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Acceleration Architectures, state of the art.Acceleration Architectures, state of the art.Posted Feb 23, 2009 17:48 UTC (Mon) by dbnichol (subscriber, #39622)In reply to: Acceleration Architectures, state of the art. by ctg Parent article: FOSDEM09: RandR 1.3 and multimedia processing extensions for X
It has definitely been the plan for a long time to get all drivers onto EXA. XAA is only receiving bug fixes in the server. On the other hand, UXA is used by the intel driver to play nice with GEM and KMS. It started as a straight clone of EXA, though. I don't know if the UXA features can be ported back to EXA in the server. You'd probably have to ask keithp or anholt.
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Acceleration Architectures, state of the art. Posted Feb 28, 2009 12:53 UTC (Sat) by daenzer (✭ supporter ✭, #7050) [Link]
> On the other hand, UXA is used by the intel driver to play nice with GEM
> and KMS. It started as a straight clone of EXA, though. I don't know if > the UXA features can be ported back to EXA in the server. You'd probably > have to ask keithp or anholt.
And take their answers with a big grain of salt... There's nothing to be
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