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again testing CI features.

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just forcing a CI build..

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snuck through the pipeline, one in filled boundary plot, one in smooth oper


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Merge from 2.0RC.


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I corrected some calls to a function that used var args in the Vista
reader that caused a test suite crash on x86_64 systems.  The fix consisted
of adding a "const char *" cast to the last arguement in the call since it
was expecting a "const char *" and the "0" that was passed was passed as an
integer instead of a pointer.  Since integers are 32 bits and pointers are
64 bits on x86_64 systems, this was a problem.



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Most of these were using a proper runtime-based `if' anyway, so
they should work okay.  However, we don't have any reason to
maintain two implementations anymore, and this removes the
possibility of multiple bits of state disagreeing.

I also fixed some code for detecting point sprites to just use a
GLEW check instead of manually looking for the extension, in a way
which previously assumed features of our Mesa implementation.

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"size" is linear for a std::set, and we don't actually care about
the size.

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By breaking out of the loop early.  A bit of a silly requirement,
but prevents a crash when using debug iterators.

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Allows the plot to make the decision at runtime.

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Don't do custom #ifdef'ing in an attempt to tease out if Mesa is
in use.  Just check GLEW to see if the extensions work, throw up
error messages if they don't, and we're done.

This allows one to use the volume plot with parallel, hardware
accelerated rendering... though it doesn't matter much, because we
move all the data to processor 0 before rendering.  Still, it
works.

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This simplifies the molecule plot to access the molecule plot
entirely through GLEW.

The basic idea is to make sure avtGLEWInitializer.h is one of the
earliest headers included; this ensures that you get GLEW's OpenGL
headers before the system OpenGL headers.  A good rule of thumb is
to put this after any system includes, but before any VTK includes
(since VTK might include GL itself), and before any other VisIt
includes.

This provides many benefits, but in particular the recent GLSL
work done by John Schreiner is accessible from SR mode.

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