void UpdateSourceDrawingWork(JobInfo job)
{
bool vsync = false;
bool alternateVsync = false;
//only used by alternate vsync
IGL_SlimDX9 dx9 = null;
if (!job.offscreen)
{
//apply the vsync setting (should probably try to avoid repeating this)
vsync = Global.Config.VSyncThrottle || Global.Config.VSync;
//ok, now this is a bit undesireable.
//maybe the user wants vsync, but not vsync throttle.
//this makes sense... but we dont have the infrastructure to support it now (we'd have to enable triple buffering or something like that)
//so what we're gonna do is disable vsync no matter what if throttling is off, and maybe nobody will notice.
//update 26-mar-2016: this upsets me. When fastforwarding and skipping frames, vsync should still work. But I'm not changing it yet
if (Global.DisableSecondaryThrottling)
{
vsync = false;
}
//for now, it's assumed that the presentation panel is the main window, but that may not always be true
if (vsync && Global.Config.DispAlternateVsync && Global.Config.VSyncThrottle)
{
dx9 = GL as IGL_SlimDX9;
if (dx9 != null)
{
alternateVsync = true;
//unset normal vsync if we've chosen the alternate vsync
vsync = false;
}
}
//TODO - whats so hard about triple buffering anyway? just enable it always, and change api to SetVsync(enable,throttle)
//maybe even SetVsync(enable,throttlemethod) or just SetVsync(enable,throttle,advanced)
if (LastVsyncSetting != vsync || LastVsyncSettingGraphicsControl != presentationPanel.GraphicsControl)
{
if (LastVsyncSetting == null && vsync)
{
// Workaround for vsync not taking effect at startup (Intel graphics related?)
presentationPanel.GraphicsControl.SetVsync(false);
}
presentationPanel.GraphicsControl.SetVsync(vsync);
LastVsyncSettingGraphicsControl = presentationPanel.GraphicsControl;
LastVsyncSetting = vsync;
}
}
//begin rendering on this context
//should this have been done earlier?
//do i need to check this on an intel video card to see if running excessively is a problem? (it used to be in the FinalTarget command below, shouldnt be a problem)
//GraphicsControl.Begin(); //CRITICAL POINT for yabause+GL
//TODO - auto-create and age these (and dispose when old)
int rtCounter = 0;
CurrentFilterProgram.RenderTargetProvider = new DisplayManagerRenderTargetProvider((size) => ShaderChainFrugalizers[rtCounter++].Get(size));
GL.BeginScene();
//run filter chain
Texture2d texCurr = null;
RenderTarget rtCurr = null;
bool inFinalTarget = false;
foreach (var step in CurrentFilterProgram.Program)
{
switch (step.Type)
{
case FilterProgram.ProgramStepType.Run:
{
int fi = (int)step.Args;
var f = CurrentFilterProgram.Filters[fi];
f.SetInput(texCurr);
f.Run();
var orec = f.FindOutput();
if (orec != null)
{
if (orec.SurfaceDisposition == SurfaceDisposition.Texture)
{
texCurr = f.GetOutput();
rtCurr = null;
}
}
break;
}
case FilterProgram.ProgramStepType.NewTarget:
{
var size = (Size)step.Args;
rtCurr = ShaderChainFrugalizers[rtCounter++].Get(size);
rtCurr.Bind();
CurrentFilterProgram.CurrRenderTarget = rtCurr;
break;
}
case FilterProgram.ProgramStepType.FinalTarget:
{
var size = (Size)step.Args;
inFinalTarget = true;
rtCurr = null;
CurrentFilterProgram.CurrRenderTarget = null;
GL.BindRenderTarget(null);
break;
}
}
}
GL.EndScene();
if (job.offscreen)
{
job.offscreenBB = rtCurr.Texture2d.Resolve();
job.offscreenBB.DiscardAlpha();
}
else
{
Debug.Assert(inFinalTarget);
//wait for vsync to begin
if (alternateVsync)
{
dx9.AlternateVsyncPass(0);
}
//present and conclude drawing
presentationPanel.GraphicsControl.SwapBuffers();
//wait for vsync to end
if (alternateVsync)
{
dx9.AlternateVsyncPass(1);
}
//nope. dont do this. workaround for slow context switching on intel GPUs. just switch to another context when necessary before doing anything
//presentationPanel.GraphicsControl.End();
}
}
void UpdateSourceDrawingWork(JobInfo job)
{
//begin rendering on this context
//should this have been done earlier?
//do i need to check this on an intel video card to see if running excessively is a problem? (it used to be in the FinalTarget command below, shouldnt be a problem)
//GraphicsControl.Begin();
//run filter chain
Texture2d texCurr = null;
RenderTarget rtCurr = null;
int rtCounter = 0;
bool inFinalTarget = false;
foreach (var step in CurrentFilterProgram.Program)
{
switch (step.Type)
{
case FilterProgram.ProgramStepType.Run:
{
int fi = (int)step.Args;
var f = CurrentFilterProgram.Filters[fi];
f.SetInput(texCurr);
f.Run();
var orec = f.FindOutput();
if (orec != null)
{
if (orec.SurfaceDisposition == SurfaceDisposition.Texture)
{
texCurr = f.GetOutput();
rtCurr = null;
}
}
break;
}
case FilterProgram.ProgramStepType.NewTarget:
{
var size = (Size)step.Args;
rtCurr = ShaderChainFrugalizers[rtCounter++].Get(size);
rtCurr.Bind();
CurrentFilterProgram.CurrRenderTarget = rtCurr;
break;
}
case FilterProgram.ProgramStepType.FinalTarget:
{
var size = (Size)step.Args;
inFinalTarget = true;
rtCurr = null;
CurrentFilterProgram.CurrRenderTarget = null;
GL.BindRenderTarget(null);
break;
}
}
}
if (job.offscreen)
{
job.offscreenBB = rtCurr.Texture2d.Resolve();
}
else
{
Debug.Assert(inFinalTarget);
//apply the vsync setting (should probably try to avoid repeating this)
bool vsync = Global.Config.VSyncThrottle || Global.Config.VSync;
//ok, now this is a bit undesireable.
//maybe the user wants vsync, but not vsync throttle.
//this makes sense... but we dont have the infrastructure to support it now (we'd have to enable triple buffering or something like that)
//so what we're gonna do is disable vsync no matter what if throttling is off, and maybe nobody will notice.
if (Global.DisableSecondaryThrottling)
{
vsync = false;
}
if (LastVsyncSetting != vsync || LastVsyncSettingGraphicsControl != presentationPanel.GraphicsControl)
{
if (LastVsyncSetting == null && vsync)
{
// Workaround for vsync not taking effect at startup (Intel graphics related?)
presentationPanel.GraphicsControl.SetVsync(false);
}
presentationPanel.GraphicsControl.SetVsync(vsync);
LastVsyncSettingGraphicsControl = presentationPanel.GraphicsControl;
LastVsyncSetting = vsync;
}
//present and conclude drawing
presentationPanel.GraphicsControl.SwapBuffers();
//nope. dont do this. workaround for slow context switching on intel GPUs. just switch to another context when necessary before doing anything
//presentationPanel.GraphicsControl.End();
}
}