Contrary to what we believed, newer ANGLE does not require the June 2010 DirectX SDK.

Try push: http://tbpl.mozilla.org/?tree=Try&rev=8012d1e9211d

This is just a placeholder for reversing r68002 (update of ANGLE to r611)

Just a placeholder for reversing r68001 (update ANGLE to r551)

placeholder for reversing r68000 (ANGLE Makefiles)

placeholder for reversing r67999 (renaming debug->compilerdebug)

placeholder for unapplying our local ANGLE patches: angle-fixes.patch angle-nspr-misc.patch angle-pbuffers.patch angle-shared.patch

placeholder for applying the ANGLE diff from r550 to r653.

placeholder for reapplying angle-nspr-misc.patch and angle-shared.patch. The other two patches we had have been merged upstream.

In addition to a few new .cpp files, we have to link to D3DCompiler.lib.

This will make future updates easier.

This is a fix for ANGLE issue, http://code.google.com/p/angleproject/issues/detail?id=158 It works around a MSVS 2005 build problem.

At this point, what's blocking us from proceeding with this ANGLE upgrade is that newer ANGLE requires the June 2010 SDK, that's not installed on our builders. See http://code.google.com/p/angleproject/issues/detail?id=158 and bug 648804.

This fixes an orange I had on linux test slaves: this sub-test was crashing the NVIDIA 190.42 linux driver. Not worth fighting against. The reason why that wasn't crashing before is that ANGLE used to block that and now it forwards it to the GL.

green on try: http://tbpl.mozilla.org/?tree=Try&rev=81fdbb3e5bfb

Tested on your WinXP laptop.