Common buffer operations for most v1 buffer interfaces used in Metal This implementation treats: Ignores STATIC and DYNAMIC bit in buffers Lack of WRITE_ONLY and DISCARDABLE buffer puts it in slowest path. More...

#include <OgreMetalHardwareBufferCommon.h>

Public Member Functions
	MetalHardwareBufferCommon (size_t sizeBytes, HardwareBuffer::Usage usage, uint16 alignment, MetalDiscardBufferManager discardBufferManager, MetalDevice device)

virtual	~MetalHardwareBufferCommon ()

void	_notifyDeviceStalled ()

void	copyData (MetalHardwareBufferCommon *srcBuffer, size_t srcOffset, size_t dstOffset, size_t length, bool discardWholeBuffer=false)

id< MTLBuffer >	getBufferName (size_t &outOffset)
	Returns the actual API buffer, but first sets mLastFrameUsed as we assume you're calling this function to use the buffer in the GPU. More...

id< MTLBuffer >	getBufferNameForGpuWrite ()

size_t	getSizeBytes () const

void *	lockImpl (size_t offset, size_t length, HardwareBuffer::LockOptions options, bool isLocked)

void	readData (size_t offset, size_t length, void *pDest)

void	unlockImpl (size_t lockStart, size_t lockSize)

void	writeData (size_t offset, size_t length, const void *pSource, bool discardWholeBuffer=false)

Detailed Description

Common buffer operations for most v1 buffer interfaces used in Metal This implementation treats: Ignores STATIC and DYNAMIC bit in buffers Lack of WRITE_ONLY and DISCARDABLE buffer puts it in slowest path.

Puts WRITE_ONLY in device memory and uses staging buffers to avoid blocking. Use WRITE_ONLY when possible. When DISCARDABLE bit is set, it uses MetalDiscardBuffer.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ MetalHardwareBufferCommon()

Ogre::v1::MetalHardwareBufferCommon::MetalHardwareBufferCommon	(	size_t	sizeBytes,
		HardwareBuffer::Usage	usage,
		uint16	alignment,
		MetalDiscardBufferManager *	discardBufferManager,
		MetalDevice *	device
	)

◆ ~MetalHardwareBufferCommon()

virtual Ogre::v1::MetalHardwareBufferCommon::~MetalHardwareBufferCommon ( )

virtual

Member Function Documentation

◆ _notifyDeviceStalled()

void Ogre::v1::MetalHardwareBufferCommon::_notifyDeviceStalled ( )

◆ copyData()

void Ogre::v1::MetalHardwareBufferCommon::copyData	(	MetalHardwareBufferCommon *	srcBuffer,
		size_t	srcOffset,
		size_t	dstOffset,
		size_t	length,
		bool	discardWholeBuffer = `false`
	)

See also: HardwareBuffer.

◆ getBufferName()

id<MTLBuffer> Ogre::v1::MetalHardwareBufferCommon::getBufferName ( size_t & outOffset )

Returns the actual API buffer, but first sets mLastFrameUsed as we assume you're calling this function to use the buffer in the GPU.

Parameters

outOffset Out. Guaranteed to be written. Used by HBU_DISCARDABLE buffers which need an offset to the internal ring buffer we've allocated.

Returns: The MTLBuffer in question.

◆ getBufferNameForGpuWrite()

id<MTLBuffer> Ogre::v1::MetalHardwareBufferCommon::getBufferNameForGpuWrite ( )

◆ getSizeBytes()

size_t Ogre::v1::MetalHardwareBufferCommon::getSizeBytes ( ) const

inline

◆ lockImpl()

void* Ogre::v1::MetalHardwareBufferCommon::lockImpl	(	size_t	offset,
		size_t	length,
		HardwareBuffer::LockOptions	options,
		bool	isLocked
	)

See also: HardwareBuffer.

◆ readData()

void Ogre::v1::MetalHardwareBufferCommon::readData	(	size_t	offset,
		size_t	length,
		void *	pDest
	)

See also: HardwareBuffer.

◆ unlockImpl()

void Ogre::v1::MetalHardwareBufferCommon::unlockImpl	(	size_t	lockStart,
		size_t	lockSize
	)

See also: HardwareBuffer.

◆ writeData()

void Ogre::v1::MetalHardwareBufferCommon::writeData	(	size_t	offset,
		size_t	length,
		const void *	pSource,
		bool	discardWholeBuffer = `false`
	)

See also: HardwareBuffer.

The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

OgreMetalHardwareBufferCommon.h

Public Member Functions