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[Show comments] [Show snapshots] [Show videos] [Show content] [Show crashlogs] MiniGL V2.24 preliminary documentation -------------------------------------- MiniGL is a 3D API which is compatible to OpenGL(tm). It implements a subset of that API and was designed for speed, therefore it directly interfaces with Warp3D. This also means that there is currently no software mode. This release is the second release of MiniGL as a set of shared libraries. There are two such libraries: minigl.library, which is the GL part, and mglut.library, which implements some of the GLUT API. The new shared library interface drops a lot of the original functions (mgl*) in favor of GLUT. Unfortunately, no documentation exists yet. Refer to the glut source code and src/context.c to get an idea on how it works. Installing the Developer files ------------------------------ Simply copy the contents of the SDK directory into SDK:. IMPORTANT: Anyone with MiniGL 1.5.1 or lower developer files in their SDK *must* delete the old files from their SDK first. These can be found in the local/clib2 and local/newlib directories. In particular, delete the header files contained within these directories. Changes in v2.24 ---------------------- - added clib2 SDK (c) AfxGroup - Fix: overwriting memory in stars-demo. - changed makefile's bumprev entry and an rev.h include so that there's no useless src/ prefix in the revision strings anymore. - glGet(GL_VENDOR) now returns "The MiniGL Team (minigl.library X.YY)", so it now contains the MiniGL lib's version number. Changes in v2.23 ---------------- - no more deprecated AllocVec. Disabled for now, eventual crash on exit. - some more simple Tabor ifdefs (replace those by asm later). - Fix: alpha.c demo prog was missing filter-settings and blend-func to actually produce the desired output in a correct way. That it did produce the same output before is actually a bug in MiniGL (wrong / not enforced context defaults for blend-func and texture filters). However I decided to fix the demo prog for now so that we have a well defined test. - Fix: glEvalMesh1 created wrong coordinates. - Fix: mipmapping/closestFit eventually unitialized variable. - Fix: const-correct in texture-converters etc. - Fix: const-correct in eval etc. - Fix: const-correct in glClipPlane. - removed lots of unused variables. - no more deprecated Create/Delete(Msg)Port usage. - no more deprecated p96ReadPixelArray usage. - Fix: nurbtess, eventually unitialized variables. - got rid of almost all warnings (which hid true issues by their sheer amount). - new config define MGL_USE_ALTIVEC to toggle compilation of altivec code. - new config define MGL_TABOR_NO_ABI_BRIDGE to optionally disable the creation of the PPC-ABI <-> SPE-ABI bridge code. If you define MGL_TABOR and MGL_TABOR_NO_ABI_BRIDGE then you'll get a pure SPE minigl / mglut to be used by native SPE programs. - new config define MGL_HAS_NO_SPE_NEWLIB to enabled replacement of functions like cos, sin, etc. note: for the demo progs this also means that some printf("%f") etc. is not being compiled or has been modified to spit out ints. - taborized for the scenario std-PPC-prog -> native-SPE-TCL-minigl/mglut with PPC<->SPE bridge. - taborized for the scenario SPE-prog -> native-SPE-minigl/mglut. - provided my own messy makefiles for all three variants. - provided precompiled libs and demos for all variants. - Known issues with the SPE builds: - glut timerfunc is not working. Use the non-SPE-mglut for now if you tap into this issue (when using the 100% native SPE variants you're lost, of course) - some demo-progs refuse to work if compiled for SPE because of alignment problems. - the fogging-demo runs extremely slow if *not* using the bridged-variant with the std. mglut, reason unknown. - be aware! On my setup gcc's -L flag apparently has a lower priority than its built-in library path! This means that it won't link the newly created libs but the (wrong) ones that exist in the SDK! Better rename those in the SDK (libGL.a etc.) before building! - Fix: cgl_GLEvalPoint1 and cgl_GLEvalPoint2 computed nonsense if p (q respectively) was equal to the order of the map. - Added support the GL_ARB_draw_elements_base_vertex and GL_ARB_map_buffer_range extensions. New functions: glDrawElementsBaseVertex(), glDrawRangeElementsBaseVertex() and glMapBufferRange(). - Fix: const-corrret glDrawRangeElements - Added experimental libtxc_dxtn, because the S3TC patents have expired. Unstable as of now, therefore S2TC is still active. - Fix: glTexImage2D didn't recreate a texture if only the width or the height changed and not both. Thanks to Hubert Maier and Juha Niemimдki for reporting. - Fix: same thing for glCopyTexImage2D - Fix: BuildExtensionString was buggy, potentially overwriting memory because the extension_string's alloc-size was falsely computed. Thanks to Capehill for spotting! Cleaned it up nicely so that sth. like that will never happen again. - Fix: color-fetching for indexed GL_POLYGON was broken, it falsely increased the index pointer one extra time. - Fix: built-in fps stats output was completely broken in multiple ways. - Fixed the return value of MGLUpdate in case the texture compression fails. - Fix: glLockArrays could eventually allocate not enough memory for the underlying vertex data because the semantic of the first / count parameters was falsely interpreted. - Fix: glLockArrays / glUnlockArrays lacked proper GL error handling. Changes in v2.22 ---------------- - Fixed cgl_GLGetTexLevelParameteriv. The 5th parameter was falsely implemented as float*, so the function created a float[] result-set while the caller expected an int[] result-set. This bug could also cause other malfunction because the function is being used in mipmapping code. - PREFER_SMART_LOCK config define - added explicit hw-locking to glReadPixels(GL_DEPTH_COMPONENT). - experimental support for glDrawPixels(GL_DEPTH_COMPONENT). Changes in v2.21 ---------------- - glGet*() now returns the value of GL_BLEND_DST, GL_BLEND_SRC, GL_COLOR_CLEAR_VALUE, GL_STENCIL_BITS, - GL_ALPHA8 and GL_LUMINANCE8_ALPHA8 are now recognized as valid internal formats - Added missing stub for glGetPointerv() - Added fake VBO support. For source code compatibility only, the buffers are stored in the system memory. New functions: glGenBuffers(), glDeleteBuffers(), glBindBuffer(), glBufferSubData(), glBufferData(), glGetBufferSubData(), glMapBuffer(), glUnmapBuffer(), glGetBufferParameteriv() - glTexEnvi no longer sets GL_INVALID_ENUM unnecessarily when multitexturing is used - Fixed glCopyTexImage2D and glCopyTexSubImage2D with GL_RGB textures - glTexGenfv() now supports GL_EYE_PLANE - Added S3TC texture compression using the S2TC compressor. Supports all of the S3TC, DTXn and ARB formats - Fixed glCopyTexImage2D() - Added GL_DEPTH_COMPONENT support to glReadPixels(). Only supports GL_FLOAT type - Added support for the GL_INCR_WRAP and GL_DECR_WRAP stencil ops - glTexSubImage2D and glCopyTexSubImage2D now work on mip levels larger than 0 - Added support for the GL_ARB_vertex_array_bgra extension Changes in v2.20 ---------------- - Fixed the GL_BGRA GL_UNSIGNED_INT_8_8_8_8_REV packer used by glReadPixels() (caused incorrect colours and mouse trails when pop-up menus were shown in Freespace 2) Changes in v2.19 ---------------- - Fixed a texture conversion issue that caused pixels to be in the incorrect order (caused the text in Freespace 2 to be scrambled, amongst other things) Changes in v2.18 ---------------- - The backface cull fix (for Frogatto) caused missing triangles elsewhere. So, fixed this issue yet again. This time it looks like everything works - Profiling was accidentally left enabled in 2.17. Disabled it again Changes in v2.17 ---------------- - Added support for loading textures with the format GL_RGBA, GL_UNSIGNED_INT_8_8_8_8_REV (ResidualVM uses it for Myst III: Exile) - Fixed yet another backface cull issue with vertex arrays and triangle-strips (caused missing triangles in Frogatto) - Reworked the bitmap/texture conversion system to use ARGB internally, so that updating ARGB textures can skip one conversion step (lowers the overhead under some circumstances) Changes in v2.16 ---------------- - Fixed another issue with fogging for drivers that use standard Warp3D fogging rather than z-fogging - Added some missing blend modes Changes in v2.15 ---------------- - Added a Warp3D version check to make sure that anisotropic filtering really is available Changes in v2.14 ---------------- - Fixed a bug in quad rendering that caused some quads to be culled incorrectly (e.g., caused missing quads in the GLexcess demo) - Fixed a bug in rendering of tri-fan vertex arrays that caused missing triangles, especially in flat shade mode (caused missing triangles in PrBoom) Changes in V2.13 ---------------- - Triangle-strip rendering of vertex arrays broke in 2.11 (half the triangles weren't rendered). FIXED - Backface culling could be incorrectly left enabled under certain circumstances (caused areas to be missing in Homeworld). FIXED - Added some more Warp3D flush points where needed Changes in V2.12 ---------------- - Fixed the comparison used to intercept invalid fog parameters before they're sent to Warp3D (caused most graphics in SpeedDreams to be rendered black with some graphics cards) Changes in V2.11 ---------------- - Tweaked the include files so that glext.h does generate function prototype typedefs (needed to compile some programs properly (e.g., Cube 2: Sauerbraten) - Added some missing const specifiers to certain functions, to make them OpenGL spec. compliant (e.g., glFogfv()) - Vertex arrays were being drawn in one colour if flat shading was enabled. FIXED - Flat shading in immediate mode (i.e., using glBegin()/glEnd()) now uses the colour/normals/etc. from the last vertex in a primitive as per the specification (except for with GL_POLYGON, which is supposed to use the colour from the first vertex). - Strange colour changes could occur with flat shaded polygons that were being clipped. FIXED - Added the GL_SUBTRACT multitexturing combine operation - Now indicates that it supports the GL_EXT_texture_env_combine extension (which is a.k.a. GL_ARB_texture_env_combine) - Added support for the GL_EXT_texture_env_dot3 combine types (they're equivalent to GL_ARB_texture_env_dot3, but have different values) - Now indicates that it supports GL_ARB_texture_env_dot3 GL_EXT_texture_env_dot3 if the hardware supports GL_ARB_texture_env_crossbar - GlTexImage*()/glTexSubImage*() functions now respect the pixel transfer mode - Texture mapping could be left enabled, if the texture units weren't disabled in exactly the right order. FIXED - Fixed some unpack functions that could cause a buffer overrun (caused Aquaria to crash when moving from one cavern to the next) - Now flush Warp3D before blitting the front buffer to the window - Worked around an issue where unused but invalid fog parameters could prevent the fog setting from being updated - GlGetString(GL_RENDERER) can now get the Warp3D driver's name without needing to know its chip ID Changes in V2.10 ---------------- - Fixed a bug introduced somewhere in versions 2.6-2.8 that caused GL_RGBA textures to be uploaded incorrectly. FIXED - Fixed the ARGB unpacker (rarely used, but don't want the channels to be swapped) - Now enable W3D_FOG_COORD explicitly instead of expecting Warp3D to implicitly enable it - Fixed the AutoInstall script Changes in V2.9 --------------- - Version 2.8 caused Blender to lockup on startup. FIXED - Fixed a bug that caused crashes if the Warp3D's max-texture-units exceeded MiniGL's max-texture-units Changes in V2.8 --------------- - Reworked various gl getter functions to eliminate duplicated code, fixed some bugs in the behaviour of glGetBooleanv() when requesting parameters internally represented as floating point data. - Added support for anisotropic filtering on supported Warp3D drivers - Added support for Z hinting on supported Warp3D drivers (not yet operational on Radeon) - Numerius bug fixes Changes in V2.7 --------------- - Fixed bug introduced in 2.6's handling of logical operations - Implemented single-texture support for Permedia2 - Improved performance of display list execution Changes in V2.6 --------------- - Recompiled with GCC 4.4.3 - Code refactor, exposing many minor bugs that were fixed. - Fixed several thread-safety issues. - Significantly reduced stack overhead for clipping code. - Implemented faster conversions for normalized floats to 8 and 16-bit unsigned integers. - Added profiler for debug builds Changes in V2.5 --------------- - Fixed the graphics corruption problems introduced in V2.4 - LodePaint's momentary freezes eliminated Changes in V2.4 --------------- - Implemented a faster square-root function using the frsqrte (get faster performance in some cases) - Implemented a reciprocal square-root using the frsqrte assembly code (another small performance boost) - A few other optimizations Changes in V2.3 --------------- - Fixed a bug in display lists for draw elements (cause trouble with the Blender Game Engine) - Line drawing with shade mode GL_FLAT was ignoring the colours. Fixed. - Fixed a bug that would reset GL_TEXTURE_ENV_MODE to GL_MODULATE when a new texture is created and bound (caused trouble for Torque Game Engine) - Fixed a bug in GL_POLYGON rendering that occurred when polygon offset fill was enabled - The MiniGL Watchdog thread now only uses 16 KiB stack (or whatever is set as the minimum in DOS prefs) instead of the same amount of stack that the main process has - The read-buffer was set to GL_FRONT every time, whereas it should be GL_BACK for double-buffered displays Changes in V2.2 --------------- - Added support for 1D textures - Added cel-shading demo (NeHe lesson 37) as a demo of 1D texture use - Implemented spotlights support - Added spots demo (demonstrates spotlights) - Added glGetPointerv() - Add improved support for applications that want to provide their own bitmaps for rendering to, incuding the option of callback function to allow the app to know when the display needs updating - Fix alignment loop bug in displaylists where the number of elements was odd and data type was GL_UNSIGNED_BYTE - Fix to infinite loop bug in select mode and DrawTriangles - Added AltiVec support to vertex transformation and matrix multiplication AltiVec pipeline can be disable by setting ENV:MiniGl/UseVectorUnit to '0' or 'off' - GlCopyPixels() has a special fast routine when depth-testing is disabled and no colour scaling/bias is being used - Fixed a deadlock condition in glCopyPixels() - It was still possible to overflow the vertex buffer; fixed. - Fixed a bug in glRasterPos##() that occurred when w != 1.0 - GlutMotionFunc() hook wasn't called when the mouse was close to the right and bottom borders of the window; fixed. - Fixed possible deadlock conditions with the smartlock. - Fixed a bug in quad rendering code that caused missing polygons - Fixed a GL selection bug; rendering of triangle primitives would result in triangles being rendered instead of being added to the selection list - Added a stack cookie to the trim demo so that it no longer crashes if the default stack size is too small - GlBitmap() was ignoring GL_UNPACK_ROW_LENGTH; fixed. - Fixed the lighting bug that caused planet tinting in Celestia when text overlay was enabled (e.g., when labels were enabled)' - Fixed the issues with altivec code and non-altivec machines - More bug fixes Changes in V2.1 --------------- - Fixed the bug in the MiniGL watchdog task. GL screensavers should no longer freeze. - Fixed a problem that occurred when vertex arrays were included in a display list - Fixed a bug in rendering huge vertex arrays - Fixed rendering of line strips and line loops. No more spurious extra lines (e.g. Celestia, GLBoxed blanker and the Dr. Fungi demo) - Lots of other bug fixes - Added pop up requesters informing users of problems (e.g., wrong MiniGL.library version) - Added stack cookies to demos using GLU NURBS functions in order to ensure that they have enough stack - GLUT now only requests a stencil buffer when applications ask for one - No longer need -DMINIGL defined when compiling OpenGL apps Changes in V2.0 --------------- - Added support for evaluators (glMap*, glEvalCoord*, glMapGrid*, glEvalMesh*, glEvalPoint*) - Added selection support (glListBase(), glNewList(), glInitNames(), glLoadName(), glPushName(), glPopName(), glSelectBuffer(), and glRenderMode()) - Added gluPickMatrix() - Added gluProject()/gluUnProject() - Added glGetDoublev() - Added glIsTexture() - Added glGetTexEnviv() - Added glGetLight*() functions - Added GL_PROXY_TEXTURE support - Fixed some rendering bugs (e.g., a bug causing incorrect lighting for clipped primitives) - Added const qualifiers to improve OpenGL compliance - Mglut.library now has glutKeyboardUpFunc(), glutSpecialUpFunc(), and glutIgnoreKeyRepeat() - Added text functions to Mglut.library (glutBitmap*(), glutStroke*()) - Added glPushClientAttrib()/glPopClientAttrib() - Added glDrawPixels() - Added game mode to mglut.library - Added glutDeviceGet(), glutLayerGet(), glutGetModifiers(), glutSetOptions() and expanded the number of attributes supported by glutGet() - Added glut geometry rendering functions including the teapot functions - Added glut overlay function stubs for completeness (overlay is not actually supported) - Added glGetMaterial*() - Added the complete set of glNormal*() functions - Added glGetTexImage - Added full set of glPixelStore modes, as well as glPixelTransfer - Added glutTimerFunc(), glutCloseFunc(), glutWMCloseFunc() - Added glutWarpPointer() - Added glutExtensionSupported(), glutIgnoreKeyRepeat(), glutSetKeyRepeat(), glutKeyUp(), glutSpecialUp(), and glutForceJoystickFunc() (note: no joystick support yet) - Added stubs for glutSetColor(), glutGetColor(), and glutCopyColormap() (note: these functions really don't make sense
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