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<emersion>
they'd just be a tool for the constraints, not a complete solution
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<emersion>
e.g. "plz allocate with buffer alignment 512 and dma-buf heap #12"
<emersion>
heaps would be useful to describe constraints on buffer placement for instance
<Lightsword>
is there a way to enable screen rotation in weston using a udev rule?
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<daniels>
Lightsword: hmm, I don't think we actually have that mapped; we do read from the KMS property, which can in turn be read from DT, if that helps ...
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<Lightsword>
daniels, hmm, so I need to runtime configure rotation somehow essentially, I've got identical boards but with different monitors plugged in that sometimes need to be rotated
<Lightsword>
daniels, would it be fairly straightforward to add mapping support to weston for that? not sure what the easiest way to accomplish something like this is
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<moki1202>
How do I proceed to write custom error messages to switch calls from assert() to wl_abort? I gave the repo a good look and still can't figure out a way.