More specifically, this introduces a way to query the available EGL devices on a system, `EGLDevices::enumerate`.
Also this introduces a way to get the `EGLDevice` used by an `EGLDisplay`, `EGLDevice::device_for_display`
Co-authored-by: Drakulix <github@drakulix.de>
`DrmNode` was made to manage open drm nodes (including render nodes)
without having to create a `DrmDevice`. Even if opening render nodes
*should* work in general on most systems, the user should be in charge
of opening device, because they *may* want to use a `Session` or
something else. Therefor remove all `open` calls from drm/node.
The X11-backend, which tries to optain a render node, now opens the
render node itself, if getting a path proves to be successful.
expose output from output map and return a reference
in find
change scale with keyboard shortcut
scale input coordinates and render location
according to output_scale
scale buffers during rendering
adapt window locations on output scale
change to that the location will appear
to be stable
scale udev pointer location on output scale
change to make the pointer location appear stable
Use a UserDataMap to store the udev output id
Short names for udev outputs for easier output
scale configuration
Add debug logging to egl via the `EGL_KHR_debug` extension similar to our
support for `GL_KHR_debug`. Sadly unlike the GL-extensions the EGL-extension
does not let us provide any user-data for the callback, so we fall back to
using `slog-stdlog`, when available.
Since we only want to initialize this once, when libEGL gets loaded and
not per display, but we need to query the list of supported extensions
first, some initialization steps where moved around.
Victoria Brekenfeld
Victor Brekenfeld
i509VCB
Victor Brekenfeld
Poly
Victor Berger
Christian Meissl