Release 22.1.1

buildinfo/msvc.txt

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ Python packages
 Mako       1.2.0
 MarkupSafe 2.1.1
 meson      0.62.1
-pip        22.1.1
+pip        22.1.2
 setuptools 62.3.2
 
 CMake 3.23.2

readme.md

@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ The following Mesa3D drivers and build artifacts are shipped in each release:
 ### OpenCL drivers, compilers and backends
 Due to their commmon build dependency on libclc they are not available in MinGW package.
 - Microsoft OpenCL stack. File names: `clon12compiler.dll` (compiler), `openclon12.dll` (ICD) and `WinPixEventRuntime.dll` (x64 only dependency). These components introduced in 21.0.0 are finally provided by mesa-dist-win since 21.3.0 (compiler only) and 21.3.6-2 respectively. ClonD3D12 driver is available as an OpenCL ICD. For information on how to deploy see [usage notes](#usage-notes). CLonD3D12 officially requires Windows 10 v10.0.19041.488 or newer and it depends on DirectX IL for redistribution - `dxil.dll` to load, which can be installed via [deployment tools](#installation-and-usage). CLonD3D12 is operating as wrapper returning D3D12 API calls. Due to this nature it can use D3D12 GPU accelleration if available otherwise Windows built-in WARP software rendering is used. Even when using WARP CLonD3D12 advertises CL_DEVICE_TYPE_GPU, but this can change [anytime](https://github.com/microsoft/OpenCLOn12/issues/19) to CL_DEVICE_TYPE_CPU. Some programs ignore drivers with CL_DEVICE_TYPE_CPU set on purpose.
-- clover OpenCL stack. File names: `MesaOpenCL.dll` (ICD), `OpenCL.dll` (standalone runtime), and `pipe_swrast.dll` (pipe loader). The runtime can be deployed with per app deployment tool since 21.3.7 or on older versions via copy-paste along with all available pipe loaders which it depends on. While deployed, the runtime hides all other OpenCL ICDs present on the system and only lets software use Mesa3D clover as the only OpenCL driver. For information on how to deploy the ICD see [usage notes](#usage-notes).
+- clover OpenCL stack has been removed from release package in 22.1.1 until Windows support is finalized as it's currently [unusable](https://github.com/pal1000/mesa-dist-win/issues/88). File names: `MesaOpenCL.dll` (ICD), `OpenCL.dll` (standalone runtime), and `pipe_swrast.dll` (pipe loader). The runtime can be deployed with per app deployment tool since 21.3.7 or on older versions via copy-paste along with all available pipe loaders which it depends on. While deployed, the runtime hides all other OpenCL ICDs present on the system and only lets software use Mesa3D clover as the only OpenCL driver. For information on how to deploy the ICD see [usage notes](#usage-notes).
 ### Direct3D drivers, libraries and tools
 - D3D10 software renderer is available in MSVC package since 21.2.0. File name: `d3d10sw.dll`. This is a drop in replacement for Microsoft WARP and unfortunately there is no clean way of [deploying](https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/-/blob/main/src/gallium/targets/d3d10sw/README.md) it.
 - SPIR-V to DXIL tool and library are only available in MSVC package since 21.0.0. File names: `spirv_to_dxil.dll` and `spirv2dxil.exe`.

releasenotes.md

@@ -6,6 +6,7 @@
 - Document the work in progress state of Microsoft drivers build with MinGW;
 - Document the new zink driver Vulkan device selection priority system;
 - Add link to official Mesa3D docunentation;
+- clover driver has been disabled until Windows support is finalized (#88).
 - Misc documentation improvements.
 ### Build environment
 - Update LLVM source for MSVC build to 14.0.4.