emil!
Actually this patch is less about mesamatrix and more about cleaning
the file (IMO).
By replacing "all drivers" with the actual list of drivers, I've
noticed that it was easier to see which drivers are actually completed
or not.
I also think this will be problematic when new drivers are
Hi Romain,
While I appreciate the effort put in mesamatrix, I feel that things
are steering towards the wrong direction here.
That is, the file is (was?) meant to coordinate between developers on
who's doing what, thus adding/changing policies in order to make it
easier to be read/parsed by a PHP
At some place, "all drivers" wasn't useful anymore, the "all DONE" list
already had all the currently supported drivers.
Also, the syntax "all drivers" isn't future proof, if a new drivers
comes up (we never know) it will be considered done although by default
it might not be.
Finally, expanding
