Wrap-around class that contains multiple ArrayMemoryManager, one per hierarchy depth.
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#include <OgreBoneMemoryManager.h>
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| BoneMemoryManager () |
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virtual | ~BoneMemoryManager () |
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void | _growToDepth (const vector< size_t >::type &bonesPerDepth) |
| Since skeleton's hierarchy structure is known beforehand, we use this information for setting a better optimal cleanup value, to avoid excessive stalls when destroying skeleton instances.
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virtual void | applyRebase (uint16 level, const MemoryPoolVec &newBasePtrs, const ArrayMemoryManager::PtrdiffVec &diffsList) |
| Called when the manager already grew it's memory pool to honour more node requests.
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virtual void | buildDiffList (uint16 level, const MemoryPoolVec &basePtrs, ArrayMemoryManager::PtrdiffVec &outDiffsList) |
| Called when the manager needs to grow it's memory pool to honour more node requests.
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size_t | getFirstNode (BoneTransform &outTransform, size_t depth) |
| Retrieves a Transform pointing to the first Node in the given depth.
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size_t | getNumDepths () const |
| Retrieves the number of depth levels that have been created.
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void | migrateTo (BoneTransform &inOutTransform, size_t depth, BoneMemoryManager *dstBoneMemoryManager) |
| Releases memory belonging to us, not before copying it into another manager.
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void | nodeAttached (BoneTransform &outTransform, size_t depth) |
| Requests memory for the given transform to be attached, transferring existing values inside to the new memory block.
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void | nodeCreated (BoneTransform &outTransform, size_t depth) |
| Requests memory for the given transform for the first, initializing values.
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void | nodeDestroyed (BoneTransform &outTransform, size_t depth) |
| Releases current memory.
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void | nodeDettached (BoneTransform &outTransform, size_t depth) |
| Releases current memory and requests memory from the root level.
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void | nodeMoved (BoneTransform &inOutTransform, size_t oldDepth, size_t newDepth) |
| Requests memory for the given Node to be moved to a different depth level, transferring existing values inside to the new memory slot.
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virtual void | performCleanup (uint16 level, const MemoryPoolVec &basePtrs, size_t const *elementsMemSizes, size_t startInstance, size_t diffInstances) |
| Called when too many nodes were destroyed in a non-LIFO fashion.
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void | setBoneRebaseListener (BySkeletonDef *l) |
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Wrap-around class that contains multiple ArrayMemoryManager, one per hierarchy depth.
- Note that some SceneManager implementations (i.e. Octree like) may want to have more than one BoneMemoryManager, for example one per octant.
◆ BoneMemoryManager()
Ogre::BoneMemoryManager::BoneMemoryManager |
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◆ ~BoneMemoryManager()
virtual Ogre::BoneMemoryManager::~BoneMemoryManager |
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◆ _growToDepth()
Since skeleton's hierarchy structure is known beforehand, we use this information for setting a better optimal cleanup value, to avoid excessive stalls when destroying skeleton instances.
◆ applyRebase()
Called when the manager already grew it's memory pool to honour more node requests.
- See also
- buildDiffList() to know what mChunkPtr & mIndex needs to be set for each ArrayVector3/etc we have.
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level | The hierarchy depth level |
newBasePtrs | The new base ptr. |
diffsList | The list built in buildDiffList |
Implements Ogre::ArrayMemoryManager::RebaseListener.
◆ buildDiffList()
Called when the manager needs to grow it's memory pool to honour more node requests.
See the class description on why we need to do this (to avoid C++ undefined behavior)
- Parameters
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level | The hierarchy depth level |
basePtrs | The base pointers from each pool so we can calculate the differences |
utDiffsList | The list we'll generate. "outDiffsList" already has enough reserved space |
Implements Ogre::ArrayMemoryManager::RebaseListener.
◆ getFirstNode()
Retrieves a Transform pointing to the first Node in the given depth.
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outTransform | [out] Transform with filled pointers to the first Node in this depth |
depth | Current hierarchy level depth it belongs to. |
- Returns
- Number of Nodes in this depth level
◆ getNumDepths()
size_t Ogre::BoneMemoryManager::getNumDepths |
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Retrieves the number of depth levels that have been created.
◆ migrateTo()
Releases memory belonging to us, not before copying it into another manager.
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inOutTransform | Valid Transform that belongs to us. Output will belong to the other memory mgr. |
depth | Current hierarchy level depth it belongs to. |
dstBoneMemoryManager | BoneMemoryManager that will now own the transform. |
◆ nodeAttached()
Requests memory for the given transform to be attached, transferring existing values inside to the new memory block.
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outTransform | Transform with filled pointers |
depth | Hierarchy level depth the node belongs to. If 0, nothing happens. |
◆ nodeCreated()
Requests memory for the given transform for the first, initializing values.
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outTransform | Transform with filled pointers |
depth | Hierarchy level depth. 0 if not connected. |
◆ nodeDestroyed()
Releases current memory.
- Parameters
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outTransform | Transform with nullified pointers |
depth | Current hierarchy level depth it belongs to. |
◆ nodeDettached()
Releases current memory and requests memory from the root level.
- outTransform.mParents[outTransform.mIndex] is reset to a dummy parent node
- Parameters
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outTransform | Transform with filled pointers |
depth | Current hierarchy level depth it belongs to. If 0, nothing happens. |
◆ nodeMoved()
Requests memory for the given Node to be moved to a different depth level, transferring existing values inside to the new memory slot.
- Parameters
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inOutTransform | Transform with filled pointers |
oldDepth | Current hierarchy level depth it belongs to. |
newDepth | Hierarchy level depth it wants to belongs to. |
◆ performCleanup()
Called when too many nodes were destroyed in a non-LIFO fashion.
Without cleaning up, the scene manager will waste CPU & bandwidth on processing vectors & matrices that are not in use. The more fragmented/unordered those removals were, the worst it is. Try to create everything static first, then dynamic content.
In a way, it's very similar to vector::remove(), as removing an element from the middle means we need to shift everything past that point one place (or more).
- Parameters
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level | The hierarchy depth level |
basePtrs | The base ptrs. |
startInstance | The instance to which past that we need to shift |
diffInstances | How many places we need to shift backwards. |
Implements Ogre::ArrayMemoryManager::RebaseListener.
◆ setBoneRebaseListener()
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file: