1) what about renaming swrastg_dri.so to swrast_dri.so so that it is consistent with the other gallium drivers (r300/r600) and one doesn't need to rename it when installing? It is already clear it's a gallium driver since it's inside lib/gallium. 2) --enable-gallium-radeon should probably be changed to --enable-gallium-r300: --enable-gallium-r300 build gallium r300 [default=disabled] 3) this should say 'build gallium r600': --enable-gallium-r600 build gallium radeon [default=disabled] (Even better the gallium drivers should be enabled with something similar to --with-dri-drivers="..." )
(2) and (3) is done. I leave (1) to swrastg maintainers.
I believe George and Jakob should sign off on #1. Cc'ing them.
Hmmm, I can't seem to add George Sapountzis <gsapountzis@gmail.com> to the cc list.
(In reply to comment #0) > 1) what about renaming swrastg_dri.so to swrast_dri.so so that it is consistent > with the other gallium drivers (r300/r600) and one doesn't need to rename it > when installing? It is already clear it's a gallium driver since it's inside > lib/gallium. I'm definetely in favour of this FWIW. I always end up creating a symlink swrast_dri.so -> swrastg_dri.so for testing. It also matches what distros (eg. RedHat) is doing already.
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