Questions tagged [mesa]

A free and open source implementation of graphics and compute APIs such as Vulkan, OpenGL and OpenCL. Typically used in GNU/Linux on AMD or Intel GPUs. Use this tag for questions about issues in your code running on Mesa or in questions about compiling Mesa itself.

Mesa 3D is a free and open source library that implements graphics and APIs such as Vulkan, OpenGL and OpenCL (among others) with support for hardware acceleration on several different types of GPUs.

Supported hardware are Intel and AMD GPUs, along with several GPUs that are found in ARM chips, such as Adreno, Mali, Vivante and V3D. There is also a driver for NVidia GPUs, however it is somewhat limited on modern chips.

The latest releases can be found on the official website, and here is a list of the supported feature set for each driver.

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How to integrate ffmpeg with gltransition?

I want to build FFMPEG with GLTransition filter. I followed the build instructions from this link I also installed all the dependencies for FFMPEG build(GLU & GLEW libs) and configured it with EGL. My configured command is: ./configure…
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Mesa3D install can't find libdrm

I'm currently trying to manually install Mesa (version 10.2.3) on a server for which I do not have root access. After downloading the source, I run the configure file with .\configure --prefix=$HOME/.../PATH/TO/MESA. I get the following…
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Compiling Mesa for Mac OS X 10.8 for an unsupported GPU

Is it possible to compile Mesa for Mountain Lion. My Intel HD Graphics 2000 Mobile is unsupported, and OpenGL acceleration doesn't work if I move back the driver (kext) to /System/Library/Extensions/ I'm stuck on a grey screen. I'm thinking of using…
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skipping incompatible libGL.so

I have freshly installed Fedora 19 x86_64 on my PC. I wrote a simple OpenGL program, but failed to compile it. gcc -o quad quad.c -lX11 -lGL -lGLU /usr/bin/ld: skipping incompatible /usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-redhat-linux/4.8.1/../.. …
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openGL MSAA does not work on linux with nouveau drivers

Recently I have tried using MSAA (multisample anti-aliasing) under Linux. The result was surprising: everything worked like a charm with Nvidia proprietary drivers, however with nouveau drivers it does not work. The strange thing about this is that…
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How to tell if a computer supports OpenGL 2.0? (I want to write shaders)

I'm interested in writing OpenGL shaders, but am not sure if my graphics card is good enough to support this or if my system is configured correctly to use the software alternative (Mesa). How do I tell if my computer will support OpenGL shaders? (I…
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New mesa installed but glxinfo show the older one

I am doing some work using Google Cloud Platform,that's to say I use ssh to login. When I run a script(mayavi/test_drawline.py) from others, it tells me: ERROR: In /work/standalone-x64-build/VTKsource/Rendering/OpenGL2/vtkOpenGLRenderWindow.cxx,…
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Android Studio: The Mesa software renderer is deprecated. Use Swiftshader for software rendering

When I run a project in Android Studio using the emulator I get the following error in the debug window: /home/me/Android/Sdk/tools/emulator -netdelay none -netspeed full -avd Nexus_6P_API_24 WARNING: The Mesa software renderer is deprecated. Use…
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Force existing OpenGL application to render offscreen on a headless machine

I want to create a framework for automated rendering tests for video games. I want to test an application that normally renders to a window with OpenGL. Instead, I want it to render into image files for further evaluation. I want to do this on a…
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Develop both 32 and 64bit OpenGL app on Ubuntu

I want to develop both 32 and 64bit lib, which depends on OpenGL(mesa) on Ubuntu (64-bit). However it seems to be impossible to install both 32 and 64bit version of libgl1-mesa-dev. When I sudo apt-get install libgl1-mesa-dev, it install the 64-bit…
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FreeGLUT or Mesa, which one should I use?

So as the title says, which one would you choose? It would be great if one can also explain the reasons behind.
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what exactly is the winsys in gallium 3D Architecture?

I found I could not understand the winsys interface in gallium 3D Architecture.What is the winsys module? What is the relationship between winsys and X server?
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undefined reference to `fcntl64' when trying make mesapy

I am going to start my work with mesapy, when I want to start helloworld sample, after running command make in the directory I get error undefined reference to `fcntl64' : ~/mesapy/sgx/examples/hello_world$ make MAKE <= ../../sgx_ulibc LINK => …
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Moving from fixed-pipeline to modern OpenGL

I have done some simple OpenGL (old fixed pipeline ,without shaders ..etc) and want to start some serious "modern" OpenGL programming. (Should compile on Windows and Linux) I have few questions. 1) In Windows , the "gl.h" doesnt have OpenGL2.0+…
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How to properly compile ParaView for headless offscreen rendering?

I'm running OpenFOAM on a remote server and basically manage to visualize the results via paraview's pvserver as described here. However upon connection the client yields Server DISPLAY not accessible! Display is not accessible on the server side.…
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