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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Failed to link osmesa correctly

Mesa version = 12.0.1 Tried version before this as well. At link time this error comes up: /usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-redhat-linux/4.8.5/../../../../lib64/libGL.so: undefined reference to _glapi_tls_Dispatch'. The script i am using to install…
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Implementation of OpenGL libraries

Who implement OpenGL libraries? (*.c files) Whether there is cross-platform implementation of the library, not dependent of drivers?
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OpenGL: Mesa3D: How to disable dither, animations, etc. to speed up static rendering?

I am using Mesa3d opengl library and using SW renderer only. Is it possible to modify the Mesa3D library source to disable all animations, shades, dithering, etc to maximize performance of showing static images? I am trying to use an application…
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Why is glDrawArrays failing on Intel Mesa 10.3, while working with nVidia using OpenGL 3.3

I am trying to run Piccante image processing library on Intel GPU. The library is using OpenGL shaders to apply filters on images. The library is using OpenGL 4.0 according to its documentation, so I had to make a small modifications in order to get…
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OpenGL in Windows

Windows has only provided the GL v1.1 ; How to download the latest version of OpenGL binaries (+hearders) to begin coding in Windows, and where exactly to find them? Which version of the OpenGL is the latest version which is fully supported by all…
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Tegra Mesa GLES without X

I am trying to setup a Tegra 3 (Toradex Apalis T30) based system that will have an OpenGL ES based user interface on a touch screen. Unfortunately the standard Linux4Tegra kernel is seriously outdated and the provided graphics driver requires X11…
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Compiling Mesa3D windows 64bit

I am new to opengl and mesa3D library I have some problem in compiling mesa3d library on windows 8.1 64 bit machine.. I tried to follow this post Building Mesa for windows 7. Mesa 9.1 but I didn't succeed when I try to build the library with scons…
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OpenTK OpenGL GLSL 3.30 Not Supported

I'm trying to follow this tutorial ( http://neokabuto.blogspot.com/2013/03/opentk-tutorial-2-drawing-triangle.html ) on a lubuntu 14.04.1 laptop workstation using monodevelop. When executing the program, I get GLSL 3.30 is not supported. …
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OpenGL GLSL 3.30 in Ubuntu 14.10 mesa 10.1.3

when I try to compile a glsl shader with OpenGL in Ubuntu I get the following error: - 0:1(10): error: GLSL 3.30 is not supported. Supported versions are: 1.10, 1.20, 1.30, and 1.00 ES But when I do a "glxinfo | grep OpenGL" it says: OpenGL vendor…
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glewInit() crashing (segfault) after creating osmesa (off-screen mesa) context

I'm trying to run an opengl application on a remote computing cluster. I'm using osmesa as I intend to execute off-screen software rendering (no x11 forwarding etc). I want to use glew (to make life dealing with shaders and other extension related…
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Using OpenGL core profile with Mesa 10 and GLFW3

I am running Arch Linux with Mesa 10 on an HP laptop with an Intel HD 3000 GPU. (There is also an ATI card but I shut it off at boot.) I am trying to run OpenGL code with the core profile. OpenGL 3.1 and GLSL 1.4 should be supported according to…
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libOSMesa.so is missing during Mesa installation

I am trying to setup a Virtual Box for doing off-screen rendering with ParaView. I have Ubuntu 12.04 64-bit Server installed in the box. For setting up ParaView and Mesa I have followed the instructions the links…
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Mesa 3D slower than GDI+

I am running a 3d realtime application (C++) on Virtual Machine (VMWare WinXP SP2). I have 3d acceleration always disabled in VMWare. I have tested it running with both the normal windows GDI OpenGL 1.1 and Mesa 3D (7.8.2). When running on Mesa I…
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Windows Visual C++ link to Mesa3D OpenGL

I have a Windows only application in C++ developed in Visual Studio (2008 at the moment). Its an 3D realtime application that should run on virtual machines where often is no 3d hardware acceleration possible! So I am working with the windows…
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Installing Mesa on ubuntu

I am trying to install and use VTK on my 32-bit linux machine (EC2 instance on AWS). I was getting an error which i realized was because I did not have openGL/Mesa installed on my machine. So i installed Mesa using the following command: sudo…
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