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// MobileGL - MobileGL/MG_Backend/DirectVulkan/Renderer/VulkanRenderer.h
// Copyright (c) 2025-2026 MobileGL-Dev
// Licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public License v3.0:
// https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt
// https://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl-3.0.txt
// SPDX-License-Identifier: LGPL-3.0-only
// End of Source File Header
#pragma once
#include "Config.h"
#include "FrameContext.h"
#include "MagmaPipeArms.h"
#include "PipelineFactory.h"
#include "ProgramFactory.h"
#include "SwapchainObject.h"
#include "UniformManager.h"
#include "VertexInputStateFactory.h"
#include "VkBufferObject.h"
#include "VkBufferManager.h"
#include "VkClearManager.h"
#include "VkRenderPassManager.h"
#include "VkSamplerManager.h"
#include "VkTextureManager.h"
#include "VkTimerQueryManager.h"
#include "GpuProgressMarkers.h"
#include "WireRenderPassCompatibility.h"
#if MOBILEGL_BUILD_DISAGGREGATED
#include <MG_Remote/Server/SharedImageRegistry.h>
#endif
#include "MG_Util/Math/VectorTypes.h"
#include <Includes.h>
#include <MG_Backend/BackendObject.h>
#include <MG_Pipe/MGPipeHandles.h>
#include <MG_Util/SelfTest/PrimitivesGeneratedNoXfbProbe.h>
// The applier's CSO store: MGPipeApplier().BoundRenderStateCso is what the pipeline memo
// keys on after P2 (D12.1). Push-only, so the pull build's include graph is unchanged.
#include <MG_Pipe/PipeApply.h>
#include <vk_mem_alloc.h>
#include "../VkIncludes.h"
namespace MobileGL::MG_State::GLState {
class FramebufferObject;
class ProgramObject;
class SamplerObject;
class VertexArrayObject;
} // namespace MobileGL::MG_State::GLState
namespace MobileGL::MG_Backend::DirectVulkan {
enum class DrawSetupAspect: Uint8 {
FramebufferObject = 1 << 0,
VertexArrayObject = 1 << 1,
UniformBuffer = 1 << 2,
VertexBuffer = 1 << 3,
IndexBuffer = 1 << 4,
IndirectDrawBuffer = 1 << 5,
Viewport = 1 << 6,
Scissor = 1 << 7,
};
struct DrawCmdParam {
Uint32 vertexCount = 0;
Uint32 instanceCount = 1;
Uint32 firstVertex = 0;
Uint32 firstInstance = 0;
// Indexed-draw metadata for bounding vertex-stream conversion. baseVertex is the
// draw's base-vertex offset; indexRangeIsExactView is true only when the draw
// fetches exactly the indices its IndexBufferView describes (direct DrawElements;
// multi/indirect forms leave it false because the CPU cannot bound their ranges).
Int32 baseVertex = 0;
Bool indexRangeIsExactView = false;
};
struct DrawIndexedCmdParam {
Uint32 indexCount = 0;
Uint32 instanceCount = 1;
Uint32 firstIndex = 0;
Int32 vertexOffset = 0;
Int32 firstInstance = 0;
};
struct DrawCmd {
GLenum mode = GL_TRIANGLES;
DrawCmdParam params;
};
struct IndexBufferView {
GLenum indexType = GL_UNSIGNED_SHORT;
SizeT indexByteOffset = 0;
SizeT indexByteSize = 0;
// Interpret indexByteOffset as a raw client pointer even when an element
// array buffer is bound (backend-synthesized index lists, e.g. the
// GL_LINE_LOOP -> LINE_STRIP rewrite).
Bool forceClientMemory = false;
};
struct DrawIndexedCmd {
GLenum mode = GL_TRIANGLES;
IndexBufferView indexBufferView;
DrawIndexedCmdParam params;
};
struct MultiDrawIndexedCmd {
GLenum mode = GL_TRIANGLES;
IndexBufferView indexBufferView;
Uint32 drawCount = 0;
DrawIndexedCmdParam* pParams = nullptr;
};
struct MultiDrawCmd {
GLenum mode = GL_TRIANGLES;
Uint32 drawCount = 0;
DrawCmdParam* pParams = nullptr;
};
struct QueueFamilyIndices {
Int32 graphicsFamily = -1;
Int32 presentFamily = -1;
};
struct PhysicalDevice {
QueueFamilyIndices queueFamilies;
VkPhysicalDeviceProperties properties;
VkPhysicalDevice handle = VK_NULL_HANDLE;
Bool IsComplete() const {
return handle != VK_NULL_HANDLE && queueFamilies.graphicsFamily != -1 && queueFamilies.presentFamily != -1;
}
};
class VulkanRenderer : public IBufferCopyCommandProvider,
public FrameContext::IRecordingObserver,
public VkRenderPassManager::IEvictionObserver,
public ProgramFactory::IEvictionObserver {
public:
VulkanRenderer(NativeWindowType window, const VulkanRendererConfig& cfg = {});
~VulkanRenderer();
void Initialize();
void Shutdown();
// IBufferCopyCommandProvider: recording command buffer, outside any
// render pass, for immediate staged buffer copies.
VkCommandBuffer AcquireBufferCopyCommandBuffer() override;
// EGL_BUFFER_AGE_EXT of the active target's default framebuffer for the next frame: the age
// of the swapchain image acquired for it (SwapchainObject::BufferAgeOf). Asking makes the
// target keep its presented images' content from then on.
Int32 CurrentDrawBufferAge();
VkBufferManager& GetWireBufferManager() { return m_bufferManager; }
Bool FlushWirePendingCommandsForTextureUpdate() {
// A new texture upload must not race graphics work that samples
// the old texels. No current recording does not imply no in-flight
// submission: finish the recorded work, then wait its whole prefix.
if (HasPendingRecordedWork() && !FlushPendingCommands()) return false;
return WaitForSubmitsUpTo(m_submitCounter, UINT64_MAX);
}
// P7 wave 2 package B3: the submission that will carry whatever is recorded NEXT.
// RetireWireObjects (WireDraw.inc) already tags future objects with exactly this, and
// for the same reason: a draw being set up now is not in any submission yet, so the
// index that names it is one past the counter. Deliberately NOT
// GetSyncPointSubmitIndex(), which answers m_submitCounter when nothing is recorded -
// true for a fence taken at that instant, wrong for work about to be recorded.
Uint64 GetWireNextSubmitIndex() const { return m_submitCounter + 1; }
// P8-D: the wire arm's indirect draw families, issued as vkCmdDraw[Indexed]Indirect[Count]
// from the wire stores MGPipeApplier().VerbIndirectBuffer / VerbIndirectParameterBuffer
// name. `offset` / `countOffset` are byte offsets into those stores; `stride` 0 means
// tightly packed. FALSE = this device cannot issue the COUNT form natively (the monolith
// arm's own condition, see the definition in WireDraw.inc) and the caller must read the
// words on the CPU; TRUE = issued, or declined by name.
Bool DrawWireIndirectNative(GLenum mode, GLenum type, Uint64 offset, GLsizei drawcount, GLsizei stride,
Bool indexed, Bool counted, Uint64 countOffset);
// P11 B2 (T0): what importing a client's AHardwareBuffer as a wire buffer store needs from
// this device. False when the device did not take VK_ANDROID_external_memory_android_
// hardware_buffer at creation (not Android, not advertised, or a monolith device).
struct WireAhbImport {
VkDevice device = VK_NULL_HANDLE;
VkQueue queue = VK_NULL_HANDLE;
Uint32 queueFamily = 0;
VkPhysicalDeviceMemoryProperties memory{};
void* getAhbProperties = nullptr; // PFN_vkGetAndroidHardwareBufferPropertiesANDROID
};
Bool GetWireAhbImport(WireAhbImport& out) const;
// SHARED IMAGES (BackendObject::BlitDefaultFramebufferToSharedImage): the active surface
// target's default framebuffer, copied into `image` top row first and scaled to its
// extent. Returns once the copy is submitted, with its fence published to the image
// (SharedImages::PublishWrite); waits for it on the CPU only on a device without sync_file
// export. False (logged) when it cannot be done here: no AHardwareBuffer import, a
// quarter-turned surface, an unblittable format.
//
// `region` (GL window coordinates; Full = all) is the part to copy into an image this
// renderer has written before - the rest of it is left as it is; a first write, a scaled
// or turned copy copies all of it.
Bool BlitDefaultFramebufferToSharedImage(const SharedImageView& image, const MG_Util::Damage::Region& region);
// IMPLICIT SYNC BY FLUSH (BackendObject::PublishSharedImageAccesses): every image acquired
// since the last boundary goes back to the foreign family, the recording is submitted with
// the exportable semaphore, and its sync_file is published to each as a write and a read.
// From then on an image's first acquire per frame also waits for its pending reads.
Bool PublishSharedImageAccesses();
// EGL_ANDROID_native_fence_sync's fence command (BackendObject::ExportNativeFence): the
// submission's sync_file in `*fence` (-1: none, and the work is waited out here), and - for
// a session that writes images - the boundary PublishSharedImageAccesses makes.
Bool ExportNativeFence(int* fence);
// The reading side's per-use hook (WireSharedImage.inc): every shared-image texture the
// wire draw or dispatch being set up samples (VkTextureManager::NoteSharedImageUse) is
// acquired from the foreign family before it, when it moved or is not held.
void AcquireNotedSharedImages() {
#if MOBILEGL_BUILD_DISAGGREGATED
if (m_textureManager && m_textureManager->HasNotedSharedImageUses()) AcquireNotedSharedImagesSlow();
#endif
}
// One shared-image texture, before a use: a new write generation, or an image released at
// the last frame boundary, is acquired here - an ownership barrier recorded ahead of the
// use, the write's fence a wait of the submission carrying it - and noted as read.
#if MOBILEGL_BUILD_DISAGGREGATED
void AcquireSharedImage(VkTextureManager::TextureResource& resource);
#else
// P13 W5: no transport, no shared image (only a server allocates one), so a texture's
// sharedImageId is never set and there is nothing to acquire.
void AcquireSharedImage(VkTextureManager::TextureResource&) {}
#endif
// FrameContext::IRecordingObserver: prepares the frame's timer-query
// pool (harvest + reset) right after the frame command buffer begins
// recording, before any render pass.
void OnFrameCommandRecordingBegan(VkCommandBuffer commandBuffer) override;
// VkRenderPassManager::IEvictionObserver: the render-pass aging sweep just
// destroyed these VkRenderPasses; evict every graphics pipeline hashed on a
// dying handle (they share its >1024-boundary idleness, so immediate
// destruction is safe) and drop the last-pipeline memo if any went.
void OnRenderPassesDestroyed(const Vector<VkRenderPass>& renderPasses) override;
// ProgramFactory::IEvictionObserver: an aged-out program entry was
// destroyed; evict its compute pipeline and graphics pipelines (same
// idleness guarantee - they are only bound through draws/dispatches that
// stamp the program entry) and purge the descriptor-set cache entries
// keyed by its now-recyclable VkDescriptorSetLayout handle.
void OnProgramEvicted(ProgramFactory::HashType programHash,
VkDescriptorSetLayout descriptorSetLayout) override;
Bool SetupDraw(FrameContext::FrameData& frame, GLenum mode, Flags<DrawSetupAspect> aspects,
const DrawCmdParam& drawParams,
const IndexBufferView* pIndexBufferView = nullptr);
// ANGLE-style consecutive-draw fast path: SetupDraw snapshots the fully
// resolved draw configuration; the next draw whose cheap version/identity
// checks all match skips the resolution half (LOD probe, sampled-set
// walk, render-pass and pipeline resolution) and jumps straight to the
// per-draw tail. Returns false (leaving no side effects that the full
// path cannot redo idempotently) whenever anything might have changed.
Bool TrySetupDrawFastPath(FrameContext::FrameData& frame, GLenum mode, Flags<DrawSetupAspect> aspects,
const DrawCmdParam& drawParams, const IndexBufferView* pIndexBufferView);
void ClearAttachmentsOnActiveRenderPass(VkCommandBuffer commandBuffer,
const RenderPassEntry& compatibleRenderPassEntry);
enum class ScissoredClearPrep {
NotNeeded, // scissor covers the whole target — take the deferred whole-surface path instead
NoOp, // nothing to clear (degenerate target or empty scissor rect)
Ready, // a render pass is active; record vkCmdClearAttachments with the returned rect
};
ScissoredClearPrep PrepareScissoredClear(const MG_State::GLState::FramebufferObject& framebuffer,
VkClearRect& outClearRect);
void Clear(GLbitfield mask);
void ClearBufferfi(GLenum buffer, GLint drawbuffer, GLfloat depth, GLint stencil);
void ClearBufferfv(GLenum buffer, GLint drawbuffer, const GLfloat* value);
void ClearBufferuiv(GLenum buffer, GLint drawbuffer, const GLuint* value);
void ClearBufferiv(GLenum buffer, GLint drawbuffer, const GLint* value);
void ClearNamedFramebufferfv(const SharedPtr<MG_State::GLState::FramebufferObject>& framebuffer,
GLenum buffer, GLint drawbuffer, const GLfloat* value);
void ClearNamedFramebufferiv(const SharedPtr<MG_State::GLState::FramebufferObject>& framebuffer,
GLenum buffer, GLint drawbuffer, const GLint* value);
void ClearNamedFramebufferuiv(const SharedPtr<MG_State::GLState::FramebufferObject>& framebuffer,
GLenum buffer, GLint drawbuffer, const GLuint* value);
void ClearNamedFramebufferfi(const SharedPtr<MG_State::GLState::FramebufferObject>& framebuffer,
GLenum buffer, GLint drawbuffer, GLfloat depth, GLint stencil);
void BlitFramebuffer(GLint srcX0, GLint srcY0, GLint srcX1, GLint srcY1,
GLint dstX0, GLint dstY0, GLint dstX1, GLint dstY1,
GLbitfield mask, GLenum filter);
void BlitNamedFramebuffer(const SharedPtr<MG_State::GLState::FramebufferObject>& readFbo,
const SharedPtr<MG_State::GLState::FramebufferObject>& drawFbo,
GLint srcX0, GLint srcY0, GLint srcX1, GLint srcY1,
GLint dstX0, GLint dstY0, GLint dstX1, GLint dstY1,
GLbitfield mask, GLenum filter);
void CopyTexSubImage2D(GLenum target, GLint level, GLint xoffset, GLint yoffset,
GLint x, GLint y, GLsizei width, GLsizei height);
void CopyImageSubData(const CopyImageEndpoint& srcEndpoint,
GLenum srcTarget, GLint srcLevel, GLint srcX, GLint srcY, GLint srcZ,
const CopyImageEndpoint& dstEndpoint,
GLenum dstTarget, GLint dstLevel, GLint dstX, GLint dstY, GLint dstZ,
GLsizei srcWidth, GLsizei srcHeight, GLsizei srcDepth);
void GenerateMipmap(GLenum target);
void ReadPixels(GLint x, GLint y, GLsizei width, GLsizei height, GLenum format, GLenum type, void* pixels);
// Server resource handle in, tightly packed owned bytes out. No frontend
// texture, pixel-pack state or PBO is consulted by this readback.
Bool ReadTextureImageWire(const MG_Pipe::MGPReadbackInfo& info, Vector<Uint8>& ownedBytes);
// GL_DEPTH_COMPONENT / GL_DEPTH_STENCIL / GL_STENCIL_INDEX readback from the
// read framebuffer's depth/stencil attachment (per-aspect buffer copies with
// CPU repacking into the requested client layout).
void ReadDepthStencilPixels(MG_State::GLState::FramebufferObject& readFbo, GLint x, GLint y, GLsizei width,
GLsizei height, GLenum format, GLenum type, void* pixels);
// Copy-and-repack core shared by depth-stencil ReadPixels and GetTexImage;
// expects command recording to be active and any render pass already ended.
//
// `defaultFramebufferOrientation` is set only when the source is the swapchain's
// depth/stencil image, which this renderer stores display-side-up: the copy rect then
// has to be mapped out of GL's bottom-origin space and the copied rows re-oriented on
// the way back, exactly as the colour ReadPixels path does.
// `sourceLayerCount` above 1 says the `height` rows the client is owed are stored as that
// many ARRAY LAYERS of a one-row image rather than as rows of one layer - the shape a GL
// 1D array has in Vulkan. The two produce byte-identical tightly-packed readbacks, so
// only the copy region differs; everything after it is written against `height`.
void ReadDepthStencilImageToClient(VkImage image, VkFormat vkFormat, VkImageLayout* trackedLayout,
VkImageAspectFlags imageAspect, Uint32 mipLevel, Uint32 baseArrayLayer,
GLint x, GLint y, GLsizei width, GLsizei height, GLenum format, GLenum type,
void* pixels, Bool defaultFramebufferOrientation = false,
Uint32 sourceLayerCount = 1);
// Same-extent depth blit between images of different depth formats: host
// round-trip with a per-texel re-encode (see BlitNamedFramebuffer).
Bool BlitDepthAcrossFormats(FrameContext::FrameData& frame, VkImage srcImage, VkFormat srcFormat,
VkImageLayout* srcTrackedLayout, Uint32 srcMipLevel, Uint32 srcBaseArrayLayer,
VkImage dstImage, VkFormat dstFormat, VkImageLayout* dstTrackedLayout,
Uint32 dstMipLevel, Uint32 dstBaseArrayLayer, GLint srcX, GLint srcY, GLint dstX,
GLint dstY, GLint width, GLint height, VkImageLayout srcRestoreLayout,
VkImageLayout dstRestoreLayout, Bool stencilAspect);
// One depth/stencil copy whose source and destination are the same format and whose region
// is a same-size, same-layer rectangle: the aspect named by `aspect` is staged through a
// device-local buffer so the destination's other aspect cannot be overwritten by the
// packed native word a whole-image copy moves.
Bool CopyDepthStencilAspectThroughBuffer(FrameContext::FrameData& frame, VkImage srcImage,
VkImage dstImage, VkFormat format, Uint32 srcMipLevel,
Uint32 srcBaseArrayLayer, Uint32 dstMipLevel,
Uint32 dstBaseArrayLayer, GLint srcX, GLint srcY, GLint dstX,
GLint dstY, GLsizei width, GLsizei height,
VkImageAspectFlagBits aspect);
static SizeT GetReadbackTexelSize(VkFormat sourceFormat);
// Map a GL bottom-left-origin rectangle into the display-oriented swapchain image.
// Quarter-turn surface transforms swap the copy extent's axes.
static Bool MapDefaultFramebufferReadbackRect(GLint x, GLint y, GLsizei width, GLsizei height,
VkExtent2D imageExtent,
VkSurfaceTransformFlagBitsKHR preTransform,
VkOffset2D* imageOffset, VkExtent2D* imageCopyExtent);
// Reorder a tightly packed block copied with MapDefaultFramebufferReadbackRect back into
// GL row order. The input block has swapped dimensions for 90/270 degree transforms.
static Bool RemapDefaultFramebufferReadback(const Uint8* rawPixels, Uint32 logicalWidth,
Uint32 logicalHeight,
VkSurfaceTransformFlagBitsKHR preTransform,
SizeT texelSize, Uint8* outPixels);
static Bool ConvertReadbackPixels(const Uint8* sourcePixels, VkFormat sourceFormat,
GLsizei width, GLsizei height, GLenum destinationFormat,
GLenum destinationType, SizeT destinationRowStride,
Uint8* destinationPixels);
void GetTexImage(GLenum target, GLint level, GLenum format, GLenum type, GLvoid* pixels);
void GetTextureImage(const SharedPtr<MG_State::GLState::ITextureObject>& texture,
TextureUploadTarget uploadTarget, GLint level, GLenum format, GLenum type,
GLsizei bufSize, GLvoid* pixels);
void DispatchCompute(GLuint numGroupsX, GLuint numGroupsY, GLuint numGroupsZ);
void DispatchComputeIndirect(GLintptr indirect);
void MemoryBarrier(GLbitfield barriers);
static VkMemoryBarrier BuildMemoryBarrierForGlBarriers(GLbitfield barriers);
void DrawArrays(const DrawCmd& payload);
void DrawElements(const DrawIndexedCmd& payload);
void MultiDrawArrays(const MultiDrawCmd& payload);
void MultiDrawElements(const MultiDrawIndexedCmd& payloads);
void MultiDrawElementsIndirect(GLenum mode, GLenum type, const void* indirect, GLsizei drawcount,
GLsizei stride);
void MultiDrawArraysIndirect(GLenum mode, const void* indirect, GLsizei drawcount, GLsizei stride);
void MultiDrawElementsIndirectCount(GLenum mode, GLenum type, const void* indirect, GLintptr drawcount,
GLsizei maxdrawcount, GLsizei stride);
void Present();
const PhysicalDevice& GetPhysicalDevice() const;
VkInstance GetInstance() const;
Bool IsDrawIndirectCountExtensionEnabled() const;
// GL fence support, expressed in queue-submission indices backed by
// real VkFences. A GL fence captures GetSyncPointSubmitIndex() at
// creation: the index of the submission that will carry the commands
// recorded so far (m_submitCounter + 1 while work is pending, or
// m_submitCounter when nothing has been recorded since the last
// submit). It is signaled once that submission's fence is observed
// signaled - unlike the frame-serial heuristic, this makes fences
// signal as soon as the GPU actually finishes, which MC 1.21.5's
// fence-paced ring buffers rely on to recycle their space.
Uint64 GetSyncPointSubmitIndex() const;
// For tests: the per-frame descriptor pools (see DescriptorPoolCensus.h).
DescriptorPoolCensus GetDescriptorPoolCensus() const {
return m_uniformManager ? m_uniformManager->GetDescriptorPoolCensus() : DescriptorPoolCensus{};
}
// Non-blocking: polls outstanding submission fences and reports
// whether every submission up to `submitIndex` has completed.
Bool IsSubmitIndexComplete(Uint64 submitIndex);
// Submits the commands recorded so far without waiting (GL flush).
// Recording restarts lazily on a fresh command buffer; the submitted
// one is retired until the frame slot's fence is next waited. Returns
// true when a submission was made.
Bool FlushPendingCommands();
// DEVICE LOSS. A GPU fault or hang the driver reset leaves this renderer's VkDevice lost:
// every later submit and wait answers VK_ERROR_DEVICE_LOST. NoteDeviceLoss records it at
// the submit/wait sites (cheap, any result); IsDeviceLost answers from the record and,
// when nothing was recorded, asks the device once (only failure paths call it, so the
// probe's wait costs nothing on a healthy frame). Each session owns its own VkDevice, so a
// loss here is this session's alone.
void NoteDeviceLoss(VkResult result, const char* where);
Bool IsDeviceLost();
// For a wire site whose submit or wait just failed: true when the failure is a lost
// device, in which case this session has been latched (MGPipeSessionLatch - it ends, the
// display server's other sessions do not) and the caller must return from its verb
// without recording or submitting anything more. False: an ordinary failure, the site
// keeps the death it had. `site` names it in the latch line.
Bool LatchWireDeviceLoss(const char* site);
// THE GPU HANG WATCH (GpuProgressMarkers.h): true once the watch named one of this device's
// submissions as the one that stops the GPU. The device is then treated as lost, this session
// is latched, and the caller returns from its verb without submitting anything more. Asked
// before every frame submission and by the apply loop before it applies another record.
Bool LatchIfGpuHung(const char* site);
// Flush gated on usefulness: only flushes when `submitIndex` is still
// unsubmitted, so poll loops on already-submitted fences do not split
// the frame's render pass (a full tile load/store on TBDR GPUs).
Bool FlushForSyncPoint(Uint64 submitIndex);
// Blocking wait for a submission index with a nanosecond timeout.
// When the index is still unsubmitted and flushIfPending is set, the
// pending commands are flushed first so the wait can make progress.
Bool WaitForSubmitIndex(Uint64 submitIndex, Uint64 timeoutNs, Bool flushIfPending);
// Frame-serial completion, still used by the timer-query paths (their
// records are bucketed per frame slot).
Bool IsFrameSerialComplete(Uint64 serial) const;
// Blocking wait for a submitted serial. Returns false when the serial
// cannot complete without further submissions (it belongs to the
// current, not-yet-presented frame) or when the wait failed.
Bool WaitForFrameSerial(Uint64 serial, Uint64 timeoutNs);
// GPU timer queries, backing the GL_TIME_ELAPSED / GL_TIMESTAMP
// frontend. Timestamp support (queue timestampValidBits > 0 and a
// non-zero timestampPeriod) is cached at device creation.
Bool IsTimerQuerySupported() const;
// The samplerAnisotropy device feature was granted, so GL_TEXTURE_MAX_ANISOTROPY_EXT is
// honored rather than accepted-and-ignored.
Bool IsSamplerAnisotropySupported() const { return m_samplerAnisotropyFeatureEnabled; }
// ARB_base_instance extends indirect command records with a non-zero firstInstance and
// requires gl_InstanceID to remain zero-based. Vulkan needs both features to honor that
// complete contract: one legalizes the command word, the other enables the shader rebase.
Bool IsNonZeroIndirectBaseInstanceSupported() const {
return m_drawIndirectFirstInstanceFeatureEnabled && m_shaderDrawParametersFeatureEnabled;
}
// Ensures the frame command buffer is recording (same lazy pattern as
// SetupDraw) and writes a bottom-of-pipe timestamp into the current
// frame's pool. Null when unsupported or the pool is exhausted.
SharedPtr<VkTimerQueryManager::TimestampRecord> WriteTimerQueryTimestamp();
// Non-blocking: true once the record's raw ticks are on the CPU
// (harvests the slot once its frame serial has completed).
Bool IsTimerQueryResultReady(VkTimerQueryManager::TimestampRecord& record);
// Blocking wait, mirroring ClientWaitSync's caveat: a record written
// this frame cannot complete until Present submits the commands, so
// this returns false (result reads as 0) instead of deadlocking.
Bool WaitForTimerQueryResult(VkTimerQueryManager::TimestampRecord& record);
Uint64 GetTimerQueryElapsedNs(const VkTimerQueryManager::TimestampRecord& begin,
const VkTimerQueryManager::TimestampRecord& end) const;
Uint64 GetTimerQueryTimestampNs(const VkTimerQueryManager::TimestampRecord& record) const;
// GL_SAMPLES_PASSED occlusion queries: every app draw between Start and Stop is
// wrapped in a Vulkan occlusion query slot; the result is the slot sum. Requires
// hostQueryReset for slot recycling - Start fails (frontend keeps the query
// unsupported) when the device lacks it.
Bool StartOcclusionQueryCapture();
void StopOcclusionQueryCapture(Vector<Uint32>& outSlots);
// Flushes pending commands, waits, sums the slots, and recycles them.
Bool ResolveOcclusionQueryResult(const Vector<Uint32>& slots, Uint64& outSamples);
void RequestSwapchainResize(Uint32 width, Uint32 height);
// eglSwapInterval. Records the request; Present rebuilds the swapchain for it once the
// current frame is on screen, and only when it maps to a different present mode. A
// renderer created without an app window ignores it: its surface (headless, or an
// AImageReader nobody consumes) is never displayed, and FIFO there would block once
// the reader's queue fills.
void SetSwapInterval(Int interval);
// Re-query the surface and report whether the live swapchain no longer matches it
// (size or orientation). This - not a VK_SUBOPTIMAL_KHR result - is what decides a
// rebuild, so a surface the driver merely considers suboptimal cannot thrash.
Bool SwapchainIsOutOfDate();
// Returns false when the surface is zero-area (minimized/hidden window):
// no new swapchain is installed and presentation must stay suspended.
Bool RecreateSwapchain();
// SURFACE TARGETS. One renderer - one device and every GL object's resources - serves
// every EGL surface of its context's client; only the presentation side (VkSurfaceKHR,
// swapchain, its render-finished semaphores, the acquired image, the pbuffer's image
// reader) belongs to a surface. `key` names the client surface. The renderer starts with
// the surface it was constructed for as its active target (SetActiveSurfaceTargetKey).
// Activating another key parks the active target - its recorded work submitted, its
// pending acquire consumed - and brings the other back, or builds it on first use.
void SetActiveSurfaceTargetKey(Uint64 key) { m_activeTargetKey = key; }
// False when a NEW target's surface could not be built (logged); the renderer is then left
// with no active target - every present drops its frame - and the caller refuses by name.
Bool ActivateSurfaceTarget(Uint64 key, NativeWindowType window, const VulkanRendererConfig& surfaceConfig);
// Drops a surface's target, active or parked. A no-op for a key that has none.
void DestroySurfaceTarget(Uint64 key);
// The default framebuffer's extent (surface space, what PublishDefaultFramebufferInfo
// publishes) of `key`'s target, active or parked; 0x0 when it has none or no swapchain.
VkExtent2D SurfaceTargetExtent(Uint64 key) const;
// The active WINDOW target's window changed size. Between frames (nothing recorded since the last
// present) its swapchain is rebuilt now - which publishes the new extent - so a client that has
// nothing to redraw learns it without presenting; with a frame half-recorded the rebuild waits
// for that frame's present (it would otherwise land half in each swapchain). False: no active
// window target.
Bool FollowActiveWindowResize();
// Whether `key` names the active target.
Bool IsActiveSurfaceTarget(Uint64 key) const { return key == m_activeTargetKey && m_surface != VK_NULL_HANDLE; }
private:
// The presentation half of the renderer, parked while another surface is active. Its
// fields mirror the renderer members ExchangeActiveTarget swaps them with.
struct SurfaceTarget {
Uint64 serial = 0;
NativeWindowType window = 0;
void* platformDisplay = nullptr;
void* platformLibrary = nullptr;
void* platformCloseDisplay = nullptr;
void* fallbackImageReader = nullptr;
Uint32 surfaceWidth = 0;
Uint32 surfaceHeight = 0;
Optional<Int> swapInterval;
Bool presentsToAppWindow = false;
Optional<Int> swapchainSwapInterval;
Bool swapchainResizeRequested = false;
Bool presentSuspended = false;
VkSurfaceKHR surface = VK_NULL_HANDLE;
SwapchainObject swapchain;
Vector<VkSemaphore> renderFinishedSemaphores;
Uint imageIndexAcquired = 0;
Uint defaultFramebufferImageIndex = 0;
};
void ExchangeActiveTarget(SurfaceTarget& target);
// Submits the active target's work, consumes its pending acquire and moves it into
// m_parkedTargets. Leaves the renderer with no target.
void ParkActiveTarget();
void OnActiveTargetChanged();
void DestroyParkedTarget(SurfaceTarget& target);
UnorderedMap<Uint64, SurfaceTarget> m_parkedTargets;
Uint64 m_activeTargetKey = 0;
Uint64 m_activeTargetSerial = 1;
Uint64 m_nextTargetSerial = 2;
// Tiered emission for an already-set-up multi-draw batch (state bound, index
// buffer bound for the indexed form). Tier 1: VK_EXT_multi_draw. Tier 2: one
// vkCmdDraw(Indexed)Indirect over a transient command array. Tier 3: unrolled
// vkCmdDraw(Indexed) loop. Tier eligibility is per-batch (uniform instance
// state for tier 1, firstInstance/feature legality for tier 2); every tier
// consumes the same param span, so contiguous-run merging done by the caller
// benefits all of them.
void EmitMultiDrawIndexed(VkCommandBuffer commandBuffer, const DrawIndexedCmdParam* pParams, Uint32 drawCount);
void EmitMultiDraw(VkCommandBuffer commandBuffer, const DrawCmdParam* pParams, Uint32 drawCount);
struct BlitUniformData {
float srcRect[4] = {0.f, 0.f, 1.f, 1.f};
float dstRect[4] = {0.f, 0.f, 1.f, 1.f};
Int surfaceTransform = 0;
Int padding[3] = {0, 0, 0};
};
// P7 wave 2-B2, CONTRACT-P7 §5.2 (B'): THE FRONTEND MEMBERS ARE PULL-BUILD ONLY. In a
// disaggregated build the monolith arm blits and generates depth mips with the baked
// modules (WireColorBlit.inc, WireDepthMipmap.inc), so no DirectVulkan object holds a
// ProgramObject, a ShaderObject or a SamplerObject any more - which is what takes
// ProgramObject::{AllocateLifetimeId, AttachShader, Link, ~ProgramObject},
// ShaderObject::{SetShaderSource, Compile, JoinPendingCompile, ReleaseCompileNode,
// DropCompileNode} and SamplerObject::{SetWrapS, SetWrapT, SetWrapR, SetLodRange} out
// of the link ratchet's `p7-magma` bucket (§4.2). The destructor of a SharedPtr member
// is a reference too, so the MEMBER has to go and not only its construction.
//
// The structs stay, empty, so ShutdownBlitResources and the two `= {}` assignments read
// the same on both builds.
struct BlitResources {
};
struct DepthMipmapResources {
};
// A single-sample staging image for multisample-resolve blits that also have to change
// orientation. vkCmdResolveImage cannot flip (it takes one offset per side, not the
// invertible pair vkCmdBlitImage takes), so a resolve into or out of the default
// framebuffer used to land the mirrored band. Resolving here first and then blitting from
// here separates the two operations, and each one then does only what it can express.
//
// Pooled rather than created per blit: the CTS runs hundreds of these back to back, and
// create-destroy per call would both cost allocations and, worse, need per-call deferred
// destruction to outlive the recording. It grows to the largest extent asked for and is
// reused; format changes recreate it.
struct MultisampleResolveScratchImage {
VkImage image = VK_NULL_HANDLE;
VmaAllocation allocation = VK_NULL_HANDLE;
VkFormat format = VK_FORMAT_UNDEFINED;
VkExtent2D extent = {0, 0};
VkImageLayout layout = VK_IMAGE_LAYOUT_UNDEFINED;
};
MultisampleResolveScratchImage m_msResolveScratch;
// Returns a scratch image at least `extent` in size with exactly `format`, transitioned to
// TRANSFER_DST and ready to be resolved into. Null image on failure (the caller then falls
// back to the direct resolve).
Bool AcquireMultisampleResolveScratchImage(VkCommandBuffer commandBuffer, VkFormat format,
VkExtent2D extent);
void DestroyMultisampleResolveScratchImage();
struct DeferredDepthMipmapCleanup {
Vector<VkImageView> imageViews;
Vector<VkFramebuffer> framebuffers;
Vector<VkRenderPass> renderPasses;
Vector<VkPipeline> pipelines;
};
void QueueClearBufferPayload(GLenum buffer, GLint drawbuffer, const ClearAttachmentPayload& clearPayload);
// See NoteDeviceLoss. Set once, never cleared: a lost VkDevice stays lost.
Bool m_deviceLost = false;
Bool m_deviceLossLatched = false;
// Brackets this device's frame submissions for the GPU hang watch (LatchIfGpuHung).
GpuProgressMarkers m_progressMarkers;
struct WireImage {
VkImage image = VK_NULL_HANDLE;
VkFormat format = VK_FORMAT_UNDEFINED;
VkImageViewType viewType = VK_IMAGE_VIEW_TYPE_2D;
VkExtent2D extent{};
VkImageLayout layout = VK_IMAGE_LAYOUT_UNDEFINED;
VkImageLayout* trackedLayout = nullptr;
VkSampleCountFlagBits samples = VK_SAMPLE_COUNT_1_BIT;
VkImageAspectFlags aspect = 0;
// Zero for the default framebuffer, which no arm that reads this ever reaches.
VkImageUsageFlags usageFlags = 0;
Uint32 level = 0, layer = 0, layers = 1, levels = 1;
Bool isDefault = false;
// Set when isDefault: the swapchain image index this role resolved to.
Uint32 swapchainImageIndex = 0;
Bool is3D = false;
MG_Pipe::MGPipeHandle storage = MG_Pipe::kMGPipeNullHandle;
};
// `isWriteTarget` selects which side of the default framebuffer this resolves: a write
// re-points it at the image Present() acquired, a read keeps the current one (see
// m_defaultFramebufferImageIndex). Reads must pass false.
WireImage ResolveWireImage(const MG_Pipe::MGPFramebufferState& fbo,
const MG_Pipe::MGPSurface& surface, VkImageAspectFlags aspect,
Bool isWriteTarget = false);
void TransitionWireImage(WireImage& image, VkImageLayout layout);
void ClearWireFramebuffer(const MG_Pipe::MGPFramebufferState& fbo,
const ClearAttachmentPayload& payload, GLint drawbuffer = -1);
void BlitWireFramebuffers(GLint sx0, GLint sy0, GLint sx1, GLint sy1,
GLint dx0, GLint dy0, GLint dx1, GLint dy1, GLbitfield mask, GLenum filter);
void ResolveWireDepthStencil(WireImage source, WireImage destination,
GLint sx0, GLint sy0, GLint sx1, GLint sy1,
GLint dx0, GLint dy0, GLint dx1, GLint dy1);
// One aspect of a depth/stencil image through a buffer (source in TRANSFER_SRC_OPTIMAL,
// destination in TRANSFER_DST_OPTIMAL, one format). The returned buffer is named by the
// recorded commands and must be retired with them.
UniquePtr<VkBufferObject> CopyWireAspectThroughBuffer(VkImage srcImage, Uint32 srcLevel, Uint32 srcLayer,
GLint sx, GLint sy, const WireImage& destination,
GLint dx, GLint dy, Uint32 width, Uint32 height,
VkImageAspectFlags aspect, VkFormat format,
Bool mirrorY, const char* fatalDetail);
// A single-sample depth/stencil blit whose rectangles make it a plain copy, performed
// without vkCmdBlitImage (P7 gate 5). False when the shape is not a plain copy.
Bool CopyWireDepthStencilBlit(WireImage& source, WireImage& destination,
GLint sx0, GLint sy0, GLint sx1, GLint sy1,
GLint dx0, GLint dy0, GLint dx1, GLint dy1, VkImageAspectFlags aspect);
// True when the rectangles give a multisample depth/stencil resolve a shape it declines
// (a scale, an X mirror, a Y mirror across two formats); the decline has then been
// logged and its INVALID_OPERATION recorded. BlitWireFramebuffers asks it BEFORE any
// aspect runs, so a call the SHAPE declines leaves every attachment alone - the user
// and the default draw framebuffer alike. The CAPABILITY decline inside
// ResolveWireDepthStencil (a stencil-only resolve without VK_EXT_shader_stencil_export
// on a device without VK_KHR_depth_stencil_resolve) is still decided per aspect, after
// colour ran; rule I (a) accepts that (notes/p7/magma-b2.md §2.10).
Bool DeclineWireDepthStencilResolveShape(const WireImage& source, const WireImage& destination,
GLint sx0, GLint sy0, GLint sx1, GLint sy1,
GLint dx0, GLint dy0, GLint dx1, GLint dy1);
PFN_vkCreateRenderPass2 m_wireCreateRenderPass2 = nullptr;
VkResolveModeFlags m_wireDepthResolveModes = 0;
VkResolveModeFlags m_wireStencilResolveModes = 0;
// P7 wave 2-B2, CONTRACT-P7 §3.2 (`multisample-blit-aspect`): the SECOND arm of the
// multisample depth/stencil resolve, for the device that does not carry
// VK_KHR_depth_stencil_resolve. One baked pass per aspect, sample zero, no frontend
// object - see WireMultisampleResolve.inc. `resolved` must be a single-sample image of
// the source's format and extent; the rect is expressed by the scissor.
Bool ResolveWireDepthStencilWithShader(WireImage source, WireImage resolved,
VkImageAspectFlags aspect, GLint sx0, GLint sy0,
Uint32 width, Uint32 height);
struct WireMultisampleResolveResources;
WireMultisampleResolveResources* m_wireMultisampleResolveResources = nullptr;
void DestroyWireMultisampleResolveResources();
Bool m_wireShaderStencilExport = false;
// VK_EXT_robustness2 (or its KHR promotion) with ONLY nullDescriptor enabled, wire arms
// only: an invalid image unit binds a null storage descriptor (codex closeout finding 2).
Bool m_wireNullDescriptor = false;
// The resolve probe's verdict for this device (WireDepthResolveArm.h,
// WireDepthResolveProbe.h): true when the no-draw render pass was measured leaving its
// target unwritten while the shader control resolved - the shader arm then resolves
// first and the render-pass arm is the fallback (P7 gate 5, g5-msprobe).
Bool m_wirePreferShaderDepthResolve = false;
// P11 B2 (T0): the device took the AHardwareBuffer import extensions at creation, and the
// one entry point the import needs (PFN_vkGetAndroidHardwareBufferPropertiesANDROID).
Bool m_wireAhbImport = false;
void* m_wireGetAhbProperties = nullptr;
// YUV shared images (WireYuvImage.inc): the device enabled samplerYcbcrConversion, and the
// conversion pipelines made so far (one per buffer format and colour conversion).
Bool m_samplerYcbcrConversion = false;
struct WireYuvResources;
WireYuvResources* m_wireYuvResources = nullptr;
void DestroyWireYuvResources();
// A YUV texture's first use in a frame converts its image (yuvConvertedFrame against this,
// which every frame boundary - present, publishing flush, native fence - moves).
Uint64 m_yuvFrameSerial = 1;
Bool ConvertYuvSharedImage(VkTextureManager::TextureResource& resource);
// Shared images this session presents into, imported once each and keyed by the image's
// id (monotonic, never reused). `owner` watches the registry's image: an entry whose image
// died is dropped at a later present once `lastSubmit`, its last copy, has completed.
struct SharedImagePresentTarget {
VkTextureManager::ImportedSharedImage image;
WeakPtr<const void> owner;
Uint64 lastSubmit = 0;
// A copy has written the image through this import: what it holds is a frame.
Bool written = false;
};
UnorderedMap<Uint64, SharedImagePresentTarget> m_sharedImagePresentTargets;
void DestroySharedImagePresentTargets(Bool onlyDead);
// SHARED-IMAGE SYNCHRONISATION (WireSharedImage.inc). The sync_file fences other sessions
// publish become binary semaphores: a temporary SYNC_FD import is a WAIT, an exportable
// semaphore a SIGNAL, of the next frame submission - whichever of SubmitPendingCommandBuffer
// and Present's submit comes first, which is the one carrying what was recorded since.
// Each semaphore is recycled once the submission that used it has completed.
// m_sharedImageSyncFd: the device imports and exports SYNC_FD binary semaphores; without
// it the waits happen on the CPU and nothing is exported (see WireSharedImage.inc).
Bool m_sharedImageSyncFd = false;
// The session writes images - it ends frames at publishing flushes
// (PublishSharedImageAccesses), or it reached one through a framebuffer (ResolveWireImage):
// a first acquire waits for the image's pending reads as well, and its boundaries publish
// what it used as written.
Bool m_sharedImageImplicitSync = false;
PFN_vkImportSemaphoreFdKHR m_importSemaphoreFd = nullptr;
PFN_vkGetSemaphoreFdKHR m_getSemaphoreFd = nullptr;
struct SharedImageWait {
VkSemaphore semaphore = VK_NULL_HANDLE;
VkPipelineStageFlags stages = 0;
};
Vector<SharedImageWait> m_sharedImageWaits; // staged for the next submission
VkSemaphore m_sharedImageSignal = VK_NULL_HANDLE; // staged for the next submission
VkSemaphore m_sharedImageSignalSubmitted = VK_NULL_HANDLE; // the last one submitted, to export
struct SharedImageSemaphoreInFlight {
VkSemaphore semaphore = VK_NULL_HANDLE;
Uint64 submitIndex = 0;
Bool exportable = false;
Bool exported = false; // a signal whose sync_file was taken (which unsignals it)
};
Vector<SharedImageSemaphoreInFlight> m_sharedImageSemaphoresInFlight; // submit order
Vector<VkSemaphore> m_freeSharedImageWaitSemaphores;
Vector<VkSemaphore> m_freeSharedImageSignalSemaphores;
// The reading side, per session: the shared-image textures this frame holds (acquired, not
// yet released; keyed as in VkTextureManager's handle map, with the submission that carries
// the acquire), and the frame's ReadTracker, published at Present.
struct SharedImageHold {
Uint64 key = 0;
Uint64 acquireSubmit = 0;
};
Vector<SharedImageHold> m_sharedImagesHeld;
#if MOBILEGL_BUILD_DISAGGREGATED
MG_Remote::Server::SharedImages::ReadTracker m_sharedImageReads;
#endif
Vector<Uint64> m_sharedImageUseScratch;
// What one vkQueueSubmit carries beyond its own semaphores (AttachSharedImageSync).
struct SharedImageSubmitSync {
Bool attached = false;
Vector<VkSemaphore> waits;
Vector<VkPipelineStageFlags> stages;
Vector<VkSemaphore> signals;
};
void AttachSharedImageSync(VkSubmitInfo& info, SharedImageSubmitSync& storage);
// After the submission `storage` was attached to was submitted and registered.
void CommitSharedImageSync(const SharedImageSubmitSync& storage);
// Takes ownership of `fence` (a sync_file; -1 = nothing to wait for).
void StageSharedImageWait(int fence, VkPipelineStageFlags stages);
VkSemaphore TakeSharedImageSemaphore(Bool exportable);
// The submitted signal's sync_file (-1: it has already signaled). False: not exported.
Bool ExportSharedImageSignal(VkSemaphore semaphore, int& fence);
void RecycleSharedImageSemaphores(Uint64 completedSubmit);
void DestroySharedImageSync();
void AcquireNotedSharedImagesSlow();
// The reading side's frame boundary: release every held image back to the foreign family
// in the open recording, and - after the submission carrying it - publish its fence.
void ReleaseHeldSharedImages();
void PublishSharedImageReads();
// A frame dropped unsubmitted (Present with no usable swapchain).
void AbandonSharedImageReads();
// Runs the probe (memoized per device identity) and sets the member above. Called at the end of
// device creation, after ArmPrimGenReroute: it records on m_graphicsQueue.
void ArmWireDepthResolveOrder();
Bool BlitWireColorToDefault(WireImage source, WireImage destination,
GLint sx0, GLint sy0, GLint sx1, GLint sy1,
GLint dx0, GLint dy0, GLint dx1, GLint dy1, GLenum filter);
Bool BlitWireColorImage(WireImage source, WireImage destination,
GLint sx0, GLint sy0, GLint sx1, GLint sy1,
GLint dx0, GLint dy0, GLint dx1, GLint dy1, GLenum filter, Bool mipmap);
// P7 wave 2-B, CONTRACT-P7 §3.2 (`default-color-blit-shape`): the rotated arm. Moves the
// source region into an owned single-sample 2D image of a sampled-float format in the
// same size-compatibility class, then shader-blits THAT to the rotated default
// framebuffer - the shapes BlitWireColorImage itself cannot sample (an integer format, a
// 3D or array source) become shapes it can.
Bool BlitWireColorToDefaultThroughScratch(WireImage source, WireImage destination,
GLint sx0, GLint sy0, GLint sx1, GLint sy1,
GLint dx0, GLint dy0, GLint dx1, GLint dy1,
GLenum filter);
struct WireColorBlitResources;
WireColorBlitResources* m_wireColorBlitResources = nullptr;
void DestroyWireColorBlitResources();
// P7 wave 2-B, CONTRACT-P7 §5.1 (A): the baked depth-mip program (WireDepthMipmap.inc).
// One level of a depth chain, source and destination being two depth subresources of
// the same image; the caller loops. It owns no frontend object, which is what the
// monolith arm's GenerateDepthMipmapWithShader cannot say.
Bool GenerateWireDepthMipLevel(WireImage source, WireImage destination);
struct WireDepthMipmapResources;
WireDepthMipmapResources* m_wireDepthMipmapResources = nullptr;
void DestroyWireDepthMipmapResources();
// P7 wave 2-B (exit gate 3): the readback's own write-visibility barrier, recorded before
// the copy instead of inferred from the image's tracked layout. See WireFramebuffer.inc.
void RecordWireReadbackWriteBarrier();
void ReadWirePixels(GLint x, GLint y, GLsizei width, GLsizei height,
GLenum format, GLenum type, void* pixels);
void GenerateWireMipmap();
Bool SetupWireDraw(FrameContext::FrameData& frame, GLenum mode, Flags<DrawSetupAspect> aspects,
const DrawCmdParam& drawParams, const IndexBufferView* indices);
void DestroyWireDrawPass();
void RetireWireDrawPass();
struct WireDrawAttachmentKey {
MG_Pipe::MGPipeHandle storage = MG_Pipe::kMGPipeNullHandle;
Uint32 resourceKind = 0;
VkImage image = VK_NULL_HANDLE;
VkImageViewType viewType = VK_IMAGE_VIEW_TYPE_2D;
VkFormat format = VK_FORMAT_UNDEFINED;
VkImageAspectFlags aspect = 0, requestedAspect = 0;
Uint32 level = 0, layer = 0, layers = 1, imageLevels = 1;
Uint32 width = 0, height = 0;
VkSampleCountFlagBits samples = VK_SAMPLE_COUNT_1_BIT;
Bool operator==(const WireDrawAttachmentKey&) const = default;
};
struct WireDrawPassKey {
Vector<WireDrawAttachmentKey> attachments;
Vector<Uint32> colorReferences;
Uint32 depthReference = VK_ATTACHMENT_UNUSED;
Uint32 width = 0, height = 0, layers = 1;
Uint64 textureImageEpoch = 0, resourceEraseEpoch = 0;
VkSwapchainKHR swapchain = VK_NULL_HANDLE;
Uint32 swapchainImageIndex = 0;
Bool isDefault = false, framebufferSrgb = false;
Bool operator==(const WireDrawPassKey&) const = default;
};
struct WireDrawPassCacheEntry {
WireDrawPassKey key;
UniquePtr<RenderPassEntry> pass;
Vector<VkImageView> views;
};
// Objects only: every draw still ends/begins its pass and records the
// existing memory dependencies. Each slot is cleared after its fence.
Bool AcquireCachedWireDrawPass(const WireDrawPassKey& key);
void ClearWireDrawPassCache(Uint32 frameIndex);
void ClearAllWireDrawPassCaches();
Vector<Vector<WireDrawPassCacheEntry>> m_wireDrawPassCaches;
WireDrawPassKey m_wireDrawPassKey;
WireRenderPassCompatibilityTable m_wireRenderPassCompatibility;
struct WireRetiredObjects {
Uint64 submitIndex = 0;
UniquePtr<RenderPassEntry> drawPass;
Vector<VkFramebuffer> framebuffers;
Vector<VkRenderPass> renderPasses;
Vector<VkImageView> imageViews;
Vector<VkDescriptorPool> descriptorPools;
// Transfer/resolve scratch storage belongs to the submission that
// consumes it, just like the views and framebuffer above.
Vector<UniquePtr<VkTextureManager::TextureResource>> textures;
Vector<UniquePtr<VkBufferObject>> buffers;
};
void RetireWireObjects(WireRetiredObjects objects);
void CollectWireObjects(Uint64 completedSubmit, Bool all = false);
Vector<WireRetiredObjects> m_wireRetiredObjects;
Uint32 m_wirePreparationDepth = 0;
// P8-D: set only while DrawWireIndirectNative is inside SetupDraw, so SetupWireDraw can
// tell the wire arm's own indirect draw from a monolith indirect entry point reached under
// a transport (still the `buffer-legacy-arm` role violation).
Bool m_wireNativeIndirectDraw = false;
void DispatchWireCompute(GLuint x, GLuint y, GLuint z);
// P8-SV: glDispatchComputeIndirect on the wire arm - vkCmdDispatchIndirect from the
// dispatch-indirect store, as the monolith arm issues it (WireDraw.inc).
void DispatchWireComputeIndirect(GLintptr offset);
// False: the device was lost and the session latched; the caller drops its draw/dispatch.
Bool RewindWireDescriptorSetsIfDue();
UniquePtr<RenderPassEntry> m_wireDrawPass;
Vector<VkImageView> m_wireDrawViews;
VkPipeline GetOrCreatePipelineWithInput(GLenum mode, const MagmaProgramSource& program,
const ProgramFactory::VkProgramObject& programObj, ProgramFactory::CompileOptionFlags transformFlags,
const VertexInputStateFactory::BackendVertexInputState& vis, const RenderPassEntry& renderPassEntry,
Bool primitiveRestartEnable, Uint64 wireRenderPassCompatibilityId = 0);
void CopyWireFramebufferToTexture(GLenum target, GLint level, GLint xoffset, GLint yoffset,
GLint x, GLint y, GLsizei width, GLsizei height);
void QueueClearBufferPayloadForFramebuffer(const MG_State::GLState::FramebufferObject& framebuffer,
GLenum buffer, GLint drawbuffer,
const ClearAttachmentPayload& clearPayload);
void RecordScissoredClearBuffer(const MG_State::GLState::FramebufferObject& framebuffer,
GLenum buffer, GLint drawbuffer,
const ClearAttachmentPayload& clearPayload,
const VkClearRect& clearRect);
// ---- Submission fence tracking (GL sync objects) ----
// One record per vkQueueSubmit still in flight, in ascending submit
// order. Present/readback submissions reference the frame slot's
// fence (not pool-owned); mid-frame flushes use pooled fences that are
// recycled once their submission is observed complete.
// Not thread-safe: like the rest of the renderer, the tracker relies
// on GL calls being serialized (launchers migrate the context across
// threads, but calls never run concurrently), so sync-object polls
// may mutate it without locking.
struct SubmitRecord {
Uint64 submitIndex = 0;
// Buffer-manager frame serial the submission was made under; its
// completion raises the completed-serial floor (timer queries and
// buffer busy-tracking live in frame-serial space).
Uint64 frameSerial = 0;
VkFence fence = VK_NULL_HANDLE;
Bool pooledFence = false;
};
// Registers a submission that vkQueueSubmit just made with `fence`.
// Invariant: every graphics-queue submission that outlives its call
// site must be registered so GL fences observe it. Exempt are the
// texture-upload/preserve submits in VkTextureManager, which
// vkWaitForFences inline before returning.
void RegisterSubmit(VkFence fence, Bool pooledFence);
// Builds the submit packet for the frame's pending command buffer
// (consuming the acquire semaphore on the slot's first submission),
// submits it with `fence`, and registers the submission. On failure
// the frame state is left untouched. Shared by the mid-frame flush
// and the readback path so the semaphore-consumption invariant lives
// in one place.
Bool SubmitPendingCommandBuffer(FrameContext::FrameData& frame, VkFence fence, Bool pooledFence);
// Polls in-flight submission fences (prefix order) and advances the
// completed counter past every fence observed signaled.
void RefreshCompletedSubmits();
// All submissions up to `submitIndex` are known complete (their fence
// was waited or the device was idled); drops their records and
// recycles pooled fences.
void OnSubmitsCompletedUpTo(Uint64 submitIndex);
// A later fence alone cannot retire earlier submissions. Wait for the
// whole still-live prefix before advancing the completed submit floor.
Bool WaitForSubmitsUpTo(Uint64 submitIndex, Uint64 timeoutNs);
VkFence AcquirePooledSubmitFence();
void DestroySubmitFencePool();
Bool HasPendingRecordedWork() const;
// Frame-boundary housekeeping for paths that never reach Present's
// tail (present-less readback loops, suspended presentation, blocking
// sync waits): runs the same per-frame drains Present performs, but
// only when every queue submission has been observed complete AND no
// recorded-but-unsubmitted commands exist - i.e. when CPU-GPU overlap
// is provably already zero. Never blocks (non-blocking fence poll
// only), so the presenting path's frames-in-flight pipelining is
// untouched. Returns true when the drain ran.
Bool TryDrainFrameTransients();
// Bounded recording: called at the top of every GL draw and dispatch, before anything
// of that call is recorded. Once the open frame command buffer holds
// MagmaMaxDrawsPerCommandBuffer draws/dispatches, submits it (FlushPendingCommands) so
// the call continues on a fresh one, then waits until at most frames-in-flight + 1
// submissions are outstanding. A driver backs a command buffer with GPU memory it only
// returns when the buffer is freed (Adreno: one 16 KiB mapping per chunk), so a frame
// that is never split grows it without bound - rd12's loading frame records ~1M draws
// into one buffer and runs the process out of vm.max_map_count.
void SplitOversizedRecording();
Vector<SubmitRecord> m_inFlightSubmits;
Vector<VkFence> m_freeSubmitFences;
Uint64 m_submitCounter = 0;
Uint64 m_completedSubmitCounter = 0;
// Drains since the last Present, gating the drain's frame-boundary-equivalent
// work (arena rewind + cache aging): a presenting app's mid-frame
// readbacks/waits must neither churn the transient caches nor accelerate the
// aging clocks, while present-less loops still cross a boundary every few
// iterations. Reset in Present.
Uint32 m_drainsSinceLastPresent = 0;
// GL draws/dispatches recorded into the open frame command buffer; reset whenever a
// recording begins (OnFrameCommandRecordingBegan). See SplitOversizedRecording.
Uint32 m_drawsInRecording = 0;
Uint64 m_oversizedRecordingSplits = 0;
NativeWindowType m_window = 0;
void* m_platformDisplay = nullptr;
void* m_platformLibrary = nullptr;
void* m_platformCloseDisplay = nullptr;
// Whether the loader exposes VK_EXT_headless_surface, detected once in
// CreateInstance() from the enumerated instance extensions. On desktop an
// offscreen surface REQUIRES it: false is a clean, loud bring-up failure, never
// a substituted window. (Android is the one exception and has its own path -
// no Mali/Adreno driver seen so far exposes the extension, so a windowless
// context is given an AImageReader ANativeWindow that is never displayed.)
// ENABLED ON THIS INSTANCE, not merely offered: a renderer created for a window never asks
// for the extension, and its later offscreen targets must not call an entry point the
// instance does not have (OffscreenSurfaceRoute.h). Hence false until CreateInstance says so.
Bool m_headlessSurfaceSupported = false;
// VK_KHR_android_surface was enabled on this instance (the AImageReader route needs it).
Bool m_androidSurfaceEnabled = false;
// Android has the same shortfall: no Mali/Adreno driver seen so far exposes
// VK_EXT_headless_surface, so a windowless (EGL pbuffer) context gets an
// AImageReader's ANativeWindow to hand the WSI instead. Nothing is ever
// displayed - the reader's images are simply never acquired. Owned here, so
// Shutdown() deletes it.
void* m_fallbackImageReader = nullptr;
VulkanRendererConfig m_config;
// Constructed for the app's window rather than a pbuffer (m_window is later filled in
// for the pbuffer fallbacks too, so it cannot tell them apart).
Bool m_presentsToAppWindow = false;
// The m_config.SwapInterval the live swapchain was built for; Present compares the two.
Optional<Int> m_swapchainSwapInterval;
Bool m_swapchainResizeRequested = false;
// Presentation is suspended while the window is zero-area (minimized): the
// swapchain is unusable/out of date, so Present drops frames instead of
// submitting on a signaled fence / presenting never-acquired images.
Bool m_presentSuspended = false;
// Vulkan objects
Bool m_validationLayersEnabled = false;
Vector<VkExtensionProperties> m_extensions;
VkInstance m_instance = VK_NULL_HANDLE;
VkDebugUtilsMessengerEXT m_debugMessenger = VK_NULL_HANDLE;
// Fallback reporting channel for drivers that ship the validation layers but
// only expose the older VK_EXT_debug_report (Adreno 650 / Vulkan 1.1.128).
VkDebugReportCallbackEXT m_debugReportCallback = VK_NULL_HANDLE;
PhysicalDevice m_physicalDevice;
VkDevice m_device = VK_NULL_HANDLE;
VmaAllocator m_allocator = nullptr;
VkSurfaceKHR m_surface = VK_NULL_HANDLE;
SwapchainObject m_swapchainObject;
VkQueue m_graphicsQueue = VK_NULL_HANDLE;
VkQueue m_presentQueue = VK_NULL_HANDLE;
Bool m_drawIndirectCountExtensionEnabled = false;
Bool m_indexTypeUint8ExtensionEnabled = false;
Bool m_logicOpFeatureEnabled = false;
Bool m_multiDrawIndirectFeatureEnabled = false;
// drawIndirectFirstInstance gates indirect commands whose firstInstance != 0;
// cached at device creation because the tier-2 multi-draw path (a transient
// VkDrawIndexedIndirectCommand array) is illegal for such a sub-draw without it.
Bool m_drawIndirectFirstInstanceFeatureEnabled = false;
// VK_EXT_multi_draw: native batched submission for the CPU-side glMultiDraw*
// families (tier 1 of the multi-draw dispatch).
Bool m_multiDrawExtensionEnabled = false;
Uint32 m_maxMultiDrawCount = 0;
// Multi-draw dispatch tiers, resolved once at device creation from device support
// clamped by MOBILEGL_MAGMA_MULTIDRAW_MODE (a preference, never a demand):
// tier 1 (ext): one vkCmdDrawMulti(Indexed)EXT - m_multiDrawAllowExt
// tier 2 (indirect): one vkCmdDraw(Indexed)Indirect batch - m_multiDrawAllowIndirect
// tier 3 (unroll): one vkCmdDraw(Indexed) per sub-draw - always available
// m_multiDrawForceUnrollIndirect additionally forces the GPU-parameter
// glMultiDraw*Indirect paths onto their per-command loop (mode=unroll only).
Bool m_multiDrawAllowExt = false;
Bool m_multiDrawAllowIndirect = false;
Bool m_multiDrawForceUnrollIndirect = false;
Bool m_samplerAnisotropyFeatureEnabled = false;
Bool m_shaderDrawParametersExtensionEnabled = false;
Bool m_shaderDrawParametersFeatureEnabled = false;
// Native subgroup topology, queried at device creation for the compute-module
// subgroup repairs (SubgroupSupportPolicy.h) and the REQUIRE_FULL_SUBGROUPS
// stage flag; 0 / false when the device has no usable compute subgroups or
// MOBILEGL_MAGMA_DISABLE_SUBGROUP forced them off.
Uint32 m_nativeSubgroupSize = 0;
Bool m_nativeSubgroupSupported = false;
Bool m_computeFullSubgroupsFeatureEnabled = false;
// VkPhysicalDeviceSubgroupSizeControlProperties::maxComputeWorkgroupSubgroups;
// 0 when the extension (and therefore the full-subgroups flag) is unavailable.
Uint32 m_maxComputeWorkgroupSubgroups = 0;
Bool m_unformattedFloatStorageImagesEnabled = false;
// Set only after descriptor-indexing feature AND property queries prove that
// update-after-bind is legal for every descriptor category this renderer emits.
ProgramFactory::UpdateAfterBindLimits m_updateAfterBindLimits{};
// fillModeNonSolid gates VK_POLYGON_MODE_LINE/_POINT (glPolygonMode); independentBlend gates
// per-draw-buffer color write masks (glColorMaski). Both are cached at device creation and
// drive a runtime fallback when the device lacks them.
Bool m_fillModeNonSolidFeatureEnabled = false;
Bool m_independentBlendFeatureEnabled = false;
// dualSrcBlend gates GL_SRC1_* blend factors (glBindFragDataLocationIndexed dual-source blend);
// primitiveTopologyListRestart gates primitive restart on *list* topologies (strip/fan restart
// needs no feature). Both cached at device creation and drive a hard-fail-at-draw when absent.
Bool m_dualSrcBlendFeatureEnabled = false;
Bool m_primitiveTopologyListRestartFeatureEnabled = false;
// shaderTessellationAndGeometryPointSize gates the PointSize built-in in a tessellation
// or geometry stage, which desktop GL treats as an ordinary per-vertex output (writable,
// and capturable by name through transform feedback). Cached at device creation and
// handed to ProgramFactory, which refuses a program whose tessellation or geometry module
// declares the matching SPIR-V capability while this is false - SetupDraw then skips its
// draws (VkProgramObject::pointSizeCapabilityUnsupported) rather than building a pipeline
// that is invalid usage.
Bool m_tessellationAndGeometryPointSizeFeatureEnabled = false;
// VK_EXT_custom_border_color. Vulkan's four predefined VkBorderColor values cover only
// transparent/opaque black and opaque white; GL_TEXTURE_BORDER_COLOR is an arbitrary vec4 (or
// an arbitrary ivec4/uvec4 through the "I" entry points). Without this extension a border
// colour outside the palette has to be snapped to the nearest predefined one. Both features
// are required together: customBorderColorWithoutFormat is what lets a sampler carry a custom
// colour without naming the image format it will be paired with, which GL's sampler objects
// cannot know. maxCustomBorderColorSamplers is a real device limit, so the sampler cache has
// to be able to fall back to the snapped value once it is reached.
Bool m_customBorderColorFeatureEnabled = false;
Uint32 m_maxCustomBorderColorSamplers = 0;
// sampleRateShading gates VkPipelineMultisampleStateCreateInfo::sampleShadingEnable, i.e.
// glEnable(GL_SAMPLE_SHADING) + glMinSampleShading. Unlike dualSrcBlend this does NOT
// hard-fail the draw when absent: sample shading is a rate hint, and every sample-rate
// pipeline is still correct (just not per-sample) at the default rate - so the enable is
// dropped and the draw proceeds, which is what a GL implementation with SAMPLES=1 does too.
Bool m_sampleRateShadingFeatureEnabled = false;
// multiViewport gates rasterizing into more than one of ARB_viewport_array's 16 viewports
// (gl_ViewportIndex). m_maxRasterizableViewports is min(MAX_VIEWPORTS, device limit), or 1
// when the feature is off, and is the viewportCount a gl_ViewportIndex-writing pipeline
// declares - it is NOT what GL_MAX_VIEWPORTS reports, which is the frontend state width.
Bool m_multiViewportFeatureEnabled = false;
Uint32 m_maxRasterizableViewports = 1;
// Union of shader stages sampled-read barriers may name; built at device creation
// because geometry/tessellation stage bits are invalid in a barrier when their
// feature is off (VUID-vkCmdPipelineBarrier-srcStageMask-04090/-04091), and
// ALL_GRAPHICS would also serialize against non-shader stages.
VkPipelineStageFlags m_sampledReadStageMask = VK_PIPELINE_STAGE_VERTEX_SHADER_BIT |
VK_PIPELINE_STAGE_FRAGMENT_SHADER_BIT |
VK_PIPELINE_STAGE_COMPUTE_SHADER_BIT;
// Cached at device creation from the graphics queue family properties
// and device limits; drives timer-query support.
Uint32 m_timestampValidBits = 0;
Float m_timestampPeriodNs = 0.0f;
Bool m_timerQuerySupported = false;
using PFNDrawIndexedIndirectCountFunc = void(VKAPI_PTR*)(VkCommandBuffer commandBuffer, VkBuffer buffer,
VkDeviceSize offset, VkBuffer countBuffer,
VkDeviceSize countBufferOffset, Uint32 maxDrawCount,
Uint32 stride);
PFNDrawIndexedIndirectCountFunc s_vkCmdDrawIndexedIndirectCount = nullptr;
// P8-D: vkCmdDrawIndirectCount (same signature, same extension), for the wire arm's
// glMultiDrawArraysIndirectCount. The monolith arm never loads it: it reads that count on
// the CPU (DirectVulkan.cpp's MultiDrawArraysIndirectCount).
PFNDrawIndexedIndirectCountFunc s_vkCmdWireDrawIndirectCount = nullptr;
// VK_EXT_multi_draw entry points, loaded at device creation when the extension
// (and its multiDraw feature) is enabled; null otherwise.
PFN_vkCmdDrawMultiEXT s_vkCmdDrawMultiEXT = nullptr;
PFN_vkCmdDrawMultiIndexedEXT s_vkCmdDrawMultiIndexedEXT = nullptr;
// VK_EXT_transform_feedback (GL transform feedback capture)
Bool m_transformFeedbackFeatureEnabled = false;
// VK_EXT_provoking_vertex. Vulkan's built-in convention is "provoking vertex first"; GL's
// default is LAST_VERTEX_CONVENTION, and GL derives BOTH flat shading and the transform
// feedback vertex order from it. provokingVertexLast alone fixes flat shading and the
// input-assembler capture order and has no dependency on transform feedback; only
// transformFeedbackPreservesProvokingVertex does.
Bool m_provokingVertexLastEnabled = false;
// transformFeedbackPreservesProvokingVertex was actually enabled at device creation. Kept
// separate because it is the only thing that arms
// VUID-VkGraphicsPipelineCreateInfo-topology-04884, the rule that forbids a TRIANGLE_FAN
// pipeline from asking for LAST on a device that cannot preserve a fan's provoking vertex.
Bool m_provokingVertexXfbPreserveEnabled = false;
// provokingVertexModePerPipeline: when VK_FALSE every pipeline in one render pass instance
// must agree on the mode, so glProvokingVertex(GL_FIRST_VERTEX_CONVENTION) cannot be honoured
// per draw and every pipeline takes GL's default (LAST) instead.
Bool m_provokingVertexModePerPipeline = false;
// transformFeedbackPreservesTriangleFanProvokingVertex.
Bool m_provokingVertexFanPreserved = false;
// Per-pipeline provoking-vertex mode. capturesXfbFromGeometryStage must be a LINK-TIME
// property of the program, never the dynamic "is transform feedback active" flag: the
// 8-entry m_pipelineMemo and the SetupDrawSnapshot fast path key on programObj.hash and
// the pipeline-state value hash, neither of which moves when glBeginTransformFeedback is
// called, so a dynamic input here would hand back a stale VkPipeline.
VkProvokingVertexModeEXT SelectProvokingVertexMode(VkPrimitiveTopology topology,
Bool capturesXfbFromGeometryStage) const;
// VK_EXT_vertex_attribute_divisor: without it every non-zero glVertexAttribDivisor
// behaves as 1, because that is all Vulkan's instance input rate can express.
Bool m_vertexAttributeDivisorEnabled = false;
PFN_vkCmdBindTransformFeedbackBuffersEXT s_vkCmdBindTransformFeedbackBuffersEXT = nullptr;
PFN_vkCmdBeginTransformFeedbackEXT s_vkCmdBeginTransformFeedbackEXT = nullptr;
PFN_vkCmdEndTransformFeedbackEXT s_vkCmdEndTransformFeedbackEXT = nullptr;
// Counter buffers (one 4-byte slot per capture binding) let consecutive
// draws within one glBeginTransformFeedback append GL-style. Transform feedback
// objects can each hold an open, paused span at the same time, so the counters are
// per object: one group of four slots each, handed out on first use.
static constexpr SizeT kXfbCounterObjectSlots = 16;
VkBufferObject m_xfbCounterBuffer;
// Which transform feedback object owns each slot group, by the frontend's never-reused
// lifetime id (0 = the slot is free). This used to be an UnorderedMap keyed on the GL
// NAME, which is recycled by glGenTransformFeedbacks: a deleted-and-recreated object
// inherited the dead one's slot, and since nothing ever removed an entry the map also
// grew for the life of the context. A fixed table cannot do either: a group is taken over
// only from an owner with no OPEN span (see CurrentXfbCounterSlot), so an object whose
// counters can still be resumed never loses them, and a dead object's group comes back.
Array<Uint64, kXfbCounterObjectSlots> m_xfbCounterSlotOwner{};
// Tie-break among reclaimable groups only; never on its own, because the paused span the
// groups exist for is by construction the least recently used one.
Array<Uint64, kXfbCounterObjectSlots> m_xfbCounterSlotLastUse{};
Uint64 m_xfbCounterSlotUseSerial = 0;
// Set for a slot once a captured draw has been recorded into its span; selects
// counter-buffer resume on the next captured draw of the same span.
Array<Bool, kXfbCounterObjectSlots> m_xfbCountersValid{};
Array<Uint64, kXfbCounterObjectSlots> m_xfbLastSeenGeneration{};
// Counter slot group of the bound transform feedback object.
Uint32 CurrentXfbCounterSlot();
// Wraps a recorded draw with BeginTransformFeedbackEXT/EndTransformFeedbackEXT
// when GL transform feedback is active; binds capture buffers on demand.
Bool BeginXfbCaptureForDraw(FrameContext::FrameData& frame);
Bool BeginXfbCaptureWithBuffers(FrameContext::FrameData& frame, Uint32 count,
const VkBuffer* buffers, const VkDeviceSize* offsets,
const VkDeviceSize* sizes);
Bool BeginWireXfbCaptureForDraw(FrameContext::FrameData& frame);
Uint32 m_currentDrawXfbBufferCount = 0;
Uint32 m_currentDrawXfbBufferMask = 0;
void EndXfbCaptureForDraw(FrameContext::FrameData& frame, Bool began);
// Makes the captured bytes visible to whatever reads them next. Deferred rather than
// recorded next to the capture, because the capturing draw runs inside a render pass
// that declares no self-dependency.
void MakeXfbWritesVisible();
Bool m_xfbWritesPendingVisibility = false;
// Wrap one app draw in an occlusion-query slot while a GL_SAMPLES_PASSED
// query is active. Returns whether a slot was begun (End must mirror it).
Bool BeginOcclusionForDraw(VkCommandBuffer commandBuffer);
void EndOcclusionForDraw(VkCommandBuffer commandBuffer, Bool began);
Bool m_occlusionQueryPreciseEnabled = false;
Bool m_hostQueryResetEnabled = false;
PFN_vkResetQueryPool s_vkResetQueryPool = nullptr;
VkQueryPool m_occlusionQueryPool = VK_NULL_HANDLE;
static constexpr Uint32 kOcclusionQuerySlots = 8192;
Uint32 m_occlusionSlotCursor = 0;
Bool m_occlusionCaptureActive = false;
Vector<Uint32> m_occlusionActiveSlots;
// Transform feedback primitive queries: one pool slot per captured draw yields
// the (written, needed) pair; GL_TRANSFORM_FEEDBACK_PRIMITIVES_WRITTEN sums the
// first, GL_PRIMITIVES_GENERATED the second - exact with geometry shaders,
// unlike the CPU fallback accounting.
Bool m_xfbQueriesSupported = false;
PFN_vkCmdBeginQueryIndexedEXT s_vkCmdBeginQueryIndexedEXT = nullptr;
PFN_vkCmdEndQueryIndexedEXT s_vkCmdEndQueryIndexedEXT = nullptr;
VkQueryPool m_xfbQueryPool = VK_NULL_HANDLE;
static constexpr Uint32 kXfbQuerySlots = 8192;
Uint32 m_xfbQuerySlotCursor = 0;
Bool m_xfbQueryCaptureActive[2] = {false, false}; // [0]=written, [1]=generated
Vector<Uint32> m_xfbQueryActiveSlots[2];
Bool m_xfbQuerySlotOpen = false;
Uint32 m_xfbQueryOpenSlot = 0;
// GL_PRIMITIVES_GENERATED reroute for draws made while transform feedback is
// INACTIVE. The stream pool's primitivesNeeded is defined to count those draws
// too, but a Mali driver (and Mesa lavapipe) answers 0 unless a capture span
// is open (the CTS's tessellator-measuring shape). Where the bring-up probe
// finds that defect with a working control - or
// MOBILEGL_MAGMA_PRIMGEN_QUERY_REROUTE forces it - such draws accumulate the
// GENERATED count through this pool instead, whose type the arming picks:
// VK_QUERY_TYPE_PRIMITIVES_GENERATED_EXT where the device hosts the dedicated
// query with its rasterizer-discard feature (exact semantics by definition -
// the extension exists because GL needs this count without a capture), else a
// VK_QUERY_TYPE_PIPELINE_STATISTICS pool over clipping-stage invocations (one
// per primitive reaching primitive clipping - after every vertex processing
// stage, before rasterizer discard - which is the same set).
// XFB-ACTIVE draws keep the stream slot (exact today, and WRITTEN needs it);
// every draw with no open capture - a PAUSED span's draws included - takes a
// reroute slot, and the span then ignores the frontend's CPU paused-primitive
// counter rather than adding it on top (see IsPrimGenRerouteArmed): that
// counter is written by only 3 of the ~15 draw entry points and answers 0 for
// GL_PATCHES, so it cannot price the draws this reroute exists to repair. One
// GL query span may therefore hold slots of both pools.
Bool m_pipelineStatisticsQueryFeatureEnabled = false;
// VK_EXT_primitives_generated_query: base feature, and the
// ...WithRasterizerDiscard feature without which a discarding draw inside the
// query is invalid usage (so the reroute never picks the dedicated pool on a
// base-only device - GL applications toggle discard freely).
Bool m_primitivesGeneratedQueryFeatureEnabled = false;
Bool m_primitivesGeneratedQueryDiscardFeatureEnabled = false;
// tessellationShader was enabled at device creation (it is taken whenever the
// device advertises it); gates the probe's PATCHES shape.
Bool m_tessellationShaderFeatureEnabled = false;
MG_Util::SelfTest::PrimGenRerouteKind m_primGenRerouteKind =
MG_Util::SelfTest::PrimGenRerouteKind::None;
// The bring-up probe measured this device's stream query as counting draws made
// with no capture span open (the StreamCounts verdict) - so it counts the
// PAUSED-span ones too, through the stream slot they take when nothing is
// rerouted. Only the probe can know this, so it stays false wherever the probe
// is not consulted (the forced arms), which keeps those lanes' accounting as it
// was.
Bool m_primGenStreamCountsXfbInactiveDraws = false;
VkQueryPool m_primGenReroutePool = VK_NULL_HANDLE;
Uint32 m_primGenRerouteSlotCursor = 0;
Vector<Uint32> m_primGenRerouteActiveSlots;
Bool m_primGenRerouteSlotOpen = false;
Uint32 m_primGenRerouteOpenSlot = 0;
// Runs the bring-up probe (memoized per process) and decides
// m_primGenRerouteKind. Called at the end of device creation: it records on
// m_graphicsQueue, which nothing else is using yet.
void ArmPrimGenReroute();
public:
// Whether a GENERATED span opened now will have the draws made while the GL
// span is PAUSED counted on the GPU - through the reroute pool, which takes
// every draw with no open capture, or (where the reroute is not armed because
// the stream query was measured to count capture-less draws) through the stream
// slot such a draw still takes. The frontend's CPU paused-primitive counter
// must not be added on top of either: it would double count, and it cannot
// price the draws that matter anyway - only 3 of the ~15 draw entry points
// write it and it answers 0 for GL_PATCHES. Read once per span, after
// StartXfbQueryCapture (whose pool creation may disarm the reroute).
Bool ArePausedDrawsGpuCounted() const;
// kind: 0 = PRIMITIVES_WRITTEN, 1 = PRIMITIVES_GENERATED.
Bool StartXfbQueryCapture(Uint32 kind);
void StopXfbQueryCapture(Uint32 kind, Vector<Uint32>& outSlots, Vector<Uint32>& outRerouteSlots);
Bool ResolveXfbQueryResult(const Vector<Uint32>& slots, const Vector<Uint32>& rerouteSlots,
Bool wantGenerated, Uint64& outPrimitives);
private:
void BeginXfbQueryForDraw(VkCommandBuffer commandBuffer, Bool xfbActive);
void EndXfbQueryForDraw(VkCommandBuffer commandBuffer);
VkCommandPool m_commandPool = VK_NULL_HANDLE;
VkBufferManager m_bufferManager;
Uint m_imageIndexAcquired = 0;
// The swapchain image GL addresses as the default framebuffer: the one a readback, a
// blit source or a copy out of it resolves, and the one the app last rendered into.
// Present() runs ahead - it presents the frame and acquires the next image without
// waiting for the apply that would render into it (kWaitPresent) - so this must NOT
// follow m_imageIndexAcquired. Before it existed a readback resolved the freshly
// acquired image, which nothing had written yet: the pure-black sundial-lite frame.
Uint m_defaultFramebufferImageIndex = 0;
FrameContext m_frameContext;
// Resolves the swapchain image index a READ of the default framebuffer must use. A
// non-default framebuffer ignores the index; it keeps the acquired one, which still
// keys its render-pass cache.
Uint32 DefaultFramebufferReadIndex(Bool isDefaultFramebuffer) const {
return isDefaultFramebuffer ? m_defaultFramebufferImageIndex : m_imageIndexAcquired;
}
// Same for a WRITE: the default framebuffer starts addressing the image Present()
// acquired only once something renders into it again.
Uint32 DefaultFramebufferWriteIndex(Bool isDefaultFramebuffer) {
if (isDefaultFramebuffer) m_defaultFramebufferImageIndex = m_imageIndexAcquired;
return DefaultFramebufferReadIndex(isDefaultFramebuffer);
}
UniquePtr<PipelineFactory> m_pipelineFactory;
// Single-slot "last pipeline" memo: skip the per-draw GetOrCreatePipeline work (state
// gather + synthetic vertex-input rebuild + payload hash + lookup) when the full pipeline
// state is unchanged from the previous draw. The key provably covers every pipeline field.
// Reset per-frame and on pipeline destruction so the cached handle can never dangle.
// Small N-way pipeline-resolution memo (round-robin replacement). A
// single-entry memo thrashed on draw sequences that alternate a few
// pipelines (GUI text/quad program ping-pong), paying the full
// payload-hash lookup per draw; eight entries cover such working sets
// while keeping the hit path a trivial linear scan.
struct PipelineMemoEntry {
GLenum mode = 0;
Uint64 programHash = 0;
Uint64 vertexInputHash = 0;
Uint64 renderPassHash = 0;
Uint64 wireRenderPassCompatibilityId = 0;
// The PRE-HANDLE arm's key component (P2 brief D12.1), and 0 in every entry the
// handle arm mints. VALUE hash of the pipeline-relevant fixed-function state (see
// ComputePipelineStateHash), not the monotonic pipeline-state version: the version
// never repeats, so a per-draw GL_BLEND toggle would miss all entries forever even
// though the state alternates between two values the memo already holds.
Uint64 pipelineStateHash = 0;
// The HANDLE arm's key component, and the whole of D12.1: the CLIENT already
// hashed the pipeline subset of RenderStateParameters and minted a content-
// addressed CSO for it (MG_Pipe/MGPipeRenderStateSpans.h, MG_Impl/Pipe/CsoCache),
// so re-hashing the same 396 bytes here was work the boundary had already done.
// Two draws share a CSO handle exactly when their pipeline bytes are equal, and
// the client's subset is a strict SUPERSET of what ComputePipelineStateHash read,
// so the handle discriminates at least as finely as the hash it replaces.
//
// renderPassHash STAYS beside it and is what keeps this key complete: the CSO
// carries GL state only, while colorAttachmentCount and the rasterization sample
// count - which ComputePipelineStateHash folded in through its signature and
// through ResolveEffectiveSampleMask - are render-pass facts that the render-pass
// hash already separates.
//
// Null in an entry minted by the legacy arm, so entries of the two arms can never
// match each other: the compare below tests BOTH components.
MG_Pipe::MGPipeHandle renderStateCso = MG_Pipe::kMGPipeNullHandle;
ProgramFactory::CompileOptionFlags transformFlags = {};
// Baked into the pipeline (PipelineFactory::ComputeHash mixes it), and NOT derivable
// from anything else in this key: it depends on whether the draw is indexed and on the
// index type, neither of which the mode/program/state hashes carry. Without it an
// indexed and a non-indexed draw over the same program and state collide on one entry
// and the second one gets the first one's restart setting.
Bool primitiveRestartEnable = false;
VkPipeline pipeline = VK_NULL_HANDLE;
};
static constexpr Uint32 kPipelineMemoSize = 8;
PipelineMemoEntry m_pipelineMemo[kPipelineMemoSize];
Uint32 m_pipelineMemoCount = 0;
Uint32 m_pipelineMemoNext = 0;
// P2 D12.1's arm selector, and the whole of the pipeline memo's re-key. Returns the
// render-state CSO this draw is keyed on, or the null handle when the pre-handle arm
// is the one that runs.
//
// Under the handle arm the memo's state key IS this handle. The client hashed those
// 396 pipeline bytes when it minted the CSO (MGPipeComputePipelineSubsetHash), so
// recomputing an overlapping hash here was work the boundary had already done; the
// client's pipeline subset is a strict SUPERSET of what ComputePipelineStateHash read,
// so the handle discriminates at least as finely as the hash it replaces. What the
// handle does NOT carry is the render-pass side - colorAttachmentCount and the
// rasterization sample count, which ComputePipelineStateHash folded in through its
// signature and through ResolveEffectiveSampleMask - and that is exactly why
// entry.renderPassHash stays in the key beside it.
//
// The arm is live only when the render-state subsystem is migrated in this run AND the
// client has actually bound a CSO. The second half is not belt and braces: a tree whose
// tracker does not emit create/bind_render_state yet has no handle to key on, and
// delete_render_state clears the binding (MG_Pipe/PipeApply.cpp), so the null handle is
// reachable on any tree. Keying every draw on it would alias every render state onto
// one memo entry, so a null handle means "fall back to a state hash" - never an abort,
// and never a per-draw consultation of the legacy-memo lever: bit 0 is not a Track-H
// subsystem (D14 labels only bits 5 and 6 that), and the lever's Fatal is a STARTUP
// one, in MagmaPipeValidateSubsystemConfiguration.
//
// The fallback is warned ONCE rather than logged at debug, and that is deliberate: a
// silent fallback is what makes "the CSO arm never ran" easy to miss. W is compiled in
// at every shipped log level.
//
// The latch is a plain member bool, NOT MGLOG_W_ONCE. MOBILEGL_LOG_ONCE_INTERNAL
// (MG_Util/Debug/Log.h) is an UNCONDITIONAL std::atomic_flag::test_and_set - a locked
// xchg, executed on every evaluation, not "one static bool test" as an earlier round of
// this comment claimed - and this site is on the per-draw pipeline path in the very
// configuration that reaches it (no tracker: every draw). ROADMAP.md:7 forbids leaving
// instrumentation on a hot path, so the once-ness is one non-atomic, always-predicted
// load of a member that is false exactly once. Single-threaded like the rest of the
// renderer, and per renderer rather than per process, which is also the right scope: a
// second context that never binds a CSO deserves to say so.
//
// What the absence of this warning from a run's log proves, EXACTLY: that no draw took
// the fallback WHILE bit 0 was set. With kMGPipeSubsystemRenderState clear the function
// returns before the latch, so absence proves nothing at all - and no draw is keyed on a
// handle either. Grep the mask out of the log beside it (review v2 minor 3).
//
// Push-only by construction: the pull build does not compile this function at all, so
// its two callers are statement-for-statement what they were (G1).
//
// [routed to the integrator, review v2 minor 11] MG_Pipe::MGPipeApplier() is ONE
// process-global applier (MG_Pipe/PipeApply.cpp), not the per-context CSO store D2
// specifies. In a multi-context process this reads whatever CSO another context last
// bound. The defect is package A's and the fix belongs there; Magma is its only P2
// consumer, so it is named here rather than left for both reviews to assume the other
// caught it.
MG_Pipe::MGPipeHandle ResolveBoundRenderStateCso() const {
if (!MagmaPipeSubsystemOn(MG_Pipe::kMGPipeSubsystemRenderState)) {
return MG_Pipe::kMGPipeNullHandle;
}
const MG_Pipe::MGPipeHandle boundCso = MG_Pipe::MGPipeApplier().BoundRenderStateCso;
if (MG_Pipe::MGPipeHandleIsNull(boundCso) && !m_pipelineCsoFallbackWarned) {
m_pipelineCsoFallbackWarned = true;
MGLOG_W("MGPipe: kMGPipeSubsystemRenderState is on but no render-state CSO is "
"bound; the pipeline memo is running on a state hash, not on the CSO "
"handle (no tracker on this build, or a draw between "
"delete_render_state and the next bind)");
}
return boundCso;
}
// Latch for the warning above. Mutable because the resolve is const and the latch is
// not part of the renderer's observable state.
mutable Bool m_pipelineCsoFallbackWarned = false;
// The memo key's STATE-HASH half, for a draw that has no CSO handle to key on: the
// pre-handle arm, and the fallback of D12.1's handle arm. Cached on the pipeline-state
// version plus the two render-pass facts the hash's inputs depend on, so an unchanged
// (version, colorAttachmentCount, sampleCount) proves the bytes are unchanged.
//
// [deviation from D12.1] The brief deletes this gate and its cached fields outright.
// They cannot go while a no-CSO draw is reachable - and it is, on any tree: a draw
// between delete_render_state and the next bind has no handle. On a tree whose tracker
// binds a CSO these five words are written once and never read again; they retire for
// real when the pull path does, at P13.
Uint64 ResolveFallbackPipelineStateHash(Uint renderStateVersion, Uint32 colorAttachmentCount,
VkSampleCountFlagBits rasterizationSamples) {
if (!m_pipelineStateHashValid || m_pipelineStateHashVersion != renderStateVersion ||
m_pipelineStateHashColorCount != colorAttachmentCount ||
m_pipelineStateHashSampleCount != rasterizationSamples) {
m_pipelineStateHash = ComputePipelineSubsetStateHashFallback();
m_pipelineStateHashVersion = renderStateVersion;
m_pipelineStateHashColorCount = colorAttachmentCount;
m_pipelineStateHashSampleCount = rasterizationSamples;
m_pipelineStateHashValid = true;
}
return m_pipelineStateHash;
}
// The same answer as ComputePipelineStateHash, computed from the P2 chunk table
// instead of from a hand-written field list, for the build that compiles no
// pre-handle arm (cmake -DMOBILEGL_PIPE_LEGACY_MEMOS=OFF). It is the CLIENT's own
// hash function - MGPipeComputePipelineSubsetHash over the 396 pipeline bytes - so a
// draw keyed on it and a draw keyed on a CSO handle are keyed on the same equivalence
// class of state, and the render-pass facts stay separated by renderPassHash either
// way. This is what makes the no-legacy build RUNNABLE rather than a configuration
// that aborts on the first draw that arrives without a CSO.
Uint64 ComputePipelineSubsetStateHashFallback() const;
// The effective GL_SAMPLE_MASK word for a draw at this rasterization sample count; see
// the definition for the GL-vs-Vulkan rule it reconciles. Shared by the pipeline payload
// and the pipeline-state memo word so the two cannot disagree. NOT part of the legacy
// arm: it is a PAYLOAD computation that depends on rasterizationSamples, so it survives
// the re-key and keeps reading Multisample / SampleMask / SampleMaskValue out of the
// working block.
Uint32 ResolveEffectiveSampleMask(VkSampleCountFlagBits rasterizationSamples) const;
// ResolveFallbackPipelineStateHash's cache. Written once and never read again on a
// build whose client binds a render-state CSO; see that function for why it survives
// the re-key at all.
Uint m_pipelineStateHashVersion = 0;
Uint32 m_pipelineStateHashColorCount = 0;
// The sample count the cached hash was computed at. A pipeline-state input now depends on
// it (the effective sample mask), so a draw that changes only the target's sample count
// has to recompute rather than reuse.
VkSampleCountFlagBits m_pipelineStateHashSampleCount = VK_SAMPLE_COUNT_1_BIT;
Uint64 m_pipelineStateHash = 0;
Bool m_pipelineStateHashValid = false;
// GetShaderTransformFlags memo. NOT pure in the pre-transform alone: the
// function also reads whether the bound DRAW framebuffer is the default one
// (only the default framebuffer gets the Y-flip and rotation bits - an FBO
// pass renders unflipped). Keyed on BOTH inputs; missing the FBO bit shipped
// an upside-down default-framebuffer pass after any render-to-texture
// (minecraft-1.17-main-menu retrace, whole frame flipped).
VkSurfaceTransformFlagBitsKHR m_baseTransformFlagsPreTransform =
VK_SURFACE_TRANSFORM_FLAG_BITS_MAX_ENUM_KHR;
Bool m_baseTransformFlagsIsDefaultFbo = false;
Bool m_baseTransformFlagsKeyValid = false;
Uint32 m_baseTransformFlagsCache = 0;
// isDefaultFbo must be the default-ness of the CURRENTLY bound draw framebuffer;
// every caller already has it in hand from its own guards.
Uint32 GetBaseTransformFlagsRaw(Bool isDefaultFbo);
// Drops every memoized pipeline handle. Required at command-buffer
// boundaries and whenever any pipeline may have been destroyed. Also drops
// the cached pipeline-state hash: the same boundaries can retire the GL
// context whose monotonic version the cache is keyed on. The handle arm has no
// such cache to drop - a CSO handle is not derived from a monotonic version.
void InvalidatePipelineMemo() {
m_pipelineMemoCount = 0;
m_pipelineMemoNext = 0;
m_pipelineStateHashValid = false;
}
UnorderedMap<ProgramFactory::HashType, VkPipeline> m_computePipelines;
UniquePtr<ProgramFactory> m_programFactory;
UniquePtr<UniformManager> m_uniformManager;
UniquePtr<VertexInputStateFactory> m_vertexInputStateFactory;
UniquePtr<VkClearManager> m_clearManager;
UniquePtr<VkRenderPassManager> m_renderPassManager;
UniquePtr<VkTextureManager> m_textureManager;
UniquePtr<VkSamplerManager> m_samplerManager;
UniquePtr<VkTimerQueryManager> m_timerQueryManager;
BlitResources m_blitResources;
DepthMipmapResources m_depthMipmapResources;
Vector<DeferredDepthMipmapCleanup> m_deferredDepthMipmapCleanup;
// Skip the per-draw CollectSampledTextures walk (~5% of the render thread) when the sampled
// texture SET is provably unchanged from the previous draw: same program (lifetime id +
// backend-state version, which covers sampler-uniform reassignment / relink) and transform
// flags, no texture bind/unbind/delete since (GetTextureBindGeneration), and nothing that
// moves a texture's shape or a sampler's parameters since (GetSamplingResolutionGeneration
// - membership depends on mipmap-completeness, which both of those decide). On a hit,
// m_sampledTexturesScratch still holds the previous draw's list and steps 2-4 (feedback /
// layout probe / transition) re-run on it, so layout correctness is unaffected - only the GL
// walk is skipped. The program lifetime id (never reused, unlike the GL name) and the
// monotonic bind generation make the key ABA-proof; the per-command-buffer reset is a cheap
// belt-and-suspenders.
Bool m_lastSampledSetValid = false;
Uint64 m_lastSampledSetProgramLifetimeId = 0;
Uint32 m_lastSampledSetProgramVersion = 0;
ProgramFactory::CompileOptionFlags m_lastSampledSetTransformFlags = {};
Uint64 m_lastSampledSetBindGeneration = 0;
Uint64 m_lastSampledSetSamplingGeneration = 0;
// Set from the draw's resolved VkProgramObject on both the full and the fast setup paths;
// read by BeginXfbCaptureForDraw, which has only GL state otherwise. See
// VkProgramObject::xfbCaptureDeclined.
Bool m_currentDrawXfbCaptureDeclined = false;
// Memo for the per-draw explicit-LOD-0 eligibility probe
// (ProgramSamplesOnlySingleLevelTextures): same key family as the
// sampled-set memo, plus the sampled textures' params-version sum so a
// level-range or filter change re-probes. On a hit the resolved
// transform flags are reused, which also collapses the two
// GetOrCreateProgram lookups into one.
Bool m_lastLodDecisionValid = false;
Uint64 m_lastLodProgramLifetimeId = 0;
Uint32 m_lastLodProgramVersion = 0;
Uint64 m_lastLodBindGeneration = 0;
Uint64 m_lastLodParamsSum = 0;
// Sampling-resolution generation at probe time. The probe reads the effective
// sampler's filters/aniso/LOD range, whose setters bump only this counter -
// the params-version sum above never moves for them.
Uint64 m_lastLodSamplingGeneration = 0;
ProgramFactory::CompileOptionFlags m_lastLodBaseFlags = {};
ProgramFactory::CompileOptionFlags m_lastLodResultFlags = {};
// Does the current program's vertex stage declare the BaseVertex builtin? A property
// of the program's SPIR-V, so (lifetime id, backend-state version) is the whole key.
//
// Memoized rather than re-asked because asking means resolving the UN-zeroed program
// variant, and a program that only ever draws non-indexed would then compile a variant
// no draw uses AND re-stamp its use every draw, so the idle sweep could never retire
// it. With the memo the answer is known before the first lookup and only the variant
// the draw actually needs is resolved.
Bool m_lastBaseVertexQueryValid = false;
Uint64 m_lastBaseVertexProgramLifetimeId = 0;
Uint32 m_lastBaseVertexProgramVersion = 0;
Bool m_lastBaseVertexReads = false;
// Snapshot behind TrySetupDrawFastPath. Values only: the program and
// render-pass caches are open-addressing maps whose entries move on
// insert, so no pointers into them are cached; the pipeline handle is
// protected by the command-buffer-boundary reset plus the mid-frame
// pipeline-destruction resets, and monotonic epochs guard everything
// that can be destroyed or recreated between draws.
struct SetupDrawSnapshot {
Bool valid = false;
Uint8 aspects = 0;
GLenum mode = 0;
Uint64 programLifetimeId = 0;
Uint32 programVersion = 0;
const void* vao = nullptr;
// Same rule as VaoDrawMemo::vaoLifetimeId: (address, config version) is not an
// identity, because a recycled address can arrive carrying a config version
// the dead VAO also had (two mutations to configure one attribute is the
// common shape), and "the VAO did not move" would then skip the layout
// re-resolve for a different VAO.
Uint64 vaoLifetimeId = 0;
// P2 D12.4: the handle arm's answer to the same question, and one compare rather
// than the pair above. Kept BESIDE them rather than replacing them because the
// pre-handle arm is still compiled (MOBILEGL_PIPE_LEGACY_MEMOS) and this snapshot
// is a value struct, not a wire type.
MG_Pipe::MGPipeHandle vaoHandle = MG_Pipe::kMGPipeNullHandle;
Uint32 vaoConfigVersion = 0;
const void* drawFbo = nullptr;
// Never-reused lifetime id beside the raw pointer + Uint16 version: a
// deleted FBO recycled at the same address with the same fresh version
// count would otherwise compare equal (same ABA as the render-pass
// manager's fast-path memo).
Uint64 drawFboLifetimeId = 0;
Uint16 fboVersion = 0;
Bool drawFboIsDefault = false;
Uint renderStateVersion = 0;
Uint64 bindGeneration = 0;
Uint32 baseTransformFlags = 0;
Uint32 resolvedTransformFlags = 0;
// What ResolvePrimitiveRestartEnable answered for the draw this snapshot was taken
// from, i.e. what its pipeline's primitiveRestartEnable was built with. `aspects`
// already separates indexed from non-indexed draws, but not one index TYPE from
// another, and a restart index that fits GL_UNSIGNED_INT but not GL_UNSIGNED_SHORT
// makes those two draws want different pipelines.
Bool primitiveRestartEnable = false;
Uint64 renderPassHash = 0;
Uint32 imageIndex = 0;
Uint64 textureEraseEpoch = 0;
Uint64 textureImageEpoch = 0;
Uint64 renderbufferImageEpoch = 0;
Uint64 sampledContentSum = 0;
Uint64 sampledParamsSum = 0;
// Guards the sampler-descriptor reuse hint: bumped by any sampler-object
// parameter or texture shape change (see GetSamplingResolutionGeneration),
// none of which the sums above cover.
Uint64 samplingResolutionGeneration = 0;
// Render-pass flavor input (DepthTest || StencilTest at snapshot time).
// A pipeline-state change that leaves this equal cannot change which
// render pass GetOrCreateRenderPass would pick, so the fast path may
// re-resolve just the pipeline against the active pass; a change that
// flips it must fall back to the full path's pass selection.
Bool drawUsesDepthStencil = false;
// The snapshotting draw's pipeline viewportCount. A pure function of the PROGRAM
// (writesViewportIndexBuiltin) and of a device feature fixed at renderer init, both
// of which the programLifetimeId/programVersion guards above already pin - carried
// here so the fast path does not re-fetch the program object to re-derive it.
Uint32 viewportCount = 1;
IntVec2 renderPassExtent = {0, 0};
// colorAttachmentCount of the snapshotting draw's render pass: the
// pipeline-state hash input, so the fast path can refresh that hash and
// probe the pipeline memo after a state change without re-fetching the
// render-pass entry (the pass itself is pinned by renderPassHash above).
Uint32 renderPassColorCount = 0;
// Pinned with the colour count and for the same reason: the fast path recomputes the
// pipeline-state value hash from the snapshot, and that hash reads the sample count.
VkSampleCountFlagBits renderPassSampleCount = VK_SAMPLE_COUNT_1_BIT;
VkPipeline pipeline = VK_NULL_HANDLE;
// layoutHash of the snapshotting draw's vertex-input state. The pipeline and
// the vertex-input pre-flight depend on the VAO only through this (plus the
// program, pinned separately), so a changed VAO whose aux memo carries the
// same layoutHash re-uses the snapshot's pipeline and pre-flight verdict
// outright - the VAO-cycling case Minecraft chunk rendering hits every draw.
Uint64 vaoLayoutHash = 0;
// Memoised ProgramFactory entry of the snapshotting draw, valid while
// (programLifetimeId, programVersion, resolvedTransformFlags) match - all
// checked above - AND the factory's cache structure epoch is unchanged (the
// cache is open-addressing and holds entries by value, so any insert/erase
// moves them). The fast path must re-stamp use through StampProgramUse when
// it bypasses GetOrCreateProgram, or the idle sweep could evict a live entry.
const ProgramFactory::VkProgramObject* programObj = nullptr;
Uint64 programFactoryEpoch = 0;
// Per-entry copies of the snapshotting draw's sampled set (the scratch
// vectors below hold only the LAST full-path draw's set, which with more
// than one snapshot entry is not necessarily this entry's program).
// sampledTextures/sampledResources carry the same epoch-guarded pointer
// lifetime rules as the scratch originals: textureEraseEpoch (checked
// every probe) declines the entry before any erased resource pointer
// could be dereferenced. sampledLayouts is the layout VALUE each
// resource held when this entry's descriptors were built (the
// descriptor-reuse hint needs the SAME layout, not just a sampleable
// one), and sampledBindingRecords feeds SampledBindingsUnchanged when
// the bind generation moved.
Vector<MG_State::GLState::ITextureObject*> sampledTextures;
Vector<VkTextureManager::TextureResource*> sampledResources;
Vector<VkImageLayout> sampledLayouts;
Vector<UniformManager::SampledBindingRecord> sampledBindingRecords;
};
// Program-keyed snapshot entries: program ping-pong (Sodium switches programs
// mid-frame every few draws) would otherwise evict the single snapshot on
// every switch and send every draw through the full path. Entries are found
// by programLifetimeId (MRU-first probe); every other guard stays per-probe,
// so a stale entry declines itself exactly like the old single snapshot did.
static constexpr Uint32 kSetupDrawSnapshotCount = 4;
SetupDrawSnapshot m_setupDrawSnapshots[kSetupDrawSnapshotCount];
Uint32 m_setupDrawSnapshotMru = 0; // last entry that hit or was filled
Uint32 m_setupDrawSnapshotVictim = 0; // round-robin fill cursor when all entries are live
void InvalidateSetupDrawSnapshots() {
for (auto& snapshot : m_setupDrawSnapshots) {
snapshot.valid = false;
}
}
// Per-draw scratch buffers (clear keeps capacity) — these paths run for every
// draw call and must not allocate.
Vector<MG_State::GLState::ITextureObject*> m_sampledTexturesScratch;
// Per-binding (texture, effective sampler) lifetime-id records from the same
// CollectSampledTextures walk that filled m_sampledTexturesScratch. The fast
// path shadow-compares against them (SampledBindingsUnchanged) when the
// texture bind generation moved, so a redundant glBindSampler/glBindTexture
// storm that resolves to the same bindings keeps the fast path.
Vector<UniformManager::SampledBindingRecord> m_sampledBindingRecordsScratch;
// Parallel to m_sampledTexturesScratch, refilled by every SetupDraw's
// first sampled-texture loop: the resolved backend resources, so the
// post-transition loop can skip re-resolving textures whose layout is
// already sampleable.
Vector<VkTextureManager::TextureResource*> m_sampledResourcesScratch;
Vector<MG_State::GLState::ITextureObject*> m_storageImageTexturesScratch;
Vector<UniformManager::SamplerImageFeedbackBinding> m_samplerImageFeedbackScratch;
Vector<UniformManager::SamplerBindingOverride> m_samplerImageBindingOverridesScratch;
Vector<VkBuffer> m_vertexBuffersScratch;
Vector<VkDeviceSize> m_vertexOffsetsScratch;
Vector<VkVertexInputAttributeDescription> m_patchedAttributesScratch;
Vector<Float> m_vertexConversionScratch;
Vector<Uint8> m_vertexRepackScratch;
struct ConvertedVertexStreamKey {
const MG_State::GLState::BufferObject* buffer = nullptr;
Uint64 changeSerial = 0;
SizeT baseOffset = 0;
Uint32 sourceStride = 0;
DataType type = DataType::Float32;
Int size = 0;
Bool normalized = false;
Bool isInteger = false;
VertexInputStateFactory::VertexStreamConversion conversion =
VertexInputStateFactory::VertexStreamConversion::None;
Bool operator==(const ConvertedVertexStreamKey& other) const {
return buffer == other.buffer && changeSerial == other.changeSerial &&
baseOffset == other.baseOffset && sourceStride == other.sourceStride &&
type == other.type && size == other.size && normalized == other.normalized &&
isInteger == other.isInteger && conversion == other.conversion;
}
};
struct ConvertedVertexStreamKeyHash {
SizeT operator()(const ConvertedVertexStreamKey& key) const {
SizeT hash = std::hash<const void*>{}(key.buffer);
auto combine = [&hash](SizeT value) {
hash ^= value + static_cast<SizeT>(0x9e3779b97f4a7c15ull) + (hash << 6) + (hash >> 2);
};
combine(std::hash<Uint64>{}(key.changeSerial));
combine(std::hash<SizeT>{}(key.baseOffset));
combine(std::hash<Uint32>{}(key.sourceStride));
combine(std::hash<Uint32>{}(static_cast<Uint32>(key.type)));
combine(std::hash<Int>{}(key.size));
combine(std::hash<Bool>{}(key.normalized));
combine(std::hash<Bool>{}(key.isInteger));
combine(std::hash<Uint32>{}(static_cast<Uint32>(key.conversion)));
return hash;
}
};
struct ConvertedVertexStream {
BufferSlice slice;
// Number of source elements the cached slice covers. A draw needing a prefix of
// this range reuses the slice (converted streams are tightly packed); a draw
// needing more reconverts and replaces the entry, so per (buffer, layout) a
// frame converts at most the largest range any draw asked for.
SizeT elementCount = 0;
// Pins the source buffer for the frame so its heap address cannot be reused by
// a new BufferObject while this pointer-keyed entry is alive.
SharedPtr<const MG_State::GLState::BufferObject> sourcePin;
};
UnorderedMap<ConvertedVertexStreamKey, ConvertedVertexStream, ConvertedVertexStreamKeyHash>
m_convertedVertexStreams;
// One VAO's resolved vkCmdBindVertexBuffers arguments, reusable by a later draw
// that would resolve them to the same thing. Consecutive draws in a chunk-renderer
// frame keep the program and the vertex layout and only swap the VAO, so a
// per-VAO memo turns the second and later draws through each VAO into a validate
// plus (usually skipped) rebind.
//
// Only whole-buffer bindings are memoised. Client-memory and format-converted
// streams re-upload from a range that depends on the draw's own vertex/index
// range, and synthetic bindings carry glVertexAttrib* values that are not part
// of any key here; a layout using any of them is never stored.
// Field order is hit-path cache locality, hot to cold: the per-draw validate
// reads the scalars and the EBO memo head, then only the first bindingCount
// elements of vkBuffers/vkOffsets; the per-binding revalidation arrays at the
// tail are touched once per frame at most.
struct ResolvedVertexBindings {
// Must equal DynamicStateShadow::kMaxShadowedVertexBindings (static_assert in
// the .cpp): past that width the bind shadow cannot skip a redundant bind
// either, so a wider layout resolves per draw. Minecraft-shaped layouts use four.
static constexpr Uint32 kMaxBindings = 8;
// Frame serial of the last completed resolve OR cross-frame revalidation.
// Zero until a resolve completes, and reset to zero before one starts, so a
// resolve that bails out midway cannot leave a half-filled entry matchable.
// Unlike the original frame-scoped memo, an entry whose buffers are all
// resident and unmapped is revalidated across frames (per-binding slice
// epoch compares) instead of re-resolved - see TryBindResolvedVertexBindings.
Uint64 frameSerial = 0;
// Identity of the resolved Vulkan layout: the VAO's content hash
// (VertexInputStateFactory::GetOrComputeHash - the same value the factory
// keys its entries on) fixes bindings.size(), each binding's base offset,
// which bindings are client/converted, and (through the mixed-in buffer
// addresses) which buffer each binding reads. Compared against the VAO's
// own hash memo on the hit path, so a hit never touches the factory entry.
VertexInputStateFactory::HashType vertexInputHash = 0;
// The program's vertex input layout: decides the synthetic-binding set and
// hence the total binding count.
Uint32 activeAttribMask = 0;
Uint32 bindingCount = 0;
// VkBufferManager::GetSliceEpochCounter() at resolve time. Still equal means
// no buffer anywhere changed its slice or was persistently mapped since, which
// settles every per-binding question below in one compare.
Uint64 sliceEpochCounter = 0;
// Any bound buffer already carrying a host map when the slice was resolved.
// Such a buffer can mutate its shadow with no API call, so it has to be
// re-pushed per draw and the one-compare path above cannot apply.
Bool anyBufferMapped = true;
// Resident element-buffer slice memo (skips the per-draw AcquireResidentSlice
// for the VAO's EBO, which cold-chases 500+ distinct resources in a
// chunk-cycling frame). Self-validating exactly like the bindings above: a hit
// requires the LIVE bound EBO pointer to equal indexBuffer AND either an
// unmoved manager-wide slice-epoch counter (nothing anywhere changed slices
// or gained a host map, the same one-compare rescue the vertex half uses) or
// that buffer's resource still carrying indexSliceEpoch (epochs are minted
// from a process-lifetime counter, so a recycled address can never
// revalidate). Restart-substituted and streamed EBOs are never stored.
// indexFrameSerial tracks the last frame the resource's GPU-use serial was
// stamped through this memo; 0 means no index memo. Independent of the
// vertex half: both are (pointer, epoch)-validated, so neither can serve
// stale state for the other.
const MG_State::GLState::BufferObject* indexBuffer = nullptr;
Uint64 indexSliceEpoch = 0;
// GetSliceEpochCounter() when the resource's epoch was last verified; only
// meaningful while indexFrameSerial matches the current frame serial.
Uint64 indexSliceEpochCounter = 0;
VkBuffer indexVkBuffer = VK_NULL_HANDLE;
VkDeviceSize indexSliceOffset = 0;
Uint64 indexFrameSerial = 0;
// The EBO carried a host map when the slice was recorded - the mirror of
// anyBufferMapped on the vertex half. A shadow-backed (non-adopted)
// persistent map mutates its shadow with no API call and no epoch bump, so
// the one-compare rescue must decline and re-run the acquire, whose
// SyncPersistentMappedRange is the push-down. A map taken AFTER the record
// is already covered: AcquirePersistentMap bumps the slice epoch for the
// request itself, adopted or declined.
Bool indexBufferMapped = false;
// Bound per draw (first bindingCount elements).
VkBuffer vkBuffers[kMaxBindings] = {};
VkDeviceSize vkOffsets[kMaxBindings] = {};
// Per binding: the VAO attribute location its buffer comes from, that buffer,
// and the buffer's VkBufferManager slice epoch when the slice was resolved.
// Only read by the per-frame revalidation and the something-moved fallback.
Uint8 attributeLocations[kMaxBindings] = {};
const MG_State::GLState::BufferObject* buffers[kMaxBindings] = {};
Uint64 sliceEpochs[kMaxBindings] = {};
};
// One direct-mapped slot of the per-VAO draw-memo table below. A slot belongs to
// the object whose (vaoKey, vaoLifetimeId) pair it carries: the address alone
// only picks the slot, and the never-reused lifetime id is what proves the slot
// is THIS VAO's, so the successor allocated onto a destroyed VAO's address
// always misses. That identity check is load-bearing and the content-hash
// validations below do NOT stand in for it - a recycled address under a
// byte-identical configuration reproduces the content hash exactly, which is
// how a destroyed VAO's resolved bindings were once handed to its successor's
// draw. The slot is still never dereferenced through vaoKey, and every fact it
// carries is still validated against live state before use:
// - layoutHash/layoutAuxMasks are valid only while contentHash equals the LIVE
// VAO's own hash memo (which the VAO's config version guards), so a config
// change or a buffer rebind misses even for the same object.
// - bindings revalidates per draw exactly as before (frame serial, content
// hash, per-binding live buffer pointers and slice epochs).
struct alignas(64) VaoDrawMemo {
// P2 D12.4: the handle arm's key, and the ONLY key it needs. {slot, gen} is an
// identity, so the pointer-plus-lifetime-id pair below stops being a key here;
// the slot also picks the table entry, so the address hash and the two-way probe
// go with it. Null in an entry that has never been claimed.
MG_Pipe::MGPipeHandle vaoHandle = MG_Pipe::kMGPipeNullHandle;
const MG_State::GLState::VertexArrayObject* vaoKey = nullptr;
// The VAO's never-reused lifetime id, checked alongside vaoKey. The pointer
// ALONE is not an identity: a deleted VAO's heap address is handed straight
// back by the next glGenVertexArrays-shaped allocation, and the successor then
// matched this slot and inherited the dead object's memos. Both stated
// defences failed with it, because both reduce to the content hash and the
// content hash's buffer-identity component was itself a recycled heap address.
Uint64 vaoLifetimeId = 0;
// The VAO content hash (VertexInputStateFactory::GetOrComputeHash) the two
// layout facts below were derived from; 0 while nothing valid is stored.
Uint64 contentHash = 0;
Bool layoutFactsValid = false;
// The resolved layout identity + packed (unsupported, location) masks -
// the exact values GetBackendAuxMemo used to serve, moved here so the
// per-draw probe stays inside this table's one hot line instead of
// touching a second cold line of every cycled VAO object.
Uint64 layoutHash = 0;
Uint64 layoutAuxMasks = 0;
ResolvedVertexBindings bindings;
};
// Fixed-size, allocated on first use, never rehashed or swept: entries are
// recycled in place on slot collisions (two-slot probe, older frame serial
// evicted), and stale entries self-invalidate through the compares above. A
// fixed table also makes every VaoDrawMemo/ResolvedVertexBindings pointer
// stable for the duration of a draw, which the EBO memo handoff
// (m_currentDrawResolvedEntry) relies on.
//
// [deviation from D12.4, deliberate and narrow] The brief asks for a grow-on-demand
// Vector. This one stays FIXED at exactly the capacity and exactly the 2-way victim
// rule it has on the base ref, and only its KEY changes (a {slot, gen} handle instead
// of a hashed heap address plus a lifetime id). Two reasons, and the second is the
// whole of review v2's MAJOR 1:
// * a VaoDrawMemo is ~450 B (ResolvedVertexBindings dominates), so growing this
// table with the live VAO set is megabytes on a platform with an LMK, where the
// other two memos are 48 B and can afford it;
// * this is the ONLY one of the three memos that had a capacity before this package.
// Losing an entry here costs a vertex-binding re-resolve, exactly what losing it
// cost on the base ref, so at any working-set size this table is no worse than what
// it replaces - and strictly better below capacity, where the handle is a bijection
// with the slot and the two-way probe never collides at all. The other two memos
// (VertexInputStateFactory::m_vaoMemos) had NO capacity, so they keep having none.
static constexpr Uint32 kVaoDrawMemoSlotCount = 2048; // power of two
Vector<VaoDrawMemo> m_vaoDrawMemoTable;
// The renderer's {slot, gen} mint, shared with its VertexInputStateFactory so both
// derive the same handle for the same VAO. Per renderer, never a process-global: a
// global would share one table and one reclamation clock across two live contexts and
// outlive every one of them (review v2 minor 4).
MagmaPipeIdentityTables m_pipeIdentity;
// The VAO's {slot, gen}. A one-entry memo hit for every acquisition after a draw's
// first, so there is no second memo in front of it here.
MG_Pipe::MGPipeHandle ResolveVaoHandle(const MG_State::GLState::VertexArrayObject& vao) {
return m_pipeIdentity.HandleOf(MG_Pipe::MGPipeKind::VertexElementsCso,
vao.GetLifetimeId());
}
// "Is this VAO's content hash already memoized?", asked of whichever side owns the
// memo (P2 D12.5). Force-inlined and defined in the class body so that the PULL
// build's three readers keep compiling to the very same two loads they always did -
// G1 admits no resize, and an out-of-line call here would be one.
[[gnu::always_inline]] inline Bool VaoContentHashIfKnown(
const MG_State::GLState::VertexArrayObject& vao, Uint64& outHash) const {
return m_vertexInputStateFactory->TryGetMemoizedHash(vao, outHash);
}
// Finds the slot holding `vao`, or recycles the older of its two candidate
// slots into an empty memo keyed on `vao`. Never returns null.
VaoDrawMemo* LookupVaoDrawMemo(const MG_State::GLState::VertexArrayObject* vao);
// The current draw's memo entry, set by UploadAndBindVertexBuffers and consumed
// by the same draw's UploadAndBindIndexBuffer (the EBO memo lives in the same
// entry). Valid ONLY within that window: the next draw's lookup can recycle the
// slot. Null when the draw's layout is not memoisable.
ResolvedVertexBindings* m_currentDrawResolvedEntry = nullptr;
void CreateInstance();
VkResult SetupDebugMessenger();
VkResult DestroyDebugMessenger();
VkResult SetupDebugReportCallback();
void DestroyDebugReportCallback();
VkDebugUtilsMessengerCreateInfoEXT PopulateDebugMessengerCreateInfo();
// False (logged) when the target's surface cannot be built; the renderer then has no surface.
Bool CreateSurface();
void PickPhysicalDevice();
void CreateLogicalDeviceAndQueues();
void CreateAllocator();
void DestroyAllocator();
void CreateSwapchain();
void CreateCommandPool();
// Whether THIS draw's primitive stream restarts, and therefore what
// VkPipelineInputAssemblyStateCreateInfo::primitiveRestartEnable must be. Resolved by the
// caller because it needs two facts a pipeline cannot see: whether the draw is indexed at
// all (GL primitive restart acts on the index stream, so it is a no-op for glDrawArrays),
// and the index TYPE (an application restart index that does not fit the type matches no
// index, so that draw restarts nowhere - see UploadAndBindIndexBuffer).
Bool ResolvePrimitiveRestartEnable(Flags<DrawSetupAspect> aspects,
const IndexBufferView* pIndexBufferView) const;
VkPipeline GetOrCreatePipeline(
GLenum mode,
const MagmaProgramSource& program,
const ProgramFactory::VkProgramObject& programObj,
ProgramFactory::CompileOptionFlags transformFlags,
const MG_State::GLState::VertexArrayObject& vao,
const RenderPassEntry& renderPassEntry,
Bool primitiveRestartEnable);
VkPipeline GetOrCreateComputePipeline(const ProgramFactory::VkProgramObject& programObj);
void DestroyComputePipelines();
// Takes the frame rather than a command buffer: a first-time storage-usage upgrade has to
// flush the pending recording (see the body), which retires the current command buffer.
Bool PrepareStorageImageTextures(
FrameContext::FrameData& frame,
const MagmaProgramSource& program,
const ProgramFactory::VkProgramObject& programObj);
// Vulkan forbids a sampled descriptor and writable storage descriptor from naming the
// same image subresource in one shader operation. Snapshot only the sampler side; the
// storage descriptor continues to name the application texture.
Bool PrepareSamplerImageFeedbackSnapshots(
FrameContext::FrameData& frame,
const MagmaProgramSource& program,
const ProgramFactory::VkProgramObject& programObj,
VkPipelineStageFlags consumerShaderStageMask);
// The per-draw dynamic-state tail (viewport, scissor, blend constants, depth
// bias, line width, stencil), gated behind one render-state-parameters-version
// compare per command buffer - see the gate fields in DynamicStateShadow.
// viewportCount is the bound pipeline's declared viewport count: 1 for every program that
// does not write gl_ViewportIndex (the memoized fast path), otherwise the renderer's
// rasterizable viewport count, which takes the unmemoized array path.
void ApplyDynamicDrawStateTail(FrameContext::FrameData& frame, const IntVec2& extent, Bool isDefaultFbo,
Uint32 viewportCount = 1);
void ApplyMultiViewportDynamicState(VkCommandBuffer commandBuffer, Uint32 viewportCount, const IntVec2& extent,
VkSurfaceTransformFlagBitsKHR preTransform, Bool isDefaultFbo);
VkRect2D ComputeGLScissorRect(Uint32 index, const IntVec2& extent,
VkSurfaceTransformFlagBitsKHR preTransform, Bool isDefaultFbo) const;
// How many viewports a draw with this program rasterizes into: 1 unless the program
// assigns gl_ViewportIndex AND the device enabled multiViewport. Both the pipeline's
// baked viewportCount and the dynamic arrays come from this one answer, so they cannot
// disagree.
Uint32 ResolveDrawViewportCount(Bool programWritesViewportIndex) const {
return programWritesViewportIndex && m_multiViewportFeatureEnabled ? m_maxRasterizableViewports : 1u;
}
Bool UploadAndBindVertexBuffers(VkCommandBuffer commandBuffer, const MG_State::GLState::VertexArrayObject& vao,
const ProgramFactory::VkProgramObject& programObj,
const DrawCmdParam& drawParams,
const IndexBufferView* pIndexBufferView);
// Binds `entry`'s memoised buffers when every input it was resolved from is
// still live and unchanged, else returns false and leaves nothing bound.
// vaoContentHash is the VAO's memoised content hash (GetBackendHashMemo), which
// pins the layout AND the bound buffers without resolving the factory entry.
// Non-const entry: a cross-frame revalidation refreshes its serial/epoch stamps.
Bool TryBindResolvedVertexBindings(VkCommandBuffer commandBuffer,
const MG_State::GLState::VertexArrayObject& vao,
ResolvedVertexBindings& entry,
Uint64 vaoContentHash,
Uint32 activeAttribMask, Uint64 frameSerial);
Bool UploadAndBindIndexBuffer(FrameContext::FrameData& frame,
const MG_State::GLState::VertexArrayObject& vao,
const IndexBufferView* pIndexBufferView = nullptr);
Bool InitializeBlitResources();
Bool InitializeDepthMipmapResources();
void ShutdownBlitResources();
void ShutdownDepthMipmapResources();
void CollectDeferredDepthMipmapCleanup(Uint32 frameIndex);
void DestroyDeferredDepthMipmapCleanup();
Bool TryBlitToDefaultFramebufferWithShader(FrameContext::FrameData& frame,
MG_State::GLState::FramebufferObject& readFbo,
MG_State::GLState::FramebufferObject& drawFbo,
GLint srcX0, GLint srcY0, GLint srcX1, GLint srcY1,
GLint dstX0, GLint dstY0, GLint dstX1, GLint dstY1,
GLenum filter);
// Clears one layer of a colour image through a throwaway render pass whose entire content
// is its LOAD_OP_CLEAR. Two callers, both of which a transfer clear cannot serve: a z
// slice of a VK_IMAGE_TYPE_3D image (vkCmdClearColorImage cannot name one), and a
// MULTISAMPLE image (which carries no TRANSFER_DST usage at all). `finalLayout` is the
// layout the caller already tracks for the whole image, so this never has to touch
// resource->layout.
Bool ClearDepthSliceWithRenderPass(VkCommandBuffer commandBuffer,
MG_State::GLState::ITextureObject& texture, Uint32 mipLevel,
Uint32 depthSlice, const VkClearValue& clearValue,
VkImageLayout finalLayout = VK_IMAGE_LAYOUT_TRANSFER_DST_OPTIMAL);
// Records the texture's queued clears. By default the texture is synced first, which
// uploads any pending texels BEFORE the clear - right only for texels written before it.
// `uploadPendingTexels = false` leaves them pending (OrderPendingUploadAfterRecording).
Bool MaterializePendingClearForTexture(VkCommandBuffer commandBuffer,
MG_State::GLState::ITextureObject& texture,
Bool uploadPendingTexels = true);
// Texture uploads run in a batch submitted ahead of the frame's recording, so the upload
// the next sync of `texture` records would land BEFORE a write already recorded into the
// same image (a render, clear, blit or copy), and before a clear still queued for it (such
// a clear predates the texels: SettleTexelsBeforeQueuedClear). When either holds, this
// records the queued clear without the texels and submits the recording, so the upload
// follows both. An image the recording only READ keeps the old trade: no submit, and its
// earlier reads see the newer texels. It may end the render pass and replace
// frame.commandBuffer (recording again on return), so call it only where the caller holds
// no render-pass or command-buffer state across it. Returns whether it submitted.
Bool OrderPendingUploadAfterRecording(FrameContext::FrameData& frame,
MG_State::GLState::ITextureObject& texture);
// Called for each texture a glClear/glClearBuffer* is about to queue a clear on: uploads
// whatever texels are still pending (and mints the image if there is none), so that any
// texel pending when the clear is materialized was written after it.
void SettleTexelsBeforeQueuedClear(const MG_State::GLState::FramebufferObject& framebuffer,
const MG_State::GLState::FramebufferAttachmentObject& attachment);
// The multisample arm of the above. Split out rather than branched inline because it
// shares none of the transfer path: a multisample image carries no TRANSFER_DST usage, so
// neither the TRANSFER_DST transition nor vkCmdClearColorImage is legal on one.
Bool MaterializeMultisamplePendingClear(VkCommandBuffer commandBuffer,
MG_State::GLState::ITextureObject& texture,
VkTextureManager::TextureResource& resource,
const Vector<PendingClearEntry>& pendingClears);
Bool MaterializePendingClearForRenderbuffer(
VkCommandBuffer commandBuffer,
const SharedPtr<MG_State::GLState::RenderbufferObject>& renderbuffer);
// The default framebuffer's twin of the two above. It cannot go through
// MaterializePendingClearForTexture: the default FBO's colour attachment is a
// placeholder texture object, and syncing THAT would clear a texture image nobody
// presents instead of the acquired swapchain image.
Bool MaterializePendingClearForDefaultFramebuffer(VkCommandBuffer commandBuffer,
MG_State::GLState::FramebufferObject& fbo,
FramebufferAttachmentType attachmentType);
// Its depth/stencil half: a different image (the swapchain's depth/stencil twin), a
// different clear command and per-aspect masking.
Bool MaterializePendingDepthStencilClearForDefaultFramebuffer(
VkCommandBuffer commandBuffer, const MG_State::GLState::FramebufferAttachmentObject& attachment,
const ClearAttachmentPayload& payload);
Bool GenerateDepthMipmapWithShader(FrameContext::FrameData& frame,
MG_State::GLState::ITextureObject& texture,
VkTextureManager::TextureResource& resource,
Uint32 baseMipLevel,
Uint32 generateMipLevelCount,
const IntVec3& storageBaseTexelSize,
VkImageLayout originalLayout,
VkImageLayout finalLayout);
Bool SubmitReadbackCommandsAndWait(FrameContext::FrameData& frame);
public:
// Submits whatever is recorded and waits for it. The CPU is about to read memory
// a shader wrote (a mapped shader storage buffer), and coherent host-visible
// storage only guarantees visibility once the work that produced it has retired.
Bool FinishPendingGpuWork();
private:
void ShutdownSwapchain();
// Static functions
static Int GetPresentQueueFamilyIndex(const PhysicalDevice& physicalDevice, VkSurfaceKHR surface,
const Vector<VkQueueFamilyProperties>& queueFamilies,
Int preferredFamilyIndex = -1);
static Vector<VkQueueFamilyProperties> GetQueueFamilyFromPhysicalDevice(VkPhysicalDevice device);
static Int GetQueueFamilyIndex(const Vector<VkQueueFamilyProperties>& queueFamilies, VkQueueFlagBits flag);
static Vector<VkExtensionProperties> EnumerateInstanceExtensions();
static Vector<VkExtensionProperties> EnumerateDeviceExtensions(VkPhysicalDevice device);
static Bool IsExtensionSupported(const Vector<VkExtensionProperties>& availableExtensions,
const char* extensionName);
static Bool IsExtensionAlreadyEnabled(const Vector<const char*>& enabledExtensions, const char* extensionName);
static Bool EnableOptionalDeviceExtension(const Vector<VkExtensionProperties>& availableExtensions,
Vector<const char*>& inOutEnabledExtensions,
const char* extensionName);
void ResolveOptionalDeviceExtensions(const Vector<VkExtensionProperties>& availableExtensions,
Vector<const char*>& inOutEnabledExtensions);
static Bool IsNecessaryDeviceExtensionSupported(VkPhysicalDevice device);
static Bool GetMoreCapablePhysicalDevice(VkPhysicalDevice newVkDevice, VkSurfaceKHR surface,
const PhysicalDevice& compareWithDevice,
PhysicalDevice& outBetterDevice);
static constexpr const char* s_validationLayerNames[] = {"VK_LAYER_KHRONOS_validation"};
// VK_KHR_image_format_list: lets MUTABLE_FORMAT images declare their exact view-format
// set so the driver can keep bandwidth compression (see CreateLogicalDeviceAndQueues).
Bool m_imageFormatListExtensionEnabled = false;
static constexpr const char* s_deviceExtensionNames[] = {VK_KHR_SWAPCHAIN_EXTENSION_NAME};
static Bool CheckValidationLayerSupport();
static VKAPI_ATTR VkBool32 VKAPI_CALL DebugCallback(VkDebugUtilsMessageSeverityFlagBitsEXT messageSeverity,
VkDebugUtilsMessageTypeFlagsEXT messageType,
const VkDebugUtilsMessengerCallbackDataEXT* pCallbackData,
void* pUserData);
};
} // namespace MobileGL::MG_Backend::DirectVulkan
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