Re: cairo release 1.12.10 now available

No, we have not completely upstreamed our code yet.  There are still things left to do, there are three large differences that we are trying to resolve and upstream

1. cairo-gles uses a partial compositor initialization, while upstream gl uses full init.  We have talked to Chris on this and agree on common approach.

2. cairo-gles uses GL_LINES drawing mode for stroke width == 1.0, we will upstream this too.

3. cairo-gles caches some of the GL states, I will submit a patch to resolve this for both cairo-gles and cairo upstream.

There other differences, we will upstream gradually.

Henry

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From: [email protected] [[email protected]] on behalf of Bobby Salazar [[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, January 16, 2013 2:59 PM
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Subject: Re: [cairo] cairo release 1.12.10 now available

Over the past couple of years I've heard a bit of talk about two sets
of cairo OpenGL code. One in the main cairo code base, and another
here:

code.google.com/p/cairogles

Now with the release of 1.12.10 it mentions the "gradual completion of the MSAA
backend for cairo-gl". Does this mean that the code from the link
above has been fully upstreamed into the main cairo code base?
If not, what is left and how are the two code trees different?
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