Ui::BufferView Namespace Reference

Detailed Description

Shows what a GPU buffer holds: its elements as curves, a table, an image or histograms. The bytes say nothing of what they are: the element type, the components, the stride and the offset are the user's.

While a view shows it, the node reads the buffer back at most at the rate the views refresh at, and decodes it into floats on the render thread. A compute pass first gathers the elements read into a buffer of their own, so that a readback holds them and nothing between them, at most 16 MiB; without compute shaders or for a buffer that is not a storage buffer, the range from the first to the last element is read, cut to 16 MiB.

Classes
struct	BufferMonitor
struct	Frame
	The elements of one readback, decoded. More...
struct	Layer
struct	Node

Enumerations
enum class	Mode { Curves , Table , Image , Histogram }

Variables
constexpr std::string_view	mode_names [] {"Curves", "Table", "Image", "Histogram"}
constexpr std::string_view	type_names []

Variable Documentation

type_names

constexpr std::string_view Ui::BufferView::type_names[]

inlineconstexpr

Initial value:

{
    "Float (32 bit)", "Half (16 bit)",     "Int (32 bit)",
    "UInt (32 bit)",  "UInt8 (normalised)", "UInt8 (raw)"}