/******************************************************************** KWin - the KDE window manager This file is part of the KDE project. Copyright (C) 2006-2007 Rivo Laks Copyright (C) 2010, 2011 Martin Gräßlin This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . *********************************************************************/ #ifndef KWIN_GLUTILS_H #define KWIN_GLUTILS_H // kwin #include #include "kwinglutils_funcs.h" #include "kwingltexture.h" // Qt #include #include /** @addtogroup kwineffects */ /** @{ */ class QVector2D; class QVector3D; class QVector4D; class QMatrix4x4; template< class K, class V > class QHash; namespace KWin { class GLVertexBuffer; class GLVertexBufferPrivate; // Initializes OpenGL stuff. This includes resolving function pointers as // well as checking for GL version and extensions // Note that GL context has to be created by the time this function is called typedef void (*resolveFuncPtr)(); void KWINGLUTILS_EXPORT initGL(const std::function &resolveFunction); // Cleans up all resources hold by the GL Context void KWINGLUTILS_EXPORT cleanupGL(); bool KWINGLUTILS_EXPORT hasGLVersion(int major, int minor, int release = 0); // use for both OpenGL and GLX extensions bool KWINGLUTILS_EXPORT hasGLExtension(const QByteArray &extension); // detect OpenGL error (add to various places in code to pinpoint the place) bool KWINGLUTILS_EXPORT checkGLError(const char* txt); QList KWINGLUTILS_EXPORT openGLExtensions(); class KWINGLUTILS_EXPORT GLShader { public: enum Flags { NoFlags = 0, ExplicitLinking = (1 << 0) }; GLShader(const QString &vertexfile, const QString &fragmentfile, unsigned int flags = NoFlags); ~GLShader(); bool isValid() const { return mValid; } void bindAttributeLocation(const char *name, int index); void bindFragDataLocation(const char *name, int index); bool link(); int uniformLocation(const char* name); bool setUniform(const char* name, float value); bool setUniform(const char* name, int value); bool setUniform(const char* name, const QVector2D& value); bool setUniform(const char* name, const QVector3D& value); bool setUniform(const char* name, const QVector4D& value); bool setUniform(const char* name, const QMatrix4x4& value); bool setUniform(const char* name, const QColor& color); bool setUniform(int location, float value); bool setUniform(int location, int value); bool setUniform(int location, const QVector2D &value); bool setUniform(int location, const QVector3D &value); bool setUniform(int location, const QVector4D &value); bool setUniform(int location, const QMatrix4x4 &value); bool setUniform(int location, const QColor &value); int attributeLocation(const char* name); bool setAttribute(const char* name, float value); /** * @return The value of the uniform as a matrix * @since 4.7 */ QMatrix4x4 getUniformMatrix4x4(const char* name); enum MatrixUniform { TextureMatrix = 0, ProjectionMatrix, ModelViewMatrix, ModelViewProjectionMatrix, WindowTransformation, ScreenTransformation, MatrixCount }; enum Vec2Uniform { Offset, Vec2UniformCount }; enum Vec4Uniform { ModulationConstant, TextureClamp, Vec4UniformCount }; enum FloatUniform { Saturation, FloatUniformCount }; enum IntUniform { AlphaToOne, ///< @deprecated no longer used IntUniformCount }; enum ColorUniform { Color, ColorUniformCount }; bool setUniform(MatrixUniform uniform, const QMatrix4x4 &matrix); bool setUniform(Vec2Uniform uniform, const QVector2D &value); bool setUniform(Vec4Uniform uniform, const QVector4D &value); bool setUniform(FloatUniform uniform, float value); bool setUniform(IntUniform uniform, int value); bool setUniform(ColorUniform uniform, const QVector4D &value); bool setUniform(ColorUniform uniform, const QColor &value); protected: GLShader(unsigned int flags = NoFlags); bool loadFromFiles(const QString& vertexfile, const QString& fragmentfile); bool load(const QByteArray &vertexSource, const QByteArray &fragmentSource); const QByteArray prepareSource(GLenum shaderType, const QByteArray &sourceCode) const; bool compile(GLuint program, GLenum shaderType, const QByteArray &sourceCode) const; void bind(); void unbind(); void resolveLocations(); private: unsigned int mProgram; bool mValid:1; bool mLocationsResolved:1; bool mExplicitLinking:1; int mMatrixLocation[MatrixCount]; int mVec2Location[Vec2UniformCount]; int mVec4Location[Vec4UniformCount]; int mFloatLocation[FloatUniformCount]; int mIntLocation[IntUniformCount]; int mColorLocation[ColorUniformCount]; friend class ShaderManager; }; enum class ShaderTrait { MapTexture = (1 << 0), UniformColor = (1 << 1), Modulate = (1 << 2), AdjustSaturation = (1 << 3), ClampTexture = (1 << 4), }; Q_DECLARE_FLAGS(ShaderTraits, ShaderTrait) /** * @short Manager for Shaders. * * This class provides some built-in shaders to be used by both compositing scene and effects. * The ShaderManager provides methods to bind a built-in or a custom shader and keeps track of * the shaders which have been bound. When a shader is unbound the previously bound shader * will be rebound. * * @author Martin Gräßlin * @since 4.7 */ class KWINGLUTILS_EXPORT ShaderManager { public: /** * Returns a shader with the given traits, creating it if necessary. */ GLShader *shader(ShaderTraits traits); /** * @return The currently bound shader or @c null if no shader is bound. */ GLShader *getBoundShader() const; /** * @return @c true if a shader is bound, @c false otherwise */ bool isShaderBound() const; /** * Is @c true if the environment variable KWIN_GL_DEBUG is set to 1. * In that case shaders are compiled with KWIN_SHADER_DEBUG defined. * @returns @c true if shaders are compiled with debug information * @since 4.8 */ bool isShaderDebug() const; /** * Pushes the current shader onto the stack and binds a shader * with the given traits. */ GLShader *pushShader(ShaderTraits traits); /** * Binds the @p shader. * To unbind the shader use popShader. A previous bound shader will be rebound. * To bind a built-in shader use the more specific method. * @param shader The shader to be bound * @see popShader */ void pushShader(GLShader *shader); /** * Unbinds the currently bound shader and rebinds a previous stored shader. * If there is no previous shader, no shader will be rebound. * It is not safe to call this method if there is no bound shader. * @see pushShader * @see getBoundShader */ void popShader(); /** * Creates a GLShader with the specified sources. * The difference to GLShader is that it does not need to be loaded from files. * @param vertexSource The source code of the vertex shader * @param fragmentSource The source code of the fragment shader. * @return The created shader */ GLShader *loadShaderFromCode(const QByteArray &vertexSource, const QByteArray &fragmentSource); /** * Creates a custom shader with the given @p traits and custom @p vertexSource and or @p fragmentSource. * If the @p vertexSource is empty a vertex shader with the given @p traits is generated. * If it is not empty the @p vertexSource is used as the source for the vertex shader. * * The same applies for argument @p fragmentSource just for the fragment shader. * * So if both @p vertesSource and @p fragmentSource are provided the @p traits are ignored. * If neither are provided a new shader following the @p traits is generated. * * @param traits The shader traits for generating the shader * @param vertexSource optional vertex shader source code to be used instead of shader traits * @param fragmentSource optional fragment shader source code to be used instead of shader traits * @return new generated shader * @since 5.6 */ GLShader *generateCustomShader(ShaderTraits traits, const QByteArray &vertexSource = QByteArray(), const QByteArray &fragmentSource = QByteArray()); /** * Creates a custom shader with the given @p traits and custom @p vertexFile and or @p fragmentFile. * The file names specified in @p vertexFile and @p fragmentFile are relative paths to the shaders * resource file shipped together with KWin. This means this method can only be used for built-in * effects, for 3rd party effects generateCustomShader should be used. * * If the @p vertexFile is empty a vertex shader with the given @p traits is generated. * If it is not empty the @p vertexFile is used as the source for the vertex shader. * * The same applies for argument @p fragmentFile just for the fragment shader. * * So if both @p vertexFile and @p fragmentFile are provided the @p traits are ignored. * If neither are provided a new shader following the @p traits is generated. * * @param traits The shader traits for generating the shader * @param vertexFile optional vertex shader source code to be used instead of shader traits * @param fragmentFile optional fragment shader source code to be used instead of shader traits * @return new generated shader * @see generateCustomShader * @since 5.6 */ GLShader *generateShaderFromResources(ShaderTraits traits, const QString &vertexFile = QString(), const QString &fragmentFile = QString()); /** * Compiles and tests the dynamically generated shaders. * Returns true if successful and false otherwise. */ bool selfTest(); /** * @return a pointer to the ShaderManager instance */ static ShaderManager *instance(); /** * @internal */ static void cleanup(); private: ShaderManager(); ~ShaderManager(); void bindFragDataLocations(GLShader *shader); void bindAttributeLocations(GLShader *shader) const; QByteArray generateVertexSource(ShaderTraits traits) const; QByteArray generateFragmentSource(ShaderTraits traits) const; GLShader *generateShader(ShaderTraits traits); QStack m_boundShaders; QHash m_shaderHash; bool m_debug; QString m_resourcePath; static ShaderManager *s_shaderManager; }; /** * An helper class to push a Shader on to ShaderManager's stack and ensuring that the Shader * gets popped again from the stack automatically once the object goes out of life. * * How to use: * @code * { * GLShader *myCustomShaderIWantToPush; * ShaderBinder binder(myCustomShaderIWantToPush); * // do stuff with the shader being pushed on the stack * } * // here the Shader is automatically popped as helper does no longer exist. * @endcode * * @since 4.10 */ class KWINGLUTILS_EXPORT ShaderBinder { public: /** * @brief Pushes the given @p shader to the ShaderManager's stack. * * @param shader The Shader to push on the stack * @see ShaderManager::pushShader */ explicit ShaderBinder(GLShader *shader); /** * @brief Pushes the Shader with the given @p traits to the ShaderManager's stack. * * @param traits The traits describing the shader * @see ShaderManager::pushShader * @since 5.6 */ explicit ShaderBinder(ShaderTraits traits); ~ShaderBinder(); /** * @return The Shader pushed to the Stack. */ GLShader *shader(); private: GLShader *m_shader; }; inline ShaderBinder::ShaderBinder(GLShader *shader) : m_shader(shader) { ShaderManager::instance()->pushShader(shader); } inline ShaderBinder::ShaderBinder(ShaderTraits traits) : m_shader(nullptr) { m_shader = ShaderManager::instance()->pushShader(traits); } inline ShaderBinder::~ShaderBinder() { ShaderManager::instance()->popShader(); } inline GLShader* ShaderBinder::shader() { return m_shader; } /** * @short Render target object * * Render target object enables you to render onto a texture. This texture can * later be used to e.g. do post-processing of the scene. * * @author Rivo Laks */ class KWINGLUTILS_EXPORT GLRenderTarget { public: /** * Constructs a GLRenderTarget * @since 5.13 */ explicit GLRenderTarget(); /** * Constructs a GLRenderTarget * @param color texture where the scene will be rendered onto */ explicit GLRenderTarget(const GLTexture& color); ~GLRenderTarget(); /** * Enables this render target. * All OpenGL commands from now on affect this render target until the * @ref disable method is called */ bool enable(); /** * Disables this render target, activating whichever target was active * when @ref enable was called. */ bool disable(); /** * Sets the target texture * @param target texture where the scene will be rendered on * @since 4.8 */ void attachTexture(const GLTexture& target); /** * Detaches the texture that is currently attached to this framebuffer object. * @since 5.13 */ void detachTexture(); bool valid() const { return mValid; } void setTextureDirty() { mTexture.setDirty(); } static void initStatic(); static bool supported() { return sSupported; } /** * Pushes the render target stack of the input parameter in reverse order. * @param targets The stack of GLRenderTargets * @since 5.13 */ static void pushRenderTargets(QStack targets); static void pushRenderTarget(GLRenderTarget *target); static GLRenderTarget *popRenderTarget(); static bool isRenderTargetBound(); /** * Whether the GL_EXT_framebuffer_blit extension is supported. * This functionality is not available in OpenGL ES 2.0. * * @returns whether framebuffer blitting is supported. * @since 4.8 */ static bool blitSupported(); /** * Blits the content of the current draw framebuffer into the texture attached to this FBO. * * Be aware that framebuffer blitting may not be supported on all hardware. Use blitSupported to check whether * it is supported. * @param source Geometry in screen coordinates which should be blitted, if not specified complete framebuffer is used * @param destination Geometry in attached texture, if not specified complete texture is used as destination * @param filter The filter to use if blitted content needs to be scaled. * @see blitSupported * @since 4.8 */ void blitFromFramebuffer(const QRect &source = QRect(), const QRect &destination = QRect(), GLenum filter = GL_LINEAR); /** * Sets the virtual screen size to @p s. * @since 5.2 */ static void setVirtualScreenSize(const QSize &s) { s_virtualScreenSize = s; } /** * Sets the virtual screen geometry to @p g. * This is the geometry of the OpenGL window currently being rendered to * in the virtual geometry space the rendering geometries use. * @see virtualScreenGeometry * @since 5.9 */ static void setVirtualScreenGeometry(const QRect &g) { s_virtualScreenGeometry = g; } /** * The geometry of the OpenGL window currently being rendered to * in the virtual geometry space the rendering system uses. * @see setVirtualScreenGeometry * @since 5.9 */ static QRect virtualScreenGeometry() { return s_virtualScreenGeometry; } /** * The scale of the OpenGL window currently being rendered to * * @returns the ratio between the virtual geometry space the rendering * system uses and the target * @since 5.10 */ static void setVirtualScreenScale(qreal scale) { s_virtualScreenScale = scale; } static qreal virtualScreenScale() { return s_virtualScreenScale; } /** * The framebuffer of KWin's OpenGL window or other object currently being rendered to * * @since 5.18 */ static void setKWinFramebuffer(GLuint fb) { s_kwinFramebuffer = fb; } protected: void initFBO(); private: friend void KWin::cleanupGL(); static void cleanup(); static bool sSupported; static bool s_blitSupported; static QStack s_renderTargets; static QSize s_virtualScreenSize; static QRect s_virtualScreenGeometry; static qreal s_virtualScreenScale; static GLint s_virtualScreenViewport[4]; static GLuint s_kwinFramebuffer; GLTexture mTexture; bool mValid; GLuint mFramebuffer; }; enum VertexAttributeType { VA_Position = 0, VA_TexCoord = 1, VertexAttributeCount = 2 }; /** * Describes the format of a vertex attribute stored in a buffer object. * * The attribute format consists of the attribute index, the number of * vector components, the data type, and the offset of the first element * relative to the start of the vertex data. */ struct GLVertexAttrib { int index; /** The attribute index */ int size; /** The number of components [1..4] */ GLenum type; /** The type (e.g. GL_FLOAT) */ int relativeOffset; /** The relative offset of the attribute */ }; /** * @short Vertex Buffer Object * * This is a short helper class to use vertex buffer objects (VBO). A VBO can be used to buffer * vertex data and to store them on graphics memory. It is the only allowed way to pass vertex * data to the GPU in OpenGL ES 2 and OpenGL 3 with forward compatible mode. * * If VBOs are not supported on the used OpenGL profile this class falls back to legacy * rendering using client arrays. Therefore this class should always be used for rendering geometries. * * @author Martin Gräßlin * @since 4.6 */ class KWINGLUTILS_EXPORT GLVertexBuffer { public: /** * Enum to define how often the vertex data in the buffer object changes. */ enum UsageHint { Dynamic, ///< frequent changes, but used several times for rendering Static, ///< No changes to data Stream ///< Data only used once for rendering, updated very frequently }; explicit GLVertexBuffer(UsageHint hint); ~GLVertexBuffer(); /** * Specifies how interleaved vertex attributes are laid out in * the buffer object. * * Note that the attributes and the stride should be 32 bit aligned * or a performance penalty may be incurred. * * For some hardware the optimal stride is a multiple of 32 bytes. * * Example: * * struct Vertex { * QVector3D position; * QVector2D texcoord; * }; * * const GLVertexAttrib attribs[] = { * { VA_Position, 3, GL_FLOAT, offsetof(Vertex, position) }, * { VA_TexCoord, 2, GL_FLOAT, offsetof(Vertex, texcoord) } * }; * * Vertex vertices[6]; * vbo->setAttribLayout(attribs, 2, sizeof(Vertex)); * vbo->setData(vertices, sizeof(vertices)); */ void setAttribLayout(const GLVertexAttrib *attribs, int count, int stride); /** * Uploads data into the buffer object's data store. */ void setData(const void *data, size_t sizeInBytes); /** * Sets the number of vertices that will be drawn by the render() method. */ void setVertexCount(int count); /** * Sets the vertex data. * @param numberVertices The number of vertices in the arrays * @param dim The dimension of the vertices: 2 for x/y, 3 for x/y/z * @param vertices The vertices, size must equal @a numberVertices * @a dim * @param texcoords The texture coordinates for each vertex. * Size must equal 2 * @a numberVertices. */ void setData(int numberVertices, int dim, const float* vertices, const float* texcoords); /** * Maps an unused range of the data store into the client's address space. * * The data store will be reallocated if it is smaller than the given size. * * The buffer object is mapped for writing, not reading. Attempts to read from * the mapped buffer range may result in system errors, including program * termination. The data in the mapped region is undefined until it has been * written to. If subsequent GL calls access unwritten memory, the results are * undefined and system errors, including program termination, may occur. * * No GL calls that access the buffer object must be made while the buffer * object is mapped. The returned pointer must not be passed as a parameter * value to any GL function. * * It is assumed that the GL_ARRAY_BUFFER_BINDING will not be changed while * the buffer object is mapped. */ GLvoid *map(size_t size); /** * Flushes the mapped buffer range and unmaps the buffer. */ void unmap(); /** * Binds the vertex arrays to the context. */ void bindArrays(); /** * Disables the vertex arrays. */ void unbindArrays(); /** * Draws count vertices beginning with first. */ void draw(GLenum primitiveMode, int first, int count); /** * Draws count vertices beginning with first. */ void draw(const QRegion ®ion, GLenum primitiveMode, int first, int count, bool hardwareClipping = false); /** * Renders the vertex data in given @a primitiveMode. * Please refer to OpenGL documentation of glDrawArrays or glDrawElements for allowed * values for @a primitiveMode. Best is to use GL_TRIANGLES or similar to be future * compatible. */ void render(GLenum primitiveMode); /** * Same as above restricting painting to @a region if @a hardwareClipping is true. * It's within the caller's responsibility to enable GL_SCISSOR_TEST. */ void render(const QRegion& region, GLenum primitiveMode, bool hardwareClipping = false); /** * Sets the color the geometry will be rendered with. * For legacy rendering glColor is used before rendering the geometry. * For core shader a uniform "geometryColor" is expected and is set. * @param color The color to render the geometry * @param enableColor Whether the geometry should be rendered with a color or not * @see setUseColor * @see isUseColor * @since 4.7 */ void setColor(const QColor& color, bool enableColor = true); /** * @return @c true if geometry will be painted with a color, @c false otherwise * @see setUseColor * @see setColor * @since 4.7 */ bool isUseColor() const; /** * Enables/Disables rendering the geometry with a color. * If no color is set an opaque, black color is used. * @param enable Enable/Disable rendering with color * @see isUseColor * @see setColor * @since 4.7 */ void setUseColor(bool enable); /** * Resets the instance to default values. * Useful for shared buffers. * @since 4.7 */ void reset(); /** * Notifies the vertex buffer that we are done painting the frame. * * @internal */ void endOfFrame(); /** * Notifies the vertex buffer that we have posted the frame. * * @internal */ void framePosted(); /** * @internal */ static void initStatic(); /** * @internal */ static void cleanup(); /** * Returns true if indexed quad mode is supported, and false otherwise. */ static bool supportsIndexedQuads(); /** * @return A shared VBO for streaming data * @since 4.7 */ static GLVertexBuffer *streamingBuffer(); /** * Sets the virtual screen geometry to @p g. * This is the geometry of the OpenGL window currently being rendered to * in the virtual geometry space the rendering geometries use. * @since 5.9 */ static void setVirtualScreenGeometry(const QRect &g) { s_virtualScreenGeometry = g; } /** * The scale of the OpenGL window currently being rendered to * * @returns the ratio between the virtual geometry space the rendering * system uses and the target * @since 5.11.3 */ static void setVirtualScreenScale(qreal s) { s_virtualScreenScale = s; } private: GLVertexBufferPrivate* const d; static QRect s_virtualScreenGeometry; static qreal s_virtualScreenScale; }; } // namespace Q_DECLARE_OPERATORS_FOR_FLAGS(KWin::ShaderTraits) /** @} */ #endif