Don't disable sparse texture by default before extension check, it will
display sparse texture always not supported. Do an ini check in
check_sparse_compatibility function instead.
Log should properly state if sparse texture is supported now.
* Use GLExtension::Has in cold path
* Throw error at first error
* Remove aniso check, all hardware support it. Bonus add GL4.6 extension support
* Remove viewport array check. We replace the function pointer anyway
I used glcorearb.h as input file
Code is limited to core gl + KHR/ARB extension
GL1.X must be handled manually (need only 3 functions)
I think the solution would be to migrate gl.h/glext.h to the
single glcorearb.h. However we might need to update the code to fetch
pointer accordingly
Note: we don't check the null ptr anymore on GSwnd. It isn't important
as we check the extension.
v2: update copyright
v3: update copyright space
v4: update copyright of script
fix copyright
Assume that driver support is good when GL_ARB_texture_barrier and
GL_ARB_direct_state_access are both supported, disable the log in that
case.
Kaby Lake and above already support the required extensions (windows) so
the log is useless. It should be the same case for Skylake. Mesa driver
should already be good.
Note: SSO is still broken even on latest igpu.
This pull request is for the pending reorganization of the folder structure on GSdx,
making it better organized and easier to work with.
Also remove unused GSTextureFX.cpp file.
Tellow Krinkle