dolphin/Source/Plugins/Plugin_VideoDX9/Src/VertexLoader.h

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// Copyright (C) 2003-2008 Dolphin Project.
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#ifndef _VERTEXLOADER_H
#define _VERTEXLOADER_H
/*
Ideas for new intermediate vertex format
Produce a mask specifying with components are present.
Decoder always produces a canonical format for all components:
Ubyte4 for matrix indices (x,y,z,w) and colors
FloatN for all others, texcoords are always XY at this stage
The decoders will write a continuous stream of vertices, to take maximum
advantage of write combining hardware
a map<mask, vdecl> will keep track of vertex declarations
this time, we are going to minimize transfers to the gfx card
it turns out that with PS2.0 we can easily do all the pipeline in hardware.
The decision will be how granular to be with the number of shaders and lighting settin
*/
int ComputeVertexSize(u32 components);
#include "CPStructs.h"
#include "DecodedVArray.h"
#include "DataReader.h"
#define LOADERDECL __cdecl
typedef void (LOADERDECL *TPipelineFunction)(const void*);
class VertexLoader
{
public:
enum
{
NRM_ZERO = 0,
NRM_ONE = 1,
NRM_THREE = 3
};
enum {
VB_HAS_POSMTXIDX =(1<<1),
VB_HAS_TEXMTXIDX0=(1<<2),
VB_HAS_TEXMTXIDX1=(1<<3),
VB_HAS_TEXMTXIDX2=(1<<4),
VB_HAS_TEXMTXIDX3=(1<<5),
VB_HAS_TEXMTXIDX4=(1<<6),
VB_HAS_TEXMTXIDX5=(1<<7),
VB_HAS_TEXMTXIDX6=(1<<8),
VB_HAS_TEXMTXIDX7=(1<<9),
VB_HAS_TEXMTXIDXALL=(0xff<<2),
//VB_HAS_POS=0, // Implied, it always has pos! don't bother testing
VB_HAS_NRM0=(1<<10),
VB_HAS_NRM1=(1<<11),
VB_HAS_NRM2=(1<<12),
VB_HAS_NRMALL=(7<<10),
VB_HAS_COL0=(1<<13),
VB_HAS_COL1=(1<<14),
VB_HAS_UV0=(1<<15),
VB_HAS_UV1=(1<<16),
VB_HAS_UV2=(1<<17),
VB_HAS_UV3=(1<<18),
VB_HAS_UV4=(1<<19),
VB_HAS_UV5=(1<<20),
VB_HAS_UV6=(1<<21),
VB_HAS_UV7=(1<<22),
VB_HAS_UVALL=(0xff<<15),
VB_HAS_UVTEXMTXSHIFT=13,
};
private:
TPipelineFunction m_PipelineStates[32];
int m_numPipelineStates;
int m_VertexSize;
int m_counter;
u8 m_compiledCode[1024];
u32 m_components;
UVAT_group0 m_group0;
UVAT_group1 m_group1;
UVAT_group2 m_group2;
bool m_AttrDirty;
TVtxAttr m_VtxAttr; //Decoded into easy format
//common for all loaders
static TVtxDesc m_VtxDesc;
static bool m_DescDirty;
// seup the pipeline with this vertex fmt
void SetupColor(int num, int _iMode, int _iFormat, int _iElements);
void SetupTexCoord(int num, int _iMode, int _iFormat, int _iElements, int _iFrac);
public:
// constructor
VertexLoader();
~VertexLoader();
// run the pipeline
static void SetVArray(DecodedVArray *_varray);
void Setup();
void Compile();
void PrepareRun();
void RunVertices(int count);
void WriteCall(TPipelineFunction func);
int GetVertexSize(){return m_VertexSize;}
//VtxDesc - global
static void SetVtxDesc_Lo(u32 _iValue)
{
u64 old = m_VtxDesc.Hex;
m_VtxDesc.Hex &= ~0x1FFFF; // keep the Upper bits
m_VtxDesc.Hex |= _iValue;
if (m_VtxDesc.Hex != old)
m_DescDirty = true;
};
static void SetVtxDesc_Hi(u32 _iValue)
{
u64 old = m_VtxDesc.Hex;
m_VtxDesc.Hex &= 0x1FFFF; // keep the lower 17Bits
m_VtxDesc.Hex |= (u64)_iValue << 17;
if (m_VtxDesc.Hex != old)
m_DescDirty = true;
};
static TVtxDesc &GetVtxDesc() {return m_VtxDesc;}
void SetVAT_group0(u32 _group0)
{
if (m_group0.Hex == _group0)
return;
m_AttrDirty = true;
m_group0.Hex = _group0;
m_VtxAttr.PosElements = m_group0.PosElements;
m_VtxAttr.PosFormat = m_group0.PosFormat;
m_VtxAttr.PosFrac = m_group0.PosFrac;
m_VtxAttr.NormalElements = m_group0.NormalElements;
m_VtxAttr.NormalFormat = m_group0.NormalFormat;
m_VtxAttr.color[0].Elements = m_group0.Color0Elements;
m_VtxAttr.color[0].Comp = m_group0.Color0Comp;
m_VtxAttr.color[1].Elements = m_group0.Color1Elements;
m_VtxAttr.color[1].Comp = m_group0.Color1Comp;
m_VtxAttr.texCoord[0].Elements = m_group0.Tex0CoordElements;
m_VtxAttr.texCoord[0].Format = m_group0.Tex0CoordFormat;
m_VtxAttr.texCoord[0].Frac = m_group0.Tex0Frac;
m_VtxAttr.ByteDequant = m_group0.ByteDequant;
m_VtxAttr.NormalIndex3 = m_group0.NormalIndex3;
};
void SetVAT_group1(u32 _group1)
{
if (m_group1.Hex == _group1)
return;
m_AttrDirty = true;
m_group1.Hex = _group1;
m_VtxAttr.texCoord[1].Elements = m_group1.Tex1CoordElements;
m_VtxAttr.texCoord[1].Format = m_group1.Tex1CoordFormat;
m_VtxAttr.texCoord[1].Frac = m_group1.Tex1Frac;
m_VtxAttr.texCoord[2].Elements = m_group1.Tex2CoordElements;
m_VtxAttr.texCoord[2].Format = m_group1.Tex2CoordFormat;
m_VtxAttr.texCoord[2].Frac = m_group1.Tex2Frac;
m_VtxAttr.texCoord[3].Elements = m_group1.Tex3CoordElements;
m_VtxAttr.texCoord[3].Format = m_group1.Tex3CoordFormat;
m_VtxAttr.texCoord[3].Frac = m_group1.Tex3Frac;
m_VtxAttr.texCoord[4].Elements = m_group1.Tex4CoordElements;
m_VtxAttr.texCoord[4].Format = m_group1.Tex4CoordFormat;
};
void SetVAT_group2(u32 _group2)
{
if (m_group2.Hex == _group2)
return;
m_AttrDirty = true;
m_group2.Hex = _group2;
m_VtxAttr.texCoord[4].Frac = m_group2.Tex4Frac;
m_VtxAttr.texCoord[5].Elements = m_group2.Tex5CoordElements;
m_VtxAttr.texCoord[5].Format = m_group2.Tex5CoordFormat;
m_VtxAttr.texCoord[5].Frac = m_group2.Tex5Frac;
m_VtxAttr.texCoord[6].Elements = m_group2.Tex6CoordElements;
m_VtxAttr.texCoord[6].Format = m_group2.Tex6CoordFormat;
m_VtxAttr.texCoord[6].Frac = m_group2.Tex6Frac;
m_VtxAttr.texCoord[7].Elements = m_group2.Tex7CoordElements;
m_VtxAttr.texCoord[7].Format = m_group2.Tex7CoordFormat;
m_VtxAttr.texCoord[7].Frac = m_group2.Tex7Frac;
};
};
extern VertexLoader g_VertexLoaders[8];
extern DecodedVArray* varray;
#endif