xf86-video-armsoc hacked to integrate with Mali-400
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xf86-video-armsoc Open-source X.org graphics driver for ARM graphics DRM driver selection -------------------- While most operations use only the standard DRM modesetting interfaces, certain operations unavoidably rely on specific driver behaviour (including dumb buffer allocation flags and cursor plane z-ordering). As such, the armsoc driver must be configured for a particular DRM driver. The currently supported DRM drivers are: - pl111 - exynos To configure armsoc for one of these, pass the --with-drmmode option to ./configure. For example: $ ./configure --with-drmmode=pl111 For other drivers, you will need to implement this support yourself. A template implementation is provided in src/drmmode_template which can be built by passing --with-drmmode=template to ./configure. The interface is defined and documented in src/drmmode_driver.h, and you should refer to this while modifying the template to set up your DRM driver's abstraction appropriately. You can also copy src/drmmode_template into src/drmmode_<yourdrivername> and build with: $ ./configure --with-drmmode=<yourdrivername>
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