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2008/7/20 Anthony Liguori <anthony@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
> andrzej zaborowski wrote:
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>> 2008/7/20 Anthony Liguori <anthony@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
>> With -no-graphic there's no ds->data, or it can have lower bpp than
>> what's otherwise available.
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> Screen dumping with -no-graphic probably should just show a black screen
> anyway.
I thought this was the main use case. You shouldn't need sdl installed
to perform the tests Avi talked about.
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> I don't think a lower depth is really that big of a deal. It's what the
> user would be seeing anyway. The simplicity seems really nice to me.
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>>> I think your patch looks better, but I can also code up a new screen
>>> dumping
>>> mechanism that doesn't take over DisplayState unless I'm missing
>>> something
>>> obvious.
>>>
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>> It's worth a try, dumping ds->data is perhaps the way to go but
>> ds->depth is being set to 32bit and various video cards are optimised
>> on the assumption that ds->depth doesn't change, so maybe there should
>> be a notification callback.
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> Yeah, that's a bug BTW and AFAIK it's only a problem with VMware VGA.
AFAIK also at least three other adapters.
> There's nothing that keeps ds->depth from changing after a screen resize
> with SDL. If a VNC client does SetPixelFormat that will also change
> ds->depth. Right now, some VNC clients + VMware VGA will cause a SEGV
> because of the assumptions that ds->depth doesn't change.
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> Regards,
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> Anthony Liguori
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>> Regards
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