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GRAW EXTRACT BUNDLE FILES FULL VERSION

While Mesa includes a full version bearing the build target of graw-gdi and a headless version bearing the build target of graw-null, only the full version is included.

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This is used in special cases by software that is designed to use Mesa code. osmesa and glapi linking bug report is filed here.

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osmesa has integration with standalone GLLES drivers stripped which may impact integration with softpipe, llvmpipe and swr due to build failure. osmesa gallium supports OpenGL 3.x and newer while osmesa swrast also known as osmesa classic only supports OpenGL 2.1 but it has some unique capabilities.

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This driver is used in special cases by software that is designed to use Mesa code to render without any kind of window system or operating system dependency. They are located in osmesa-gallium and osmesa-swrast subdirectories. 2 versions of osmesa, off-screen rendering driver. These drivers are not available in Mesa 18.3 due to support being suspended upstream for same reason as for shared glapi which they depend on. OpenGL ES 1.x, 2.0 and 3.0 standalone drivers available for 32-bit and 64-bit applications. File names: libGLESv1_CM.dll and libGLESv2.dll. You can switch to swr by setting GALLIUM_DRIVER environment variable value to swr either globally or in a batch file. 2 more will join soon matching the existing flavors of AVX512 instruction set, see issue #2. There are currently 2 DLLs, only one being loaded based on what the user CPU can do. Available for ењ†4 only, x86 is officially unsupported. An alternative desktop OpenGL driver developed by Intel.

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There is hope this feature will reappear in Mesa 19.0 series when hopefully Meson build will be up to the task of replacing Scons. Shared glapi support has been suspended upstream in Scons build for Mesa 18.3 series due to problems with osmesa build in this configuration, see this commit. This was indeed the case since 18.1.2.600-1 up to and including 18.2.6, see #8. Required by llvmpipe, softpipe and swr if Mesa3D is built with shared glapi. softpipe can be selected by setting environment variable GALLIUM_DRIVER=softpipe. Both llvmpipe and softpipe are available for both x86 and ењ†4. llvmpipe is the default desktop OpenGL driver.

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