These registers are per-pixel and per-vertex X and Y clipping planes.
r300->hw.unk21DC.cmd[0] = cmdpacket0(0x21DC, 1);
ALLOC_STATE(unk221C, always, 2, 0);
r300->hw.unk221C.cmd[0] = cmdpacket0(R300_VAP_UNKNOWN_221C, 1);
- ALLOC_STATE(unk2220, always, 5, 0);
- r300->hw.unk2220.cmd[0] = cmdpacket0(0x2220, 4);
+ ALLOC_STATE(vap_clip, always, 5, 0);
+ r300->hw.vap_clip.cmd[0] = cmdpacket0(R300_VAP_CLIP_X_0, 4);
ALLOC_STATE(unk2288, always, 2, 0);
r300->hw.unk2288.cmd[0] = cmdpacket0(R300_VAP_UNKNOWN_2288, 1);
ALLOC_STATE(vof, always, R300_VOF_CMDSIZE, 0);
struct r300_state_atom vic; /* vap input control (2180) */
struct r300_state_atom unk21DC; /* (21DC) */
struct r300_state_atom unk221C; /* (221C) */
- struct r300_state_atom unk2220; /* (2220) */
+ struct r300_state_atom vap_clip;
struct r300_state_atom unk2288; /* (2288) */
struct r300_state_atom pvs; /* pvs_cntl (22D0) */
struct r300_state_atom gb_enable; /* (4008) */
# define R300_221C_NORMAL 0x00000000
# define R300_221C_CLEAR 0x0001C000
+/* These seem to be per-pixel and per-vertex X and Y clipping planes. The first
+ * plane is per-pixel and the second plane is per-vertex.
+ *
+ * This was determined by experimentation alone but I believe it is correct.
+ */
+#define R300_VAP_CLIP_X_0 0x2220
+#define R300_VAP_CLIP_X_1 0x2224
+#define R300_VAP_CLIP_Y_0 0x2228
+#define R300_VAP_CLIP_Y_1 0x2230
+
/* gap */
/* Sometimes, END_OF_PKT and 0x2284=0 are the only commands sent between
r300->hw.unk221C.cmd[1] = R300_221C_NORMAL;
- r300->hw.unk2220.cmd[1] = r300PackFloat32(1.0);
- r300->hw.unk2220.cmd[2] = r300PackFloat32(1.0);
- r300->hw.unk2220.cmd[3] = r300PackFloat32(1.0);
- r300->hw.unk2220.cmd[4] = r300PackFloat32(1.0);
+ r300->hw.vap_clip.cmd[1] = r300PackFloat32(1.0); /* X */
+ r300->hw.vap_clip.cmd[2] = r300PackFloat32(1.0); /* X */
+ r300->hw.vap_clip.cmd[3] = r300PackFloat32(1.0); /* Y */
+ r300->hw.vap_clip.cmd[4] = r300PackFloat32(1.0); /* Y */
/* XXX: Other families? */
switch (r300->radeon.radeonScreen->chip_family) {