Re: [Mesa-dev] Mesa 10.1.2

2014-05-09 Thread Carl Worth
Thomas Hellstrom writes: > The reason it was CC'd stable was that it appeared to fix a rendering > problem that we were seeing, but I should definitely have tested this > more thoroughly. :( No worries. It happens to all of us at times. > An unfortunate situation but the sooner we could cut a 10

Re: [Mesa-dev] Mesa 10.1.2

2014-05-08 Thread Thomas Hellstrom
Carl, Unfortunately a pretty bad problem made it into the XA state tracker in 10.1.2 with commit "Cache render target surface" and it was just fixed in master with commit 9306b7c171b29ac99f837e9efcd0281caf1d332e. It makes vmware swapbuffers fall back to software. The reason it was CC'd stable was