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   1 # MESA Driver sponsored by NLnet
   2
   3 todo http://lists.libre-soc.org/pipermail/libre-soc-dev/2020-August/000246.html
   4
   5 # Build Instructions (by Cole from Vivek's comments on the mailing list)
   6
   7 This tutorial assumes, like the rest of the info on the wiki, that you are running Debian 10.4 either natively or in a virtualized setup.
   8
   9 The following is available as scripts in the libre-soc dev-env-setup repo, and can be easily used by running `sudo ./install-mesa-apt-reqs && ./lsoc-mesa-dev-env-setup`.
  10
  11 First, we need to install the necessary apt dependencies for building `drm` and `mesa`.
  12
  13 In order to install a `meson` version recent enough to configure `mesa`, add buster-backports to /etc/apt/sources.list by running the following as root:
  14
  15     echo "deb http://deb.debian.org/debian buster-backports main" | tee \
  16      -a /etc/apt/sources.list
  17
  18 Install `meson` (version 52.0 or later):
  19
  20     apt-get install -y -t buster-backports meson
  21
  22 Then install the necessary packages by running the following commands as root:
  23
  24     apt-get update -y
  25     apt-get upgrade -y
  26     apt-get install -y build-essential \
  27         cmake \
  28         git \
  29         pkg-config \
  30         libatomic-ops-dev \
  31         libcairo2-dev \
  32         libcunit1-dev \
  33         libpciaccess-dev \
  34         libunwind-dev \
  35         llvm-8 \
  36         llvm-8-dev \
  37         python3.7 \
  38         python3.7-dev \
  39         python3-setuptools \
  40         libzstd-dev \
  41         libzstd1 \
  42         zlib1g
  43
  44 Then, still as root, run the following to get the necessary dependencies for building `drm` and `mesa`.
  45
  46     apt-get build-dep -y libdrm
  47     apt-get build-dep -y mesa
  48
  49 Now we are going to build and install `drm` from source as the debian apt versions are not recent enough to build mesa. Run all of these command as a regular user, **DO NOT RUN AS ROOT** it is not necessary.
  50
  51 First, create our working directory `opt` in our user directory. In order to not mess with system `drm` and `mesa` libraries, also create a sub-directory `lsoc_mesa` to hold our header files and libraries. After creating the `opt` directory, cd into it to make it our active, current working directory.
  52
  53     mkdir -p ~/opt/lsoc_mesa
  54     cd ~/opt
  55
  56 Now clone `drm` from mesa's gitlab. Change to the `drm` directory. Create a build directory and cd into it.
  57
  58     git clone https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/drm.git
  59     cd drm
  60     mkdir build && cd build
  61
  62 In order to configure `drm` for building and installation run the following command. It is very important to specify `prefix=/home/$USER/opt/lsoc_mesa` because as mentioned above we need these files for development purposes, but we do not want to corrupt or interfere with our *system* `drm` libraries.
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  64     meson -Dbuildtype=release -Dprefix=/home/$USER/opt/lsoc_mesa ..
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  66 After configuration has completed, run ninja to build and install the `drm` libraries.
  67
  68     ninja install
  69
  70 In order for meson to be able to find the up-to-date `drm` files we have just built, we need to specify their location with the environment variable `PKG_CONFIG_PATH`.
  71
  72     export PKG_CONFIG_PATH=~/opt/lsoc_mesa/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/pkgconfig/
  73
  74 These following `vulkan`-specific environment variables are necessary to build our branch of mesa successfully:
  75
  76     export VK_ICD_FILENAMES=/home/$USER/opt/lsoc_mesa/share/vulkan/icd.\
  77      /libresoc_icd.x86_64.json
  78     export VK_LOADER_DEBUG=warn
  79     export LIBRESOC_TRACE=1
  80
  81 Now change back to the base `~/opt` directory and clone the `mesa` git repo from the `mesa` gitlab instance. Change to the `mesa` directory. Create a build directory and cd into it.
  82
  83     cd ~/opt
  84     git clone https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/vivekvpandya/mesa.git
  85     cd mesa
  86     mkdir build && cd build
  87
  88 In order to configure `mesa` for building and installation run the following command. Again, it is *very* important to specify `prefix=/home/$USER/opt/lsoc_mesa` because as mentioned above we need these files for development purposes, but we do not want to corrupt or interfere with our *system* `mesa` libraries.
  89
  90     meson -Dbuildtype=debug -Dprefix=/home/$USER/opt/lsoc_mesa \
  91      -Dvulkan-drivers=libre-soc
  92
  93 After configuration has completed, run ninja to build and install the `mesa` libraries.
  94
  95     ninja install
  96
  97 # From here on is solely Vivek's instructions
  98
  99 To test the code I am sing simple tests built by
 100     https://github.com/GameTechDev/IntroductionToVulkan
 101
 102 I am also using debug build for vulkan loader if any one interested in that
 103 please look at
 104
 105     https://github.com/KhronosGroup/Vulkan-Loader/blob/master/BUILD.md
 106
 107 I have pushed code to the new branch
 108 https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/vivekvpandya/mesa/-/tree/libresoc_dev
 109 previously it was on master so it will cause me problems working on master
 110 branch.
 111
 112 Also note slight change in meson configure command
 113 meson -Dbuildtype=debug -Dprefix=/home/vivek/install
 114 -Dvulkan-drivers=libre-soc ..
 115
 116 instead of libresoc it is libre-soc for vulkan-drivers option.
 117
 118 # Running vulkan intro tutorial
 119
 120 * <https://github.com/GameTechDev/IntroductionToVulkan/tree/master/Project/Tutorials/01>
 121 * <http://lists.libre-soc.org/pipermail/libre-soc-dev/2020-August/000368.html>