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Mesa 18.3.5

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Monday 18th of March 2019 10:14:04 PM Filed under
Graphics/Benchmarks

Mesa 18.3.5 is now available.


This release predominantly focuses on the ANV and RADV Vulkan drivers.
See the shortlog below, for more details.

-Emil


Alok Hota (1):
      swr/rast: bypass size limit for non-sampled textures

Andrii Simiklit (1):
      i965: re-emit index buffer state on a reset option change.

Axel Davy (2):
      st/nine: Ignore window size if error
      st/nine: Ignore multisample quality level if no ms

Bas Nieuwenhuizen (4):
      radv: Sync ETC2 whitelisted devices.
      radv: Fix float16 interpolation set up.
      radv: Allow interpolation on non-float types.
      radv: Interpolate less aggressively.

Carlos Garnacho (1):
      wayland/egl: Ensure EGL surface is resized on DRI update_buffers()

Danylo Piliaiev (1):
      glsl/linker: Fix unmatched TCS outputs being reduced to local variable

David Shao (1):
      meson: ensure that xmlpool_options.h is generated for gallium targets that need it

Eleni Maria Stea (1):
      i965: fixed clamping in set_scissor_bits when the y is flipped

Emil Velikov (8):
      docs: add sha256 checksums for 18.3.4
      meson: egl: correctly manage loader/xmlconfig
      cherry-ignore: add 19.0 only anv/push buffer nominations
      cherry-ignore: add gitlab-ci fixup commit
      cherry-ignore: ignore glsl_types memory cleanup patch
      cherry-ignore: add explicit 19.0 performance optimisations
      Update version to 18.3.5
      docs: add release notes for 18.3.5

Eric Engestrom (1):
      egl: fix libdrm-less builds

Francisco Jerez (1):
      intel/fs: Implement extended strides greater than 4 for IR source regions.

Ian Romanick (2):
      intel/fs: nir_op_extract_i8 extracts a byte, not a word
      intel/fs: Fix extract_u8 of an odd byte from a 64-bit integer

Ilia Mirkin (1):
      glsl: fix recording of variables for XFB in TCS shaders

Jason Ekstrand (10):
      intel/fs: Bail in optimize_extract_to_float if we have modifiers
      compiler/types: Add a contains_64bit helper
      nir/xfb: Properly align 64-bit values
      nir/xfb: Work in terms of components rather than slots
      nir/xfb: Handle compact arrays in gather_xfb_info
      anv: Count surfaces for non-YCbCr images in GetDescriptorSetLayoutSupport
      spirv: OpImageQueryLod requires a sampler
      spirv: Pull offset/stride from the pointer for OpArrayLength
      glsl/list: Add a list variant of insert_after
      glsl/lower_vector_derefs: Don't use a temporary for TCS outputs

Jose Maria Casanova Crespo (1):
      glsl: TCS outputs can not be transform feedback candidates on GLES

José Fonseca (1):
      scons: Workaround failures with MSVC when using SCons 3.0.[2-4].

Juan A. Suarez Romero (3):
      genxml: add missing field values for 3DSTATE_SF
      anv: advertise 8 subpixel precision bits
      anv: destroy descriptor sets when pool gets reset

Kenneth Graunke (1):
      intel/fs: Fix opt_peephole_csel to not throw away saturates.

Kevin Strasser (1):
      egl/dri: Avoid out of bounds array access

Lionel Landwerlin (1):
      intel: fix urb size for CFL GT1

Marek Olšák (5):
      radeonsi: add driconf option radeonsi_enable_nir
      radeonsi: always enable NIR for Civilization 6 to fix corruption
      driconf: add Civ6Sub executable for Civilization 6
      tgsi: don't set tgsi_info::uses_bindless_images for constbufs and hw atomics
      radeonsi: compile clear and copy buffer compute shaders on demand

Mauro Rossi (2):
      android: anv: fix generated files depedencies (v2)
      android: anv: fix libexpat shared dependency

Ray Zhang (1):
      glx: fix shared memory leak in X11

Rhys Perry (2):
      radv: bitcast 16-bit outputs to integers
      radv: ensure export arguments are always float

Samuel Pitoiset (8):
      radv: write the alpha channel of MRT0 when alpha coverage is enabled
      radv: fix writing the alpha channel of MRT0 when alpha coverage is enabled
      radv: fix clearing attachments in secondary command buffers
      radv: fix out-of-bounds access when copying descriptors BO list
      radv: don't copy buffer descriptors list for samplers
      radv: properly align the fence and EOP bug VA on GFX9
      radv: fix pointSizeRange limits
      radv: always initialize HTILE when the src layout is UNDEFINED

Sergii Romantsov (2):
      dri: meson: do not prefix user provided dri-drivers-path
      d3d: meson: do not prefix user provided d3d-drivers-path

Tapani Pälli (3):
      nir: initialize value in copy_prop_vars_block
      anv: retain the is_array state in create_plane_tex_instr_implicit
      anv: destroy descriptor sets when pool gets destroyed

Timothy Arceri (1):
      glsl: fix shader cache for packed param list

Yevhenii Kolesnikov (1):
      i965: Fix allow_higher_compat_version workaround limited by OpenGL 3.0

pal1000 (1):
      scons: Compatibility with Scons development version string

git tag: mesa-18.3.5

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