vmware-svga

History

Micah Dowty 791ddd6a8f Applying a patch from Keith Whitwell: Adds some svga3dutil support for surface flags, and uses those flags in Bunnies to specify the static VB/IB usage of its buffers. This is the same behaviour we expect from well-behaved guest drivers, and it makes Bunnies a better tool for performance testing various host configurations.		2010-02-10 22:16:35 +00:00
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metalkit	Update to latest Metalkit sources. Includes a fix for BIOS triple-fault issues.	2009-10-23 23:58:13 +00:00
refdriver	There are many new tests and examples that we wrote internally at VMware,	2009-10-21 20:20:49 +00:00
util	Applying a patch from Keith Whitwell: Adds some svga3dutil support for surface flags, and uses those flags in Bunnies to specify the static VB/IB usage of its buffers. This is the same behaviour we expect from well-behaved guest drivers, and it makes Bunnies a better tool for performance testing various host configurations.	2010-02-10 22:16:35 +00:00
vmware	Remove PACKED from structure definitions. It shouldn't be necessary (we keep our data aligned anyway), and it isn't sufficient to actually enable packing on MSVC.	2009-10-22 20:34:29 +00:00
Makefile.rules	There are many new tests and examples that we wrote internally at VMware,	2009-10-21 20:20:49 +00:00
README	Initial revision	2009-04-13 07:05:42 +00:00

README

Library Code
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metalkit -
   Open source (MIT-licensed) library code for writing programs
   that run on the IA32 architecture on the "bare metal", without
   an operating system.

refdriver -
   Source code for the VMware SVGA reference driver.

util -
   Utility code used by the accompanying examples. Includes higher
   level APIs built on top of the reference driver, as well as
   miscellaneous code such as text rendering and matrix math.

vmware -
   VMware-provided header files, including the headers which define
   registers and FIFO commands used by the VMware SVGA device.

win32 -
   A Win32 port of the VMWare SVGA reference driver. This driver runs
   in userspace, using the kernel mode interface provided by VMware's
   proprietary kernel-mode graphics driver for Windows XP.