Add an OSD message to remind the user if Shader Debugging is enabled
Fixes issue 6497.
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#include "FileUtil.h"
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#include "Core.h"
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#include "Movie.h"
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#include "OnScreenDisplay.h"
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VideoConfig g_Config;
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VideoConfig g_ActiveConfig;
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bool bTmp;
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iniFile.Get("Interface", "UsePanicHandlers", &bTmp, true);
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SetEnableAlert(bTmp);
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// Shader Debugging causes a huge slowdown and it's easy to forget about it
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// since it's not exposed in the settings dialog. It's only used by
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// developers, so displaying an obnoxious message avoids some confusion and
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// is not too annoying/confusing for users.
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//
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// XXX(delroth): This is kind of a bad place to put this, but the current
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// VideoCommon is a mess and we don't have a central initialization
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// function to do these kind of checks. Instead, the init code is
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// triplicated for each video backend.
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if (bEnableShaderDebugging)
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OSD::AddMessage("Warning: Shader Debugging is enabled, performance will suffer heavily", 15000);
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}
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void VideoConfig::GameIniLoad(const char *ini_file)
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