Thanks Kenneth. There isn't a specific extension that I am looking at now. I was hoping for reference list to check what the extension details on what has been accelerated, punted to fallback or like the GetGraphicResetStatus() case implemented as a noop on Ivy Bridge. Right now my best alternative would be to trace through the codes for any anything more specific and like you said IVB supports everything as Gen 6. I'll make sure the mailing list is aware if any extension needs enabling. There was another option I saw on Pixel read/write but that is hardware enable by default so that isn't a big deal. Douglas -----Original Message----- From: Kenneth Graunke [mailto:kenneth at whitecape.org] Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2012 1:30 PM To: Cheah, Douglas Cc: Intel-gfx at lists.freedesktop.org Subject: Re: OpenGL Extension support on IVY Bridge On 03/28/2012 07:41 PM, Cheah, Douglas wrote: > Hello folks, Hi Douglas, > I like to know if there is an active list available of supported list > OpenGL and OpenGLES for IVY Bridge? I am looking for a comprehensive > list that include information on hardware support instead of list of > supported extension just like GL_EXTENSION. Not that I'm aware of. We currently expose the same set of extensions on Ivy Bridge as we do on Sandy Bridge. If you have any specific inquiries, I'd be happy to answer them as best as I can. Also, if there are any extensions you'd like us to support, let us know. > For example > GL_ARB_robustness is supported but it seem like the > GetGraphicResetStatus() isn't supported, is this tied down to hardware? We're planning on implementing that soon; Ian, Eric, and Ben have been working out the details. > I am also interested details on extension support that can be > configure such as support for s3tc texture compression which looks to > be a DRI config option. > > Douglas For now, the two configurable extensions are: - S3TC texture compression support To enable this, you need to install the libtxc_dxtn library. Mesa will then automatically detect the library and use it. No driconf options are necessary. - Floating point texture support To enable this, you need to build Mesa with: ./configure --enable-texture-float Enabling this also makes the driver expose OpenGL 3.0 rather than 2.1. Both of these are, unfortunately, encumbered by patents. (Otherwise, we'd just enable them all the time.) We still need to consult legal about this.
