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They probably rebase it on Mesa master periodically. But you can compare it to itself. I.e. simply disable ACO using environment variable, and it will use the default llvm path:
RADV_PERFTEST=llvm
So no need to build stock Mesa separately for testing.
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Average FPS, LLVM > ACO
Spine of the Mountain: 84.1 > 88.8
Prophets Tomb: 66.0 > 67.4
Geothermal Valley: 65.1 > 66.4
And here are the frametimes (all three tests combined):
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Clearly better frametimes for ACO.
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Date: Mon Jan 29 11:27:18 2018 +0000
Update version to 18.0.0-rc3
The developer must have been working on this for a while. They have
mesa's commits but none of the tags.
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They must have been working on it for a while. Making a compiler takes time.
According to the announcement on the Mesa mailing list, "a little over one year". That's actually not that long considering the size of the team and the nature of the project.
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Yeah, though it's not ready to be merged yet, it's in good shape to be tested.
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I once was able to run 'Outlast 2' but it won't work anymore and I
don't know way. I'll keep looking.
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Have you tried Dying Light?