Embedded Graphics Drivers in Mesa: Open-Source Alternatives for Mobile GPUs
Offered By: Linux Foundation via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
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Explore the world of embedded graphics drivers in Mesa through this informative conference talk by Neil Roberts from Igalia. Delve into the importance of efficient GPU utilization in mobile platforms and the challenges posed by closed-source drivers. Discover the open-source alternative provided by Mesa, a user-space library implementing OpenGL, GLES, and Vulkan APIs on Linux platforms. Gain insights into the project's structure, the user-space graphics stack, and Mesa's inner workings. Learn about embedded drivers supported by Mesa, including Freedreno for Adreno platforms, Panfrost for Mali Midgard and Bifrost GPUs, and drivers for Broadcom GPUs. Understand key concepts such as GPU functionality, shaders, graphics APIs, and Mesa's internal architecture. Explore the sequence of operations in graphics processing and examine specific examples of embedded drivers like Free Junior Driver, VC for Driver, VideoPU Driver, and Pan Driver.
Syllabus
Introduction
What is a GPU
What are shaders
What is Mesa
OpenGL
Shaders
GLSL
OpenGL ES
Vulkan
Mesa
Chronos
Mesa Matrix
Mesa Internal Architecture
Graphics APIs
Shader Representation
Sequence of Operations
Example
Embedded Drivers
Free Junior Driver
VC for Driver
VideoPU Driver
Pan Driver
Super Tax Cut
Vivante
Capacitor
Taught by
Linux Foundation
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