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1 OpenGL Status - November 2013 G-Truc Creation Vendor NVIDIA AMD Intel Windows Apple Release date 02/10/ /11/ /08/ /10/2013 Drivers version beta beta MacOS X 10.9 Samples versions beta beta beta beta Summary NVIDIA beta AMD b9.2 Intel MacOS X 10.9 OpenGL % 0% 0% 0% OpenGL % 64% 25% 0% OpenGL % 87% 87% 0% OpenGL % 100% 100% 43% OpenGL % 95% 95% 67% OpenGL % 100% 100% 92% OpenGL % 91% 98% 91% 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% OpenGL 4.4 OpenGL 4.3 OpenGL 4.2 OpenGL 4.1 OpenGL 4.0 OpenGL 3.3 OpenGL 3.2 NVIDIA beta AMD b9.2 Intel MacOS X 10.9
2 OpenGL 4.4 NVIDIA AMD Intel Windows Apple buffer-type Uned Uned Uned fbo Uned Uned Uned interface-matching Fail Uned Uned Uned sampler-wrap Uned Uned Uned transform-feedback Uned Uned Uned Ok but not conform Fail Uned Sub-Total % 80% 0% 0% 0% OpenGL 4.3 NVIDIA AMD Intel Windows Apple atomic-counter Uned Uned debug Workaround Fail Fail Uned draw-without-vertex-attrib Fail Uned Uned image-sampling Fail Uned Uned image-store Uned Uned interface-matching Workaround Uned Uned multi-draw-indirect Fail Uned program-compute Fail Uned program-compute-image Fail Uned program-subroutine Uned Uned texture-buffer Uned Uned texture-copy Uned Uned texture-storage Uned Uned texture-view Fail Uned Uned
3 Ok but not conform Workaround Fail Uned Sub-Total % 86% 64% 25% 0% OpenGL 4.2 NVIDIA AMD Intel Windows Apple atomic-counter Uned buffer-uniform Uned clipping Uned debug-output Fail Uned draw-base-instance Uned draw-image-space-rendering Uned fbo Uned image-load Uned image-store Workaround Uned image-unpack Uned interface-matching Ok Uned memory-barrier Uned picking Uned primitive-line-aa Fail Uned sampler-fetch Uned test-depth-conservative Uned texture-array Uned texture-compressed Uned texture-conversion Fail Uned texture-cube Uned texture-pixel-store Fail Uned texture-storage Workaround Uned transform-feedback-instanced Uned Ok but not conform
4 Workaround Fail Sub-Total % 100% 87% 87% 0% OpenGL 4.1 NVIDIA AMD Intel Windows Apple fbo-layered primitive-instanced Fail primitive-tessellation-2 Fail primitive-tessellation-5 Fail program-64 program-binary program-separate Fail Ok but not conform Fail Sub-Total % 100% 100% 100% 43% OpenGL 4.0 NVIDIA AMD Intel Windows Apple blend-rtt draw-indirect fbo-layered fbo-multisample fbo-rtt fbo-rtt-texture-array fbo-shadow Fail primitive-instanced Fail primitive-smooth-shading primitive-tessellation
5 program-64 program-subroutine Fail program-varying-blocks program-varying-structs Fail sampler-array sampler-fetch Fail sampler-gather Fail texture-buffer-rgb texture-derivative Ok Fail Ok transform-feedback-object transform-feedback-stream Workaround Workaround Fail Ok but not conform Workaround Fail Sub-Total % 95% 95% 95% 67% OpenGL 3.3 NVIDIA AMD Intel Windows Apple blend-index blend-rtt buffer-type draw-instanced-array query-timer sampler-anisotropy-ext sampler-filter sampler-object sampler-wrap texture-integer-rgb10a2ui Fail texture-rect texture-swizzle
6 Ok but not conform Fail Sub-Total % 100% 100% 100% 92% OpenGL 3.2 NVIDIA AMD Intel Windows Apple buffer-uniform buffer-uniform-shared buffer-update draw-base-vertex draw-image-space draw-instanced draw-multiple draw-without-vertex-attrib fbo fbo-blit Fail fbo-depth Fail fbo-depth-multisample Fail fbo-layered fbo-multisample fbo-multisample-explicit fbo-multisample-integer Fail Workaround Fail fbo-rtt fbo-rtt-texture-array fbo-shadow fbo-srgb Fail glsl-builtin-blocks glsl-discard glsl-precision primitive-front-face primitive-point
7 primitive-point-sprite Ok primitive-shading program Fail query-conditional Fail query-occlusion sync test-scissor texture-2d texture-3d texture-buffer texture-compressed-ext texture-cube texture-fetch texture-format texture-integer texture-offset texture-pixel-store texture-streaming transform-feedback-interleave transform-feedback-separate Ok but not conform Workaround Fail Sub-Total % 100% 91% 98% 91% Extensions 330-fbo-multisample-nv 400-sampler-array-nv 420-blend-op-amd 420-buffer-pinned-amd
8 420-fbo-layered-amd 420-fbo-multisample-dsa-nv 420-fbo-multisample-amd 420-fbo-srgb-decode-ext Fail 420-primitive-bindless-nv 420-test-depth-clamp-amd 420-texture-bindless-nv 420-texture-sparse-amd 430-direct-state-access-ext Ok but not conform Fail Sub-Total % 100% 100% 0% 0% OpenGL ES 2.0 es-200-draw-elements Ok but not conform Fail Sub-Total % 100% 0% 100% 100%
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