instead of 430 (which would drag in output blocks). This change
uses the simpler of the two frag shaders in render_tests.cpp,
since that doesn't use more advanced features like layout qualifiers
which may not be present in the BIL->TopIR path yet.
Logical IO is now enabled, as well as a glsl->BIL path. When
BIL is supplied in the shader, we can trim out the glsl bits.
Conflicts:
icd/intel/compiler/shader/compiler_interface.cpp
conversion in the compile method. That'll change soon to consume BIL directly
instead of converting it from glsl.
This is disabled for the moment pending figuring out the varying output count
problem.
Conflicts:
icd/intel/CMakeLists.txt
icd/intel/compiler/shader/compiler_interface.cpp
Add a constant buffer and descriptor set to render_test
Read the uniform in fragment shader, add it to existing color
Triangle colors should remain, but be whiter
Loader wasn't properly inserting the wrapped gpu objects for activated layers
into the chain of objects. This was a problem for any calls that used
the wrapped gpu object chain after activation of layers.
With layers the loaders dispatch table is used instead of the drivers dispatch
table. The gpu objects were reflecting this change but not subsequent objects.
Tell the icd driver about the loader's dispatch table so it will use it on
object creation rather than the default driver dispatch table.
Includes an auto generated layer (GenericLayer) that wraps all api calls.
Includes a basic handwritten layer (basicLayer) that wraps a few apis.
Adds xglGetProcAddr as a new api, which is used to chain layers together.
All layers and loader implement a dispatch table.
Add the class XglTestClass that is intended to be used by
XGL test programs and knows how to capture interesting
test events such as images.
This includes the ability to parse two command line options
--show-images: bring up a simple image window that will show any
images of note (those that an application says to record). Results
are saved so that the operator can scroll through the images
at the completion of the test.
--save-images: Output the image as a ppm file using the test name
as the file base name.
