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Trim "/PCIe/SSE2" from GPU names when starting the OpenGL renderer

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This makes the command line print consistent with the Vulkan renderer.
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Hugo Locurcio 2023-02-03 23:28:41 +01:00
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drivers/gles3/rasterizer_gles3.cpp
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@ -179,7 +179,8 @@ typedef void (*DEBUGPROCARB)(GLenum source,
typedef void (*DebugMessageCallbackARB)(DEBUGPROCARB callback, const void *userParam);
void RasterizerGLES3::initialize() {
print_line(vformat("OpenGL API %s - Compatibility - Using Device: %s - %s", RS::get_singleton()->get_video_adapter_api_version(), RS::get_singleton()->get_video_adapter_vendor(), RS::get_singleton()->get_video_adapter_name()));
// NVIDIA suffixes all GPU model names with "/PCIe/SSE2" in OpenGL (but not Vulkan). This isn't necessary to display nowadays, so it can be trimmed.
print_line(vformat("OpenGL API %s - Compatibility - Using Device: %s - %s", RS::get_singleton()->get_video_adapter_api_version(), RS::get_singleton()->get_video_adapter_vendor(), RS::get_singleton()->get_video_adapter_name().trim_suffix("/PCIe/SSE2")));
}
void RasterizerGLES3::finalize() {