Zhigang Gong b8ce483f58 glamor: Don't use glamor_pixmap_type currently.
Added comments to glamor_pixmap_create. To be refined in the future.
We need to identify whether a pixmap is a CPU memory pixmap or a
GPU pixmap. Current implementation is not correct. There are three
cases:

1. Too large pixmap, we direct it to CPU memory pixmap.
2. w ==0 ||  h == 0 pixmap, this case has two possibilities:
   2.1 It will become a screen pixmap latter, then it should be
       GPU type.
   2.2 It's a scratch pixmap or created from a share memory, then
       it should belong to CPU memory.

XXX, need to be refined latter.
2011-09-26 16:46:35 +08:00

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