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Maybe a Metal Backend? or even better, MoltenGL!. Eduardo Lima Mitev of Igalia posted a set of 65 patches today for implementing ARBinternalformatquery2 support within core Mesa and is implemented then within the Intel i965 DRI driver. probably wont be that easy to do an entire supported backend without adjusting quite a bit of core. LLVMpipe as a software fallback to run OpenGL on a regular CPU supports OpenGL 4.6 + OpenGL ES 3.2 + Compat profile 4.5 (since Mesa 21.3). Mesa is now very close to OpenGL 4.3 compliance thanks to a massive patch series that was posted today for review. I'm writing mainly to understand this, because this is the same issue in macOS, with other cross-platform games like Minecraft, unable to use OpenGL 4.1 because they're tied to compatibility mode.Ī conversation on how we can workaround and potentially help fix this nonsense would be nice. opengl is deprecated in ios 12, will affect libgdx.
#Moltengl opengl 4.3 core driver
So, because Dolphin (and most 3D games really) in macOS do not use Metal at all, and instead use OpenGL, I find myself wondering if they're using the Core profile for OpenGL, or defaulting to Compatibility, because Compatibility for some reason always throws driver support to OpenGL 2.1, and for what I've read here, and here, in order to support those new features, they have to use Cocoa, which seems to be a framework of some sorts, allowing for these new features to work. They too are closing in on OpenGL 4.5 support that will hopefully be wired in for the next stable Mesa release in September. supported core version via the GLVERSION string. supported compatibility version and a 3.1 context to get the max. You only need to create a 1.1 context to get the max.
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Whatever version you get, that is what your driver supports.
#Moltengl opengl 4.3 core drivers
You see, Apple is terrible at updating their Video Backends (outside of Metal), Seeing how Their latest drivers (including Nvidia's) only still support OpenGL 4.1 (and partially 4.2). The Nouveau NVC0 driver for Fermi/Kepler/Maxwell has also advanced to supporting OpenGL 4.3 (from GL 4.1) along with the RadeonSI Gallium3D driver for AMD GCN GPUs also supporting OpenGL 4.3. In your code, try making a GL 4.3 context. Well, for the most part they are right, but I'm wondering if they're using the right profile, with the right framework. The OpenGL R Graphics System: A Specication (Version 4.3 (Core Prole) - February 14, 2013) Mark Segal Kurt Akeley Editor (version 1.1): Chris Frazier Editor (versions 1.2-4. Please ask your device manufacturer for updated drivers with Buffer Storage enabled." So, I already read the blog entry on Dolphin's Blog, stating "If you see this message, there is nothing we can do to improve your device's performance, it just doesn't support critical features that Dolphin needs.
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