void GLAPIENTRY _mesa_BindVertexArrayAPPLE ( GLuint id )

Bind a new array.

Todo:: The binding could be done more efficiently by comparing the non-NULL pointers in the old and new objects. The only arrays that are "dirty" are the ones that are non-NULL in either object.

Definition at line 244 of file arrayobj.c.

Referenced by _mesa_init_dlist_table(), _mesa_init_exec_table(), and _mesa_PopClientAttrib().

{
   GET_CURRENT_CONTEXT(ctx);
   struct gl_array_object * const oldObj = ctx->Array.ArrayObj;
   struct gl_array_object *newObj = NULL;
   ASSERT_OUTSIDE_BEGIN_END(ctx);

   ASSERT(oldObj != NULL);

   if ( oldObj->Name == id )
      return;   /* rebinding the same array object- no change */

   /*
    * Get pointer to new array object (newBufObj)
    */
   if (id == 0) {
      /* The spec says there is no array object named 0, but we use
       * one internally because it simplifies things.
       */
      newObj = ctx->Array.DefaultArrayObj;
   }
   else {
      /* non-default array object */
      newObj = lookup_arrayobj(ctx, id);
      if (!newObj) {
         /* If this is a new array object id, allocate an array object now.
      */

     newObj = (*ctx->Driver.NewArrayObject)(ctx, id);
         if (!newObj) {
            _mesa_error(ctx, GL_OUT_OF_MEMORY, "glBindVertexArrayAPPLE");
            return;
         }
         _mesa_save_array_object(ctx, newObj);
      }
   }


   ctx->NewState |= _NEW_ARRAY;
   ctx->Array.NewState |= _NEW_ARRAY_ALL;
   ctx->Array.ArrayObj = newObj;


   /* Pass BindVertexArray call to device driver */
   if (ctx->Driver.BindArrayObject && newObj)
      (*ctx->Driver.BindArrayObject)( ctx, newObj );
}

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