void sisUpdateTextureState( struct gl_context *ctx )
{
sisContextPtr smesa = SIS_CONTEXT( ctx );
int i;
__GLSiSHardware *current = &smesa->current;
#if 1
/* TODO : if unmark these, error in multitexture */ /* XXX */
for (i = 0; i < SIS_MAX_TEXTURES; i++)
smesa->TexStates[i] |= (NEW_TEXTURING | NEW_TEXTURE_ENV);
#endif
updateTextureUnit( ctx, 0 );
updateTextureUnit( ctx, 1 );
/* XXX Issues with the 2nd unit but not the first being enabled? */
if ( ctx->Texture.Unit[0]._ReallyEnabled &
(TEXTURE_1D_BIT | TEXTURE_2D_BIT) ||
ctx->Texture.Unit[1]._ReallyEnabled &
(TEXTURE_1D_BIT | TEXTURE_2D_BIT) )
{
current->hwCapEnable |= MASK_TextureEnable;
current->hwCapEnable &= ~MASK_TextureNumUsed;
if (ctx->Texture.Unit[1]._ReallyEnabled)
current->hwCapEnable |= 0x00002000;
else
current->hwCapEnable |= 0x00001000;
} else {
current->hwCapEnable &= ~MASK_TextureEnable;
}
}
void r128UpdateTextureState( GLcontext *ctx )
{
r128ContextPtr rmesa = R128_CONTEXT(ctx);
GLboolean ok;
/* This works around a quirk with the R128 hardware. If only OpenGL
* TEXTURE1 is enabled, then the hardware TEXTURE0 must be used. The
* hardware TEXTURE1 can ONLY be used when hardware TEXTURE0 is also used.
*/
rmesa->tmu_source[0] = 0;
rmesa->tmu_source[1] = 1;
if ((ctx->Texture._EnabledUnits & 0x03) == 0x02) {
/* only texture 1 enabled */
rmesa->tmu_source[0] = 1;
rmesa->tmu_source[1] = 0;
}
ok = (updateTextureUnit( ctx, 0 ) &&
updateTextureUnit( ctx, 1 ));
FALLBACK( rmesa, R128_FALLBACK_TEXTURE, !ok );
}
