Exemple #1
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_X_HIDDEN Bool
glXQueryRendererIntegerMESA(Display *dpy, int screen,
                            int renderer, int attribute,
                            unsigned int *value)
{
    struct glx_screen *psc;

    if (dpy == NULL)
        return False;

    /* This probably means the caller passed the wrong display pointer or
     * screen number.
     */
    psc = GetGLXScreenConfigs(dpy, screen);
    if (psc == NULL)
        return False;

    /* Right now only a single renderer per display / screen combination is
     * supported.
     */
    if (renderer != 0)
        return False;

    return __glXQueryRendererInteger(psc, attribute, value);
}
Exemple #2
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_X_HIDDEN GLXContext
glXCreateContextAttribsARB(Display *dpy, GLXFBConfig config,
			   GLXContext share_context, Bool direct,
			   const int *attrib_list)
{
   xcb_connection_t *const c = XGetXCBConnection(dpy);
   struct glx_config *const cfg = (struct glx_config *) config;
   struct glx_context *const share = (struct glx_context *) share_context;
   struct glx_context *gc = NULL;
   unsigned num_attribs = 0;
   struct glx_screen *psc;
   xcb_generic_error_t *err;
   xcb_void_cookie_t cookie;
   unsigned dummy_err = 0;


   if (dpy == NULL || cfg == NULL)
      return NULL;

   /* This means that either the caller passed the wrong display pointer or
    * one of the internal GLX data structures (probably the fbconfig) has an
    * error.  There is nothing sensible to do, so return an error.
    */
   psc = GetGLXScreenConfigs(dpy, cfg->screen);
   if (psc == NULL)
      return NULL;

   assert(cfg->screen == psc->scr);

   /* Count the number of attributes specified by the application.  All
    * attributes appear in pairs, except the terminating None.
    */
   if (attrib_list != NULL) {
      for (/* empty */; attrib_list[num_attribs * 2] != 0; num_attribs++)
	 /* empty */ ;
   }

   if (direct && psc->vtable->create_context_attribs) {
      /* GLX drops the error returned by the driver.  The expectation is that
       * an error will also be returned by the server.  The server's error
       * will be delivered to the application.
       */
      gc = psc->vtable->create_context_attribs(psc, cfg, share, num_attribs,
					       (const uint32_t *) attrib_list,
					       &dummy_err);
   }

   if (gc == NULL) {
#ifdef GLX_USE_APPLEGL
      gc = applegl_create_context(psc, cfg, share, 0);
#else
      gc = indirect_create_context_attribs(psc, cfg, share, num_attribs,
              (const uint32_t *) attrib_list,
              &dummy_err);
#endif
   }

   gc->xid = xcb_generate_id(c);
   gc->share_xid = (share != NULL) ? share->xid : 0;

   /* The manual pages for glXCreateContext and glXCreateNewContext say:
    *
    *     "NULL is returned if execution fails on the client side."
    *
    * If the server generates an error, the application is supposed to catch
    * the protocol error and handle it.  Part of handling the error is freeing
    * the possibly non-NULL value returned by this function.
    */
   cookie =
      xcb_glx_create_context_attribs_arb_checked(c,
						 gc->xid,
						 cfg->fbconfigID,
						 cfg->screen,
						 gc->share_xid,
						 gc->isDirect,
						 num_attribs,
						 (const uint32_t *)
						 attrib_list);
   err = xcb_request_check(c, cookie);
   if (err != NULL) {
      gc->vtable->destroy(gc);
      gc = NULL;

      __glXSendErrorForXcb(dpy, err);
      free(err);
   }

   return (GLXContext) gc;
}