docs: qemu -> QEMU
This is the official syling of the name, let's use that instead of lower-case for consistensy. Acked-by: Chia-I Wu <olvaffe@gmail.com> Part-of: <https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/-/merge_requests/13836>
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Virgil is a research project to investigate the possibility of creating a
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virtual 3D GPU for use inside qemu virtual machines, that allows the
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virtual 3D GPU for use inside QEMU virtual machines, that allows the
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guest operating system to use the capabilities of the host GPU to
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accelerate 3D rendering. The plan is to have a guest GPU that is fully
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independent of the host GPU.
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The project entails creating a virtual 3D capable graphics card for
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virtual machines running inside qemu. The design of this card is based
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virtual machines running inside QEMU. The design of this card is based
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around the concepts of Gallium3D to make writing Mesa and (eventually)
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Direct3D drivers for it easy. The card natively uses the Gallium TGSI
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intermediate representation for its shaders. The implementation of
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rendering for the card is done in the host system as part of qemu and is
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rendering for the card is done in the host system as part of QEMU and is
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implemented purely on OpenGL so you can get accelerated rendering on any
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sufficiently capable card/driver combination.
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Microsoft's Direct3D 12 API.
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- :doc:`SVGA3D <drivers/svga3d>` - driver for VMware virtual GPU
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- `VirGL <drivers/virgl>` - research project for accelerated graphics
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for qemu guests
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for QEMU guests
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- :doc:`Zink <drivers/zink>` - driver providing OpenGL on top of
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Khoronos' Vulkan API.
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