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214. By Alexandros Frantzis on 2012-05-15

Android: Request a 16-bit depth buffer by default.

213. By Alexandros Frantzis on 2012-05-15

Android: Display a debug message with the chosen visual configuration.

212. By Alexandros Frantzis on 2012-05-15

Android: Set the target GL visual config from the --visual-config command-line option.

211. By Alexandros Frantzis on 2012-05-15

Android: Use the scoreConfig() native function to select the GL visual config.

210. By Alexandros Frantzis on 2012-05-15

Android: Add scoreConfig() native function.

This functions gives access to the glmark2 GL visual configuration scoring
infrastructure, in order to get a consistent selection policy on both X11
and Android.

209. By Alexandros Frantzis on 2012-05-15

Android: Use a separate class for the JNI bindings.

208. By Alexandros Frantzis on 2012-05-15

CanvasX11*: Allow user configuration of visual used for rendering.

207. By Jesse Barker on 2012-05-11

SceneIdeas: Updates to the fly around speed options. Create a special option
value ("speed=duration") that computes the time factor as a function of the
"duration" option. Make other speeds raw number values (help text explains
that 1.0 is "real" or "wall clock" time, <1.0 is slower and >1.0 is faster).
Update default benchmark list to reflect the use of the duration option.

206. By Jesse Barker on 2012-05-10

Merging lp:~glmark2-dev/glmark2/ideas

Adds new SceneIdeas.

205. By Alexandros Frantzis on 2012-05-07

Ensure that the framebuffer is drawn opaquely.

Some rendering operations draw translucent pixels to the framebuffer,
leading to inconsistent visual results on different platforms and
compositing managers. This commit ensures that pixels drawn to the
framebuffer by the various scenes are opaque.