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...LAY)) { - ppix = NVGetDrawablePixmap(pDraw); + if (action_flags & USE_OVERLAY) { + if (pNv->Architecture == NV_ARCH_04) { + NV04PutOverlayImage(pScrn, pPriv->video_mem, offset, + id, dstPitch, &dstBox, 0, 0, + xb, yb, npixels, nlines, + src_w, src_h, drw_w, drw_h, + clipBoxes); + } else { + NV10PutOverlayImage(pScrn, pPriv->video_mem, offset, + uv_offset, id, dstPitch, &dstBox, + 0, 0, xb, yb, + npixels, nlines, src_w, src_h, + drw_w, drw_h, clipBoxes); + } + + pPriv->currentBuffer ^= 1; + } else { + i...

...into front buffer + * + * @param pScrnInfo screen + * @param src_offset + * @param id colorspace of image + * @param src_pitch + * @param dstBox + * @param x1 + * @param y1 + * @param x2 + * @param y2 + * @param width + * @param height + * @param src_w + * @param src_h + * @param drw_w + * @param drw_h + * @param clipBoxes + */ static void NVPutOverlayImage(ScrnInfoPtr pScrnInfo, int offset, int id, int dstPitch, BoxPtr dstBox, @@ -358,6 +441,30 @@ extern Bool exaPixmapIsOffscreen(PixmapPtr p); extern void exaMoveInPixmap(PixmapPtr pPixmap); #endif +/** + * NVPutBlitImage + * uses the...

in nv10_exa.c : check_texture does : if (w > 2046 || h > 2046) NOUVEAU_FALLBACK("picture too large, %dx%d\n", w, h); check_render_target does : if (w > 4096 || h > 4096) return FALSE; So we have different size limits for the source and the destination ? Another thing is that nv20 uses nv10_exa.c code, and the limit in

...b1b60e0 in NV40PutTextureImage (pScrn=0x0, src=0x17cc700, src_offset=0, src_offset2=691200, id=<value optimized out>, src_pitch=<value optimized out>, dstBox=0x7fffd2c324c0, x1=0, y1=0, x2=62914560, y2=47185920, width=960, height=720, src_w=480, src_h=360, drw_w=960, drw_h=720, clipBoxes=0x7fffd2c325c0, ppix=0x1c412f0, pPriv=0x8213b8) at nv40_xv_tex.c:356 #6 0x00002b79db187d64 in NVPutImage (pScrn=0x7fb940, src_x=0, src_y=0, drw_x=32, drw_y=51, src_w=960, src_h=720, drw_w=960, drw_h=720, id=842094169, buf=0x2b79e6015000 "", width=960, height...