[Libre-soc-dev] Loading Vulkan Driver

[vivek pandya]

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> (taking mesa-dev off list for this one)
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> On Thu, Aug 20, 2020 at 4:43 PM vivek pandya <vivekvpandya at gmail.com>
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> > Hello,
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> > I have started building mesa Vulkan driver.
> > I have started by copying amd/vulkan driver however I have just kept only
> > one file in build
> > libresoc_pipeline.c
> > I have only one method
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> vivek, just to reiterate: we need to have git repositories set up on
> git.libre-soc.org, and for that to work you need to send me that ssh
> public key so that i can give you write access to that repository.
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I thought I would push code at
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/vivekvpandya/mesa once code is doing
something meaningful as per plan. Currently code is very ungly because I
don't have enough experience about vulkan driver loaders etc. I have to
comment out manythings in code which does not seem relevant to the goal of
being able to execute drivers and fail at pipeline creation.
I will study more (it just takes a few grep commands, all I wanted was
quick help but I just got an explanation of the error that I already
understood :) .) .


> in this case: none of us (including people on mesa-dev) can guess what
> the answer to your question might be, because none of us have the
> source code, know which repository it is in, and so on.  (and, as this
> is a libre project, we need to be entirely self-hosting rather than
> using proprietary non-free services that fail the FSF's Criteria)
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I can understand,  but if not developing on git.libre-soc.org is not good
(for grants) I am okay to give up any funding (if required I am happy to
give you any document for your evidence )
I am just exploring things at my own capacity and speed. :)

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> so: please can you:
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> 1) let me know the name of the repository that you are working on
> (mesa?  mesa-dev?)
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https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/vivekvpandya/mesa

> 2) send me an id_rsa.pub key (private email is fine)
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> once that's done, we will be able to write a follow-up message
> (including to mesa-dev) that tells people exactly where the source
> code may be obtained, so that they can clone it and try to reproduce
> the issue that you encountered.
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> l.
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