Re:[Mesa3d-users] PocketPC support

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Actually, a basic OSMesa port is pretty trivial.  
I did one some time ago as part of the OSMesa work 
in one afternoon.  The only part I did not do is 
the "wgl" emulation.  So, you could create an 
OSMesa context and point it at the display buffer 
(either the windows bitmap content or the buffer 
exposed by the gaming API, both work).  Enough of 
a port to meet my needs. I did not bother supporting 
8bit PDAs.  

If anyone is really interested, I could try to track 
down the project again and contribute add it back to
Mesa, assuming I can find the project again.  I used 
it to port some volume rendering applications my
PocketPC.  The memory heirachy on these PDAs can
seriously impact rendering performance however. 
Staying in the cache is extremely critical on these
devices...
> Ekkla Research did. But It's not trivial at all. Months of 
> customisation! Thus, we have to charge for the port in order 
> to recover from the work cost.
> See http://www.ekkla-research.com/
> 
> William
> 
> > I know that this might sound weird and crazy... but has 
> anybody tried to 
> > compile Mesa for PocketPC/WinCE?
> > 
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