ppsspp/GPU/Vulkan/VulkanUtil.h

// Copyright (c) 2016- PPSSPP Project.

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#pragma once

#include <tuple>
#include <map>

#include "Common/Hashmaps.h"
#include "Common/GPU/Vulkan/VulkanContext.h"
#include "Common/GPU/Vulkan/VulkanLoader.h"
#include "Common/GPU/Vulkan/VulkanImage.h"

// Vulkan doesn't really have the concept of an FBO that owns the images,
// but it does have the concept of a framebuffer as a set of attachments.
// VulkanFBO is an approximation of the FBO concept the other backends use
// to make things as similar as possible without being suboptimal.
//
// An FBO can be rendered to and used as a texture multiple times in a frame.
// Even at multiple sizes, while keeping the same contents.
// With GL or D3D we'd just rely on the driver managing duplicates for us, but in
// Vulkan we will want to be able to batch up the whole frame and reorder passes
// so that all textures are ready before the main scene, instead of switching back and
// forth. This comes at a memory cost but will be worth it.
//
// When we render to a scene, then render to a texture, then go back to the scene and
// use that texture, we will register that as a dependency. Then we will walk the DAG
// to find the final order of command buffers, and execute it.
//
// Each FBO will get its own command buffer for each pass. 

// Similar to a subset of Thin3D, but separate.
// This is used for things like postprocessing shaders, depal, etc.
// No UBO data is used, only PushConstants.
// No transform matrices, only post-proj coordinates.
// Two textures can be sampled.
// Some simplified depth/stencil modes available.

class Vulkan2D {
public:
	Vulkan2D(VulkanContext *vulkan);
	~Vulkan2D();

	VulkanContext *GetVulkanContext() const { return vulkan_; }

	void DeviceLost();
	void DeviceRestore(VulkanContext *vulkan);
	void Shutdown();

	enum class VK2DDepthStencilMode {
		NONE,
		STENCIL_REPLACE_ALWAYS,  // Does not draw to color.
	};

	// The only supported primitive is the triangle strip, for simplicity.
	// ReadVertices can be used for vertex-less rendering where you generate verts in the vshader.
	VkPipeline GetPipeline(VkRenderPass rp, VkShaderModule vs, VkShaderModule fs, bool readVertices = true, VK2DDepthStencilMode depthStencilMode = VK2DDepthStencilMode::NONE);
	VkPipelineLayout GetPipelineLayout() const { return pipelineLayout_; }
	void BeginFrame();
	void EndFrame();

	void PurgeVertexShader(VkShaderModule s, bool keepPipeline = false);
	void PurgeFragmentShader(VkShaderModule s, bool keepPipeline = false);

	VkDescriptorSet GetDescriptorSet(VkImageView tex1, VkSampler sampler1, VkImageView tex2, VkSampler sampler2);

	struct Vertex {
		float x, y, z;
		float u, v;
	};

private:
	void InitDeviceObjects();
	void DestroyDeviceObjects();

	VulkanContext *vulkan_ = nullptr;
	VkDescriptorSetLayout descriptorSetLayout_ = VK_NULL_HANDLE;
	VkPipelineLayout pipelineLayout_ = VK_NULL_HANDLE;
	VkPipelineCache pipelineCache_ = VK_NULL_HANDLE;

	// Yes, another one...
	struct DescriptorSetKey {
		VkImageView imageView[2];
		VkSampler sampler[2];

		bool operator < (const DescriptorSetKey &other) const {
			return std::tie(imageView[0], imageView[1], sampler[0], sampler[1]) <
				std::tie(other.imageView[0], other.imageView[1], other.sampler[0], other.sampler[1]);
		}
	};

	struct PipelineKey {
		VkShaderModule vs;
		VkShaderModule fs;
		VkRenderPass rp;
		VK2DDepthStencilMode depthStencilMode;
		bool readVertices;
		bool operator < (const PipelineKey &other) const {
			return std::tie(vs, fs, rp, depthStencilMode, readVertices) < std::tie(other.vs, other.fs, other.rp, other.depthStencilMode, other.readVertices);
		}
	};

	struct FrameData {
		VkDescriptorPool descPool;
		std::map<DescriptorSetKey, VkDescriptorSet> descSets;
	};

	FrameData frameData_[VulkanContext::MAX_INFLIGHT_FRAMES];

	std::map<PipelineKey, VkPipeline> pipelines_;
	std::vector<VkPipeline> keptPipelines_;
};

// Manager for compute shaders that upload things (and those have two bindings: a storage buffer to read from and an image to write to).
class VulkanComputeShaderManager {
public:
	VulkanComputeShaderManager(VulkanContext *vulkan);
	~VulkanComputeShaderManager();

	void DeviceLost() {
		DestroyDeviceObjects();
	}
	void DeviceRestore(VulkanContext *vulkan) {
		vulkan_ = vulkan;
		InitDeviceObjects();
	}

	// Note: This doesn't cache. The descriptor is for immediate use only.
	VkDescriptorSet GetDescriptorSet(VkImageView image, VkBuffer buffer, VkDeviceSize offset, VkDeviceSize range, VkBuffer buffer2 = VK_NULL_HANDLE, VkDeviceSize offset2 = 0, VkDeviceSize range2 = 0);

	// This of course caches though.
	VkPipeline GetPipeline(VkShaderModule cs);
	VkPipelineLayout GetPipelineLayout() const { return pipelineLayout_; }

	void BeginFrame();
	void EndFrame();

private:
	void InitDeviceObjects();
	void DestroyDeviceObjects();

	VulkanContext *vulkan_ = nullptr;
	VkDescriptorSetLayout descriptorSetLayout_ = VK_NULL_HANDLE;
	VkPipelineLayout pipelineLayout_ = VK_NULL_HANDLE;
	VkPipelineCache pipelineCache_ = VK_NULL_HANDLE;

	struct FrameData {
		VkDescriptorPool descPool;
		int numDescriptors;
	};
	FrameData frameData_[VulkanContext::MAX_INFLIGHT_FRAMES]{};

	struct PipelineKey {
		VkShaderModule module;
	};
	
	DenseHashMap<PipelineKey, VkPipeline, (VkPipeline)VK_NULL_HANDLE> pipelines_;
};


VkShaderModule CompileShaderModule(VulkanContext *vulkan, VkShaderStageFlagBits stage, const char *code, std::string *error);