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Mesa Release Notes
Mesa 7.5 Release Notes / 17 July 2009
Mesa 7.5 is a new development release.
People who are concerned with stability and reliability should stick
with the 7.4.x branch or wait for Mesa 7.5.1.
The main new feature of Mesa 7.5 is the
Gallium3D infrastructure.
Mesa 7.5 implements the OpenGL 2.1 API, but the version reported by
glGetString(GL_VERSION) depends on the particular driver being used.
Some drivers don't support all the features required in OpenGL 2.1.
Note that the Mesa project is no longer using odd/even version numbers
to indicate development/stable releases.
The so-called development releases have been fairly stable.
If you're especially concerned with stability you should probably look for
"point" releases such as 7.5.1 which will be a bug-fix release.
Gallium3D - this is the new architecture for OS-independent and
API-independent 3D drivers.
Gallium3D is intended for GPUs that fully support vertex/fragment shaders.
The Gallium3D drivers currently included are:
nouveau (for NVIDIA GPUs) and R300 for (AMD/ATI R300).
PLEASE NOTE: these drivers are incomplete and still under development.
It's probably NOT worthwhile to report any bugs unless you have patches.
Reworked two-sided stencil support.
This allows a driver to support all three variations of two-sided stencil
including GL_ATI_separate_stencil, GL_EXT_stencil_two_side and OpenGL 2.0
Updated SPARC assembly optimizations (David S. Miller)
Initial support for separate compilation units in GLSL compiler.
Increased max number of generic GLSL varying variables to 16 (formerly 8).
GLSL linker now detects when too many varying variables are used.
Optimize-out redundant glMaterial and glShadeModel calls in display lists
Fixed gl_TextureMatrix[i][j] array indexing bug in GLSL compiler.
Bug fixes
Lots of i965 driver bug fixes
Fixed some GLSL preprocessor bugs
GLSL: continue inside of a for-loop didn't work
Changes
Remove support for GL_SGIX_shadow, GL_SGIX_shadow_ambient and
GL_SGIX_depth_texture extensions. Superseded by the ARB versions.
Omitted some old Mesa demos from the release tarballs, added some others.
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