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Graphics: Release of Mesa 19.0.7 and Mesa 19.1.1

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Tuesday 25th of June 2019 06:29:12 PM Filed under
Graphics/Benchmarks
  • mesa 19.0.7
    Hi List,

I'd like to announce the availability of mesa 19.0.7. This is the last release
of the mesa 19.0 series, and all users are encouraged to migrate 19.1.x instead.

I'd like to apologize for the lateness of this release, in my defence I was on
vacation most of the 19.0.7 cycle and there were several patches that needed
backport.

There's nothing too crazy here for the final release of the series. It's pretty
spread across the system except for radv which had a number of small bug fixes.

Thanks again for the smooth sailing 19.0.x series, I'll see y'all again as
release manager in October for the 19.3 cycle.

Dylan

Bas Nieuwenhuizen (5):
      radv: Prevent out of bound shift on 32-bit builds.
      radv: Decompress DCC when the image format is not allowed for buffers.
      radv: Fix vulkan build in meson.
      anv: Fix vulkan build in meson.
      meson: Allow building radeonsi with just the android platform.

Charmaine Lee (1):
      svga: Remove unnecessary check for the pre flush bit for setting vertex buffers

Deepak Rawat (1):
      winsys/svga/drm: Fix 32-bit RPCI send message

Dylan Baker (4):
      docs: Add SHA256 sums for 19.0.6
      cherry-ignore: add additional 19.1 only patches
      Bump version for 19.0.7 release
      Docs add 19.0.7 release notes

Emil Velikov (1):
      mapi: correctly handle the full offset table

Gert Wollny (2):
      virgl: Add a caps feature check version
      virgl: Assume sRGB write control for older guest kernels or virglrenderer hosts

Haihao Xiang (1):
      i965: support UYVY for external import only

Jason Ekstrand (2):
      nir/propagate_invariant: Don't add NULL vars to the hash table
      anv: Set STATE_BASE_ADDRESS upper bounds on gen7

Kenneth Graunke (1):
      glsl: Fix out of bounds read in shader_cache_read_program_metadata

Kevin Strasser (2):
      gallium/winsys/kms: Fix dumb buffer bpp
      st/mesa: Add rgbx handling for fp formats

Lionel Landwerlin (2):
      intel/perf: fix EuThreadsCount value in performance equations
      intel/perf: improve dynamic loading config detection

Mathias Fröhlich (1):
      egl: Don't add hardware device if there is no render node v2.

Nanley Chery (1):
      anv/cmd_buffer: Initalize the clear color struct for CNL+

Nataraj Deshpande (1):
      anv: Fix check for isl_fmt in assert

Samuel Pitoiset (5):
      radv: fix alpha-to-coverage when there is unused color attachments
      radv: fix setting CB_SHADER_MASK for dual source blending
      radv: fix occlusion queries on VegaM
      radv: fix VK_EXT_memory_budget if one heap isn't available
      radv: fix FMASK expand with SRGB formats



git tag: mesa-19.0.7
  • Mesa 19.0.7 Now Available As The Last Of The Series

    Mesa 19.0.7 was released on Monday as the last Mesa 19.0 stable release, ending this quarterly update series from Q1.

    Mesa 19.0.7 is the end of the line and users are encouraged to move to Mesa 19.1 stable, which has been out since earlier this month. Mesa 19.2 is where all feature development is happening and it should be released around the end of August or more likely will end up being September due to blocker bugs often ending up delaying the releases.

  • Mesa 19.1.1
    Mesa 19.1.1 is now available.

In this release we have:

Mostly in fixes for different drivers (RADV, ANV,
Nouveau, Virgl, V3D, R300g, ...)

Also different fixes for different parts (Meson build, GLX,
etc).


Alejandro Piñeiro (1):
      v3d: fix checking twice auf flag

Bas Nieuwenhuizen (5):
      radv: Skip transitions coming from external queue.
      radv: Decompress DCC when the image format is not allowed for buffers.
      radv: Fix vulkan build in meson.
      anv: Fix vulkan build in meson.
      meson: Allow building radeonsi with just the android platform.

Dave Airlie (1):
      nouveau: fix frees in unsupported IR error paths.

Eduardo Lima Mitev (1):
      freedreno/a5xx: Fix indirect draw max_indices calculation

Eric Engestrom (3):
      util/futex: fix dangling pointer use
      glx: fix glvnd pointer types
      util/os_file: resize buffer to what was actually needed

Gert Wollny (1):
      virgl: Assume sRGB write control for older guest kernels or virglrenderer hosts

Haihao Xiang (1):
      i965: support UYVY for external import only

Jason Ekstrand (1):
      anv: Set STATE_BASE_ADDRESS upper bounds on gen7

Juan A. Suarez Romero (3):
      docs: Add SHA256 sums for 19.1.0
      Update version to 19.1.1
      docs: add release notes for 19.1.1

Kenneth Graunke (2):
      glsl: Fix out of bounds read in shader_cache_read_program_metadata
      iris: Fix iris_flush_and_dirty_history to actually dirty history.

Kevin Strasser (2):
      gallium/winsys/kms: Fix dumb buffer bpp
      st/mesa: Add rgbx handling for fp formats

Lionel Landwerlin (2):
      anv: do not parse genxml data without INTEL_DEBUG=bat
      intel/dump: fix segfault when the app hasn't accessed the device

Mathias Fröhlich (1):
      egl: Don't add hardware device if there is no render node v2.

Richard Thier (1):
      r300g: restore performance after RADEON_FLAG_NO_INTERPROCESS_SHARING was added

Rob Clark (1):
      freedreno/a6xx: un-swap X24S8_UINT

Samuel Pitoiset (4):
      radv: fix occlusion queries on VegaM
      radv: fix VK_EXT_memory_budget if one heap isn't available
      radv: fix FMASK expand with SRGB formats
      radv: disable viewport clamping even if FS doesn't write Z

git tag: mesa-19.1.1
  • Mesa 19.1.1 Released - Led By RADV & Intel Driver Fixes

    Mesa 19.1.1 is out as the first point release to this quarter's Mesa 19.1 series that was christened earlier this month.

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