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* Additionally, use GLVND for OpenGL headers.
* Also, use RelWithDebInfo instead of RelWithDebugInfo. This matters
because the target CMake files installed require the build type to
match one of the ones they define, and they define that one.
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* Mesa used for the DRM backend; GLVND for EGL.
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* Mesa still needed for GBM, DRM, KMS.
* Wayland enabled for both EGL and libva.
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These automatically add themselves when the winsys itself is present
(libx11 or wayland), so there should be no functional change for users.
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Mesa is still needed for GBM, but GLVND is needed for EGL.
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* We now have Vulkan support, so add that.
* Use GLVND for GL headers. Mesa remains for DRM.
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* Mesa is used internally for GBM.
* libglvnd-dev is needed for OpenGL headers.
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Includes a patch to the CMake to use libOpenGL and libGLX instead of
the legacy libGL. We also explicitly set GLVND instead of LEGACY for
the FindOpenGL module.
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* Mesa is still used for GBM and KMS.
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* Only OpenGL headers are used, so replace mesa with libglvnd.
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* mesa-dev is still needed for the KMS backend.
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Otherwise, some xf86-video-* fail to build with missing <pciaccess.h>.
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Also, declare ICU dependency explicitly so it isn't missed again.
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We can enable Wayland now. Use libglvnd for EGL and Mesa for GBM.
Ensure wraps are disabled, so it doesn't download its own gl-headers.
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OpenTTD needs grfcodec to have PNG support or it will not build.
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This allows us to put 'firefox-esr' back in the Standard case of Horizon,
because on PPC where firefox-esr isn't available APK will fall back to
Arctic Fox. But on platforms where the real Firefox is available, it will
install that.
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There is no reason to split EGL since all DRI drivers need the EGL
runtime now due to how glvnd works. Similar for GL-API.
Confirmed working well on:
* Intel HD Graphics 3000/4000 (Sandy Bridge, Ivy Bridge)
* NVIDIA Fermi (GeForce GT 520, Quadro 1000M)
* AMD Radeon (r600 on ppc64, with usual known brokenness)
* LLVMpipe on Intel Iris (Raptor Lake)
in both X11 and Wayland environments.
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Does not work on big endian, despite faring slightly better with my patch.
Does not seem to work on 32-bit architectures; not investigated.
See-also: https://github.com/KhronosGroup/SPIRV-LLVM-Translator/issues/2397
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Reported upstream at https://github.com/KhronosGroup/glslang/issues/3799;
I'm not happy with the patch, and I feel like it can be better, but it
works and it unblocks Vulkan for beta6.
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This integrates a patch that is currently sitting upstream in review.
Adding this patch corrects the tools to work on cross-endian binaries,
i.e. a big-endian system can handle little-endian shaders, and vis versa.
See-also: https://github.com/KhronosGroup/SPIRV-Tools/issues/5595
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user/mesa is the latest (24.2.7), and should install everywhere.
user/mesa-be includes 24.1.7 which is needed for proper operation on
big endian platforms, hence it is only enabled for ppc/ppc64.
* Unfortunately, Intel Iris is not portable due to OpenCL issues and
cannot be included with beta6.
* The glvnd JSON file needs to be kept with the driver.
* We can't split GL any more, so don't bother.
* The DRI driver depends on the GLX stub, which is part of mesa, so
declare that dep explicitly. (weak linked, so abuild can't see it)
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Required for the Rust bits of Mesa's new NV Vulkan driver.
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This provides graphics drivers for r100/r200 Radeons, and also
early GeForces via nouveau dri. nv30+ are handled by Gallium.
Uses libglvnd so it can coexist with newer Mesa versions.
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Needed for newer Mesa releases.
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Needed for new Mesa, and provides AVC1 decoding on supported hw.
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This package allows us to ship Amber and current Mesa at the same time.
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Also updates the test patch to be applicable to all tests. This patch
has been submitted upstream and the upstream URL is included.
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