virgl_test_server - rendering server for separating OpenGL clients from host hardware

          Dave Airlie, Gert Wollny, Erik Faye-Lund, Marc-André Lureau, Gurchetan Singh,
          Emil Velikov, Robert Foss, Jakob Bornecrantz, Elie Tournier, Alexandros Frantzis,
          David Riley, Tomeu Vizoso, Li Qiang, Stéphane Marchesin, Chia-I Wu, Po-Hsien Wang,
          Lepton Wu, Ramin Azarmehr, Robert Tarasov, Michal Privoznik, Alexander Kanavin,
          Joe M. Kniss, Karol Herbst, Ondřej Súkup, Gerd Hoffmann, Ilia Mirkin, Joe Kniss,
          Nathan Gauer, Zhenyu Wang

Virgl-team                                      29 September 2019                           VIRGL_TEST_SERVER(1)

       virgl_test_server  provides a rendering server that interfaces with the OpenGL hardware.  Clients connect
       to it by using the mesa 3D virgl gallium software renderer.

       With the server running, the clients can connect to it by running it with specific environment  variables
       set to make mesa pick the virgl driver for rendering:

         LIBGL_ALWAYS_SOFTWARE=1 GALLIUM_DRIVER=virpipe <client software>

       virgl_test_server - rendering server for separating OpenGL clients from host hardware

       --no-fork Run the server single threaded

       --no-loop-or-fork Run the server single threaded and exit after the client closes the connection

       --use-gles Force a GLES context on the host

       --use-glx Use the GLX interface on the host

       --use-egl-surfaceless Use the EGL surfaceless interface on the host

virgl_test_server [options]