Elias Naur d492cbde20 Linux: Removed the glXIsDirect test to determine whether a context is accelerated or not. This is specifically not the case for Xgl and friends that accelerates indireect rendering. Unfortunately, I'm not sure what to replace the test with, so there is currently no way to know from LWJGL whether we're software rendered or not (other than measuring FPS). In fact, I'm not even sure that we can come up with a good test, because some (DRI) drivers use software MESA rendering for some parts of GL, while other parts are hardware accelerated		2006-02-23 19:29:49 +00:00
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generated/org/lwjgl	OpenGL: Made generated ContextCapabilities only try to load super class symbols if a sub class is supported. This avoids spurious 'Could not locate symbol' warnings in debug mode (glLoadProgramNV on ATI hardware)	2006-02-06 11:11:09 +00:00
java/org/lwjgl	OpenGL: Made generated ContextCapabilities only try to load super class symbols if a sub class is supported. This avoids spurious 'Could not locate symbol' warnings in debug mode (glLoadProgramNV on ATI hardware)	2006-02-06 11:11:09 +00:00
native	Linux: Removed the glXIsDirect test to determine whether a context is accelerated or not. This is specifically not the case for Xgl and friends that accelerates indireect rendering. Unfortunately, I'm not sure what to replace the test with, so there is currently no way to know from LWJGL whether we're software rendered or not (other than measuring FPS). In fact, I'm not even sure that we can come up with a good test, because some (DRI) drivers use software MESA rendering for some parts of GL, while other parts are hardware accelerated	2006-02-23 19:29:49 +00:00
templates/org/lwjgl	PBO/VBO checks now query OpenGL directly instead of keeping track of the currently bound buffers	2005-12-27 14:46:42 +00:00