Daniel Skorka wrote:
R. Steven Rainwater <steve@xxxxxxx> wrote:
The glXChooseFBConfig API requires GLX v1.3 ...
Uh, yeah. I could have told this had I known you were working on it...
I'm working on it. :-) That's okay, what I learned about Wine in the
process was probably worth it. I get a little obsessed with things like
this. I'd really like to get this CAD program working and it looks like
the only way it's going to happen is if I find the problem and fix it
myself.
I've filed bug reports and posted in all the appropriate places and
there doesn't seem to be any interest. That's understandable as I'm
probably the only person with this particular problem. I appreciate
your input by the way - you're the only person in the entire Wine
community who replied to any of my posts! Anyway, I'm going to keep
poking on it until I either find a solution or get bored.
I'm using an NVidia card, so the driver is nv.
nv is the free driver?
Yes and it has no 3D hardware acceleration support.
If you don't have hardware acceleration, mesa software rendering will be
used. Before you start looking, mesa is a part of XFree86/Xorg
I've already looked around on the Mesa website and CVS but haven't found
any helpful clues. My question at the moment is what piece of software
is responsible for the "server glx version string: 1.2" from the glxinfo
report. Is the "server" in my case Mesa or nv? The "vendor string" on
both server and client is "SGI". If I can figure out which it is, then I
can at least post some further questions to the appropriate forum.
I can submit a patch to do that if it's appropriate
Actually, it's even more complex. For some reason, some drivers support
GLXChooseFBConfig, although they claim to be GLX v1.2. This has led to
GLXChooseFBConfig being used indiscriminately.
Got it. Okay, I won't bother with the Wine patch. Looks like I need to
focus on tracking down this v1.2 server and turning it into a v1.3 server.
-Steve
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