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vii 35359f3575 perf(etc2): carve upload staging out of shared blocks
Each ETC2 upload created and destroyed its own staging buffer on the render
thread. Uploads now take ranges of 16 MiB blocks, reused once every range
is released; four empty blocks are kept. Profile traces gain per-frame CPU
time counters and slices for staging and driver memory calls.
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#ifndef MOCKTAIL_GRAPHICS_VULKAN_ETC2_EMULATION_H_
#define MOCKTAIL_GRAPHICS_VULKAN_ETC2_EMULATION_H_
#include <vulkan/vulkan.h>
#include <cstdint>
#include "mocktail/graphics/etc2_decoder.h"
namespace mocktail::graphics {
// Host format that stores a decoded ETC2/EAC image, with its block encoding.
struct Etc2EmulatedFormat {
VkFormat host_format = VK_FORMAT_UNDEFINED;
EtcFormat etc_format = EtcFormat::kEtc2Rgb8;
};
// Maps an ETC2/EAC Vulkan format to its decoded host format. Returns false for
// every other format.
bool LookupEmulatedEtc2Format(VkFormat format, Etc2EmulatedFormat* out);
// Format features reported for an emulated ETC2/EAC format: the host format's
// sampling and transfer features only, as for a native compressed format.
VkFormatFeatureFlags EmulatedEtc2FormatFeatures(
VkFormatFeatureFlags host_features);
// Staging bytes consumed and decoded bytes produced by one 2D upload region.
// Returns false for an empty extent, a depth other than 1, or no layers.
bool Etc2UploadByteCounts(EtcFormat format, const VkExtent3D& extent,
std::uint32_t layer_count, VkDeviceSize* compressed,
VkDeviceSize* decoded);
// Whether emulated ETC2 is reported to the application as a supported
// feature, from the MOCKTAIL_ADVERTISE_ETC2 value: "0" hides it, anything
// else (or unset) reports it. Hidden ETC2 still decodes ETC2 images the
// application creates; it only steers the application toward other formats.
bool Etc2SupportAdvertised(const char* value);
bool Etc2SupportAdvertised();
// Factor applied to emulated ETC2 colour images no larger than
// kSmallTextureMaxExtent, from the MOCKTAIL_SMALL_TEXTURE_UPSCALE value:
// 1 leaves them alone; 2..8 create them that many times larger and resample
// every upload, so a texture override can carry more detail than the
// original. Unset or non-numeric values use kDefaultSmallTextureUpscale;
// numeric values out of range are clamped.
inline constexpr std::uint32_t kSmallTextureMaxExtent = 64;
inline constexpr std::uint32_t kDefaultSmallTextureUpscale = 4;
std::uint32_t SmallTextureUpscale(const char* value);
// Staging for decoded uploads is carved out of host-visible blocks this
// large; an upload that needs more gets a block of its own.
inline constexpr VkDeviceSize kEtc2StagingBlockBytes = 16 * 1024 * 1024;
// A timeline semaphore and the value an asynchronous decode will signal.
// `semaphore` is VK_NULL_HANDLE when the decode already finished on the
// calling thread and the submit needs no extra wait.
struct Etc2SubmitWait {
VkSemaphore semaphore = VK_NULL_HANDLE;
std::uint64_t value = 0;
};
// Reports ETC2/EAC support on hosts without native ETC2 (desktop GPUs) and
// stores those textures decoded. Images are created with the host format;
// each staged upload into one is redirected to a host-visible staging buffer
// that is filled by decoding the application's staging bytes when the
// command buffer is submitted. Every submit decodes again, as a native copy
// re-reads its source on each execution.
// Staging ranges live until their command buffer is begun, reset or freed.
// MOCKTAIL_DISABLE_ETC2_EMULATION=1 turns the emulation off.
class VulkanEtc2Emulation final {
public:
explicit VulkanEtc2Emulation(
VkDeviceSize staging_block_bytes = kEtc2StagingBlockBytes);
~VulkanEtc2Emulation();
VulkanEtc2Emulation(const VulkanEtc2Emulation&) = delete;
VulkanEtc2Emulation& operator=(const VulkanEtc2Emulation&) = delete;
// True when this physical device lacks native ETC2 and emulation is on.
bool PhysicalDeviceNeedsEmulation(VkPhysicalDevice physical_device,
PFN_vkGetPhysicalDeviceFeatures host);
// `timeline_semaphore` states whether the device was created with the
// timelineSemaphore feature enabled. Without it every decode runs on the
// calling thread.
void RegisterDevice(VkDevice device, VkPhysicalDevice physical_device,
bool emulated,
const VkPhysicalDeviceMemoryProperties& memory,
PFN_vkGetDeviceProcAddr get_device_proc_addr,
bool timeline_semaphore = false);
void DestroyDevice(VkDevice device);
VkResult CreateImage(VkDevice device, const VkImageCreateInfo* create_info,
const VkAllocationCallbacks* allocator, VkImage* image);
void DestroyImage(VkDevice device, VkImage image,
const VkAllocationCallbacks* allocator);
VkResult CreateImageView(VkDevice device,
const VkImageViewCreateInfo* create_info,
const VkAllocationCallbacks* allocator,
VkImageView* view);
VkResult BindBufferMemory(VkDevice device, VkBuffer buffer,
VkDeviceMemory memory, VkDeviceSize offset);
VkResult BindBufferMemory2(VkDevice device, std::uint32_t count,
const VkBindBufferMemoryInfo* infos);
VkResult MapMemory(VkDevice device, VkDeviceMemory memory,
VkDeviceSize offset, VkDeviceSize size,
VkMemoryMapFlags flags, void** data);
VkResult MapMemory2(VkDevice device, const VkMemoryMapInfo* info,
void** data);
void UnmapMemory(VkDevice device, VkDeviceMemory memory);
VkResult UnmapMemory2(VkDevice device, const VkMemoryUnmapInfo* info);
void FreeMemory(VkDevice device, VkDeviceMemory memory,
const VkAllocationCallbacks* allocator);
void DestroyBuffer(VkDevice device, VkBuffer buffer,
const VkAllocationCallbacks* allocator);
void CmdCopyBufferToImage(VkDevice device, VkCommandBuffer command_buffer,
VkBuffer source, VkImage destination,
VkImageLayout layout, std::uint32_t region_count,
const VkBufferImageCopy* regions);
void CmdCopyBufferToImage2(VkDevice device, VkCommandBuffer command_buffer,
const VkCopyBufferToImageInfo2* info);
void CmdCopyImage(VkDevice device, VkCommandBuffer command_buffer,
VkImage source, VkImageLayout source_layout,
VkImage destination, VkImageLayout destination_layout,
std::uint32_t region_count, const VkImageCopy* regions);
void CmdCopyImage2(VkDevice device, VkCommandBuffer command_buffer,
const VkCopyImageInfo2* info);
void CmdExecuteCommands(VkDevice device, VkCommandBuffer command_buffer,
std::uint32_t count,
const VkCommandBuffer* secondaries);
// Decodes every upload recorded into these command buffers and the
// secondary command buffers they execute.
//
// With `allow_async` on a device that has a timeline semaphore, the decode
// runs on worker threads, and so does the gather of the compressed bytes
// whenever the application already has them mapped. The returned semaphore
// and value must then be added to the submit's waits, so the GPU copy
// cannot execute before the decode finishes. Values are signalled in the
// order they are handed out.
//
// Those threads read the application's source bytes after this returns,
// which Vulkan allows: the application may not write them between the
// submit and the copy's completion. Unmapping or freeing that memory waits
// for the decodes still reading it.
//
// Returns `{VK_NULL_HANDLE, 0}` when there was nothing to decode, when
// `allow_async` is false, or when the device has no timeline semaphore. In
// those cases every upload is already decoded when this returns.
Etc2SubmitWait PrepareSubmit(const VkCommandBuffer* command_buffers,
std::uint32_t count, bool allow_async = false);
// Destroys the staging buffers owned by a command buffer that is no longer
// pending, after waiting for any decode still writing into them.
void ReleaseCommandBuffer(VkCommandBuffer command_buffer);
struct State;
private:
State* state_;
};
} // namespace mocktail::graphics
#endif // MOCKTAIL_GRAPHICS_VULKAN_ETC2_EMULATION_H_