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#include <GLES/egltypes.h> |
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#include <wsegl.h> |
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#include <pvr2d.h> |
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#include <string.h> |
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#include <sys/mman.h> |
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#include "pvrqwsdrawable_p.h" |
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#define WSEGL_UNUSED(x) (void)x; |
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// If the PVR2D version is not specified, then assume MBX-style headers. |
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// If the version is defined, then we assume that we have SGX-style headers. |
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#if !defined(PVR2D_REV_MAJOR) |
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#define WSEGL_CAP_WINDOWS_USE_HW_SYNC WSEGL_CAP_WINDOWS_USE_MBX_SYNC |
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#define WSEGL_CAP_PIXMAPS_USE_HW_SYNC WSEGL_CAP_PIXMAPS_USE_MBX_SYNC |
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#endif |
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/* Capability information for the display */ |
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static WSEGLCaps const wseglDisplayCaps[] = { |
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{WSEGL_CAP_WINDOWS_USE_HW_SYNC, 1}, |
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{WSEGL_CAP_PIXMAPS_USE_HW_SYNC, 1}, |
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{WSEGL_NO_CAPS, 0} |
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}; |
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/* Configuration information for the display */ |
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static WSEGLConfig wseglDisplayConfigs[] = { |
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{WSEGL_DRAWABLE_WINDOW, WSEGL_PIXELFORMAT_565, WSEGL_FALSE, |
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0, 0, 0, WSEGL_OPAQUE, 0}, |
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{WSEGL_DRAWABLE_PIXMAP, WSEGL_PIXELFORMAT_565, WSEGL_FALSE, |
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0, 0, 0, WSEGL_OPAQUE, 0}, |
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{WSEGL_NO_DRAWABLE, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0} |
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}; |
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/* Determine if nativeDisplay is a valid display handle */ |
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static WSEGLError wseglIsDisplayValid(NativeDisplayType nativeDisplay) |
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{ |
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/* We only have the default display in this system */ |
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if (nativeDisplay == WSEGL_DEFAULT_DISPLAY) |
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return WSEGL_SUCCESS; |
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else |
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return WSEGL_BAD_NATIVE_DISPLAY; |
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} |
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/* Initialize a native display for use with WSEGL */ |
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static WSEGLError wseglInitializeDisplay |
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(NativeDisplayType nativeDisplay, WSEGLDisplayHandle *display, |
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const WSEGLCaps **caps, WSEGLConfig **configs) |
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{ |
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WSEGLPixelFormat pixelFormat; |
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/* Bail out if the native display is incorrect */ |
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if (nativeDisplay != WSEGL_DEFAULT_DISPLAY) |
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return WSEGL_CANNOT_INITIALISE; |
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/* Open the PVR/QWS display, which will initialize the framebuffer */ |
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if (!pvrQwsDisplayOpen()) |
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return WSEGL_CANNOT_INITIALISE; |
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/* Convert the PVR2D pixel format into a WSEGL pixel format */ |
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switch (pvrQwsDisplay.screens[0].pixelFormat) { |
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case PVR2D_RGB565: |
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pixelFormat = WSEGL_PIXELFORMAT_565; |
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break; |
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case PVR2D_ARGB4444: |
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pixelFormat = WSEGL_PIXELFORMAT_4444; |
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break; |
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case PVR2D_ARGB8888: |
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pixelFormat = WSEGL_PIXELFORMAT_8888; |
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break; |
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default: |
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pvrQwsDisplayClose(); |
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return WSEGL_CANNOT_INITIALISE; |
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} |
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wseglDisplayConfigs[0].ePixelFormat = pixelFormat; |
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wseglDisplayConfigs[1].ePixelFormat = pixelFormat; |
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/* The display has been initialized */ |
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*display = (WSEGLDisplayHandle)&pvrQwsDisplay; |
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*caps = wseglDisplayCaps; |
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*configs = wseglDisplayConfigs; |
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return WSEGL_SUCCESS; |
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} |
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/* Close the WSEGL display */ |
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static WSEGLError wseglCloseDisplay(WSEGLDisplayHandle display) |
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{ |
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if (display == (WSEGLDisplayHandle)&pvrQwsDisplay) |
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pvrQwsDisplayClose(); |
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return WSEGL_SUCCESS; |
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} |
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static WSEGLRotationAngle wseglRotationValue(int degrees) |
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{ |
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switch (degrees) { |
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case 90: return WSEGL_ROTATE_90; |
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case 180: return WSEGL_ROTATE_180; |
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case 270: return WSEGL_ROTATE_270; |
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default: return WSEGL_ROTATE_0; |
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} |
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} |
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/* Create the WSEGL drawable version of a native window */ |
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static WSEGLError wseglCreateWindowDrawable |
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(WSEGLDisplayHandle display, WSEGLConfig *config, |
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WSEGLDrawableHandle *drawable, NativeWindowType nativeWindow, |
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WSEGLRotationAngle *rotationAngle) |
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{ |
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PvrQwsDrawable *draw; |
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WSEGL_UNUSED(display); |
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WSEGL_UNUSED(config); |
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/* Check for special handles that indicate framebuffer screens */ |
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if (nativeWindow >= (NativeWindowType)0 && |
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nativeWindow < (NativeWindowType)PVRQWS_MAX_SCREENS) { |
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PvrQwsDrawable *screen = pvrQwsScreenWindow((int)nativeWindow); |
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if (!screen) |
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return WSEGL_OUT_OF_MEMORY; |
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*drawable = (WSEGLDrawableHandle)screen; |
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if (!pvrQwsAllocBuffers(screen)) |
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return WSEGL_OUT_OF_MEMORY; |
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*rotationAngle = wseglRotationValue(screen->rotationAngle); |
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return WSEGL_SUCCESS; |
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} |
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/* The native window is the winId - fetch the underlying drawable */ |
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draw = pvrQwsFetchWindow((long)nativeWindow); |
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if (!draw) |
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return WSEGL_BAD_DRAWABLE; |
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/* The drawable is ready to go */ |
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*drawable = (WSEGLDrawableHandle)draw; |
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*rotationAngle = wseglRotationValue(draw->rotationAngle); |
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if (!pvrQwsAllocBuffers(draw)) |
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return WSEGL_OUT_OF_MEMORY; |
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return WSEGL_SUCCESS; |
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} |
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/* Create the WSEGL drawable version of a native pixmap */ |
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static WSEGLError wseglCreatePixmapDrawable |
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(WSEGLDisplayHandle display, WSEGLConfig *config, |
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WSEGLDrawableHandle *drawable, NativePixmapType nativePixmap, |
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WSEGLRotationAngle *rotationAngle) |
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{ |
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WSEGL_UNUSED(display); |
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WSEGL_UNUSED(config); |
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if (!nativePixmap) |
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return WSEGL_BAD_NATIVE_PIXMAP; |
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if (!pvrQwsAllocBuffers((PvrQwsDrawable *)nativePixmap)) |
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return WSEGL_OUT_OF_MEMORY; |
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*drawable = (WSEGLDrawableHandle)nativePixmap; |
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*rotationAngle = WSEGL_ROTATE_0; |
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return WSEGL_SUCCESS; |
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} |
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/* Delete a specific drawable */ |
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static WSEGLError wseglDeleteDrawable(WSEGLDrawableHandle _drawable) |
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{ |
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PvrQwsDrawable *drawable = (PvrQwsDrawable *)_drawable; |
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if (!drawable || drawable->type == PvrQwsScreen) |
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return WSEGL_SUCCESS; |
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pvrQwsFreeBuffers(drawable); |
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if (pvrQwsReleaseWindow(drawable)) |
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pvrQwsDestroyDrawable(drawable); |
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return WSEGL_SUCCESS; |
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} |
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/* Swap the contents of a drawable to the screen */ |
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static WSEGLError wseglSwapDrawable |
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(WSEGLDrawableHandle _drawable, unsigned long data) |
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{ |
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WSEGL_UNUSED(data); |
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PvrQwsDrawable *drawable = (PvrQwsDrawable *)_drawable; |
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if (drawable->type != PvrQwsPixmap && !pvrQwsSwapBuffers(drawable, 0)) |
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return WSEGL_BAD_DRAWABLE; |
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else |
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return WSEGL_SUCCESS; |
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} |
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/* Set the swap interval of a window drawable */ |
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static WSEGLError wseglSwapControlInterval |
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(WSEGLDrawableHandle drawable, unsigned long interval) |
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{ |
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WSEGL_UNUSED(drawable); |
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if (pvrQwsDisplay.flipChain) { |
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PVR2DSetPresentFlipProperties |
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(pvrQwsDisplay.context, pvrQwsDisplay.flipChain, |
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PVR2D_PRESENT_PROPERTY_INTERVAL, 0, 0, 0, NULL, interval); |
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} |
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return WSEGL_SUCCESS; |
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} |
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/* Flush native rendering requests on a drawable */ |
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static WSEGLError wseglWaitNative |
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(WSEGLDrawableHandle drawable, unsigned long engine) |
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{ |
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WSEGL_UNUSED(drawable); |
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if (engine == WSEGL_DEFAULT_NATIVE_ENGINE) |
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return WSEGL_SUCCESS; |
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else |
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return WSEGL_BAD_NATIVE_ENGINE; |
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} |
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/* Copy color data from a drawable to a native pixmap */ |
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static WSEGLError wseglCopyFromDrawable |
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(WSEGLDrawableHandle _drawable, NativePixmapType nativePixmap) |
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{ |
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PvrQwsDrawable *drawable = (PvrQwsDrawable *)_drawable; |
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PvrQwsDrawable *pixmap = (PvrQwsDrawable *)nativePixmap; |
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PVR2DBLTINFO blit; |
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if (!drawable || !drawable->backBuffersValid) |
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return WSEGL_BAD_NATIVE_WINDOW; |
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if (!pixmap || !pixmap->backBuffersValid) |
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return WSEGL_BAD_NATIVE_PIXMAP; |
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memset(&blit, 0, sizeof(blit)); |
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blit.CopyCode = PVR2DROPcopy; |
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blit.BlitFlags = PVR2D_BLIT_DISABLE_ALL; |
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blit.pSrcMemInfo = drawable->backBuffers[drawable->currentBackBuffer]; |
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blit.SrcStride = drawable->strideBytes; |
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blit.SrcX = 0; |
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blit.SrcY = 0; |
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blit.SizeX = drawable->rect.width; |
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blit.SizeY = drawable->rect.height; |
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blit.SrcFormat = drawable->pixelFormat; |
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blit.pDstMemInfo = pixmap->backBuffers[pixmap->currentBackBuffer]; |
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blit.DstStride = pixmap->strideBytes; |
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blit.DstX = 0; |
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blit.DstY = 0; |
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blit.DSizeX = pixmap->rect.width; |
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blit.DSizeY = pixmap->rect.height; |
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blit.DstFormat = pixmap->pixelFormat; |
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PVR2DBlt(pvrQwsDisplay.context, &blit); |
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PVR2DQueryBlitsComplete |
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(pvrQwsDisplay.context, pixmap->backBuffers[pixmap->currentBackBuffer], 1); |
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return WSEGL_SUCCESS; |
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} |
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/* Copy color data from a PBuffer to a native pixmap */ |
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static WSEGLError wseglCopyFromPBuffer |
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(void *address, unsigned long width, unsigned long height, |
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unsigned long stride, WSEGLPixelFormat format, |
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NativePixmapType nativePixmap) |
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{ |
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PvrQwsDrawable *pixmap = (PvrQwsDrawable *)nativePixmap; |
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PVR2DFORMAT pixelFormat; |
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if (!pixmap) |
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return WSEGL_BAD_NATIVE_PIXMAP; |
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/* We can only copy under certain conditions */ |
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switch (format) { |
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case WSEGL_PIXELFORMAT_565: |
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pixelFormat = PVR2D_RGB565; break; |
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case WSEGL_PIXELFORMAT_4444: |
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pixelFormat = PVR2D_ARGB4444; break; |
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case WSEGL_PIXELFORMAT_8888: |
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pixelFormat = PVR2D_ARGB8888; break; |
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default: |
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return WSEGL_BAD_CONFIG; |
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} |
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if (width > (unsigned long)(pixmap->rect.width) || |
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height > (unsigned long)(pixmap->rect.height) || |
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pixelFormat != pixmap->pixelFormat) { |
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return WSEGL_BAD_CONFIG; |
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} |
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/* We'd like to use PVR2DBlt to do this, but there is no easy way |
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to map the virtual "address" into physical space to be able |
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to use the hardware assist. Use memcpy to do the work instead. |
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Note: PBuffer's are upside down, so we copy from the bottom up */ |
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char *srcaddr = (char *)address; |
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char *dstaddr = (char *)(pixmap->backBuffers[pixmap->currentBackBuffer]->pBase); |
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int dststride = pixmap->strideBytes; |
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int srcwidth = ((int)width) * pvrQwsDisplay.screens[0].bytesPerPixel; |
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srcaddr += height * stride; |
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while (height > 0) { |
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srcaddr -= (int)stride; |
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memcpy(dstaddr, srcaddr, srcwidth); |
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dstaddr += dststride; |
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--height; |
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} |
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return WSEGL_SUCCESS; |
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} |
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/* Return the parameters of a drawable that are needed by the EGL layer */ |
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static WSEGLError wseglGetDrawableParameters |
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(WSEGLDrawableHandle _drawable, WSEGLDrawableParams *sourceParams, |
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WSEGLDrawableParams *renderParams) |
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{ |
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PvrQwsDrawable *drawable = (PvrQwsDrawable *)_drawable; |
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PVR2DMEMINFO *source, *render; |
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WSEGLPixelFormat pixelFormat; |
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if (!pvrQwsGetBuffers(drawable, &source, &render)) |
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return WSEGL_BAD_DRAWABLE; |
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switch (drawable->pixelFormat) { |
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case PVR2D_RGB565: |
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default: |
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pixelFormat = WSEGL_PIXELFORMAT_565; |
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break; |
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case PVR2D_ARGB4444: |
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pixelFormat = WSEGL_PIXELFORMAT_4444; |
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break; |
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case PVR2D_ARGB8888: |
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pixelFormat = WSEGL_PIXELFORMAT_8888; |
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break; |
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} |
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sourceParams->ui32Width = drawable->rect.width; |
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sourceParams->ui32Height = drawable->rect.height; |
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sourceParams->ui32Stride = drawable->stridePixels; |
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sourceParams->ePixelFormat = pixelFormat; |
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sourceParams->pvLinearAddress = source->pBase; |
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sourceParams->ui32HWAddress = source->ui32DevAddr; |
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sourceParams->hPrivateData = source->hPrivateData; |
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renderParams->ui32Width = drawable->rect.width; |
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renderParams->ui32Height = drawable->rect.height; |
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renderParams->ui32Stride = drawable->stridePixels; |
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renderParams->ePixelFormat = pixelFormat; |
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renderParams->pvLinearAddress = render->pBase; |
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renderParams->ui32HWAddress = render->ui32DevAddr; |
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renderParams->hPrivateData = render->hPrivateData; |
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return WSEGL_SUCCESS; |
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} |
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static WSEGL_FunctionTable const wseglFunctions = { |
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WSEGL_VERSION, |
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wseglIsDisplayValid, |
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wseglInitializeDisplay, |
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wseglCloseDisplay, |
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wseglCreateWindowDrawable, |
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wseglCreatePixmapDrawable, |
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wseglDeleteDrawable, |
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wseglSwapDrawable, |
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wseglSwapControlInterval, |
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wseglWaitNative, |
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wseglCopyFromDrawable, |
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wseglCopyFromPBuffer, |
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wseglGetDrawableParameters |
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}; |
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/* Return the table of WSEGL functions to the EGL implementation */ |
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const WSEGL_FunctionTable *WSEGL_GetFunctionTablePointer(void) |
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{ |
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return &wseglFunctions; |
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} |