t_context.h

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/**
 * \file t_context.h
 * \brief TnL module datatypes and definitions.
 * \author Keith Whitwell
 */


/**
 * \mainpage The TNL-module
 *
 * TNL stands for "transform and lighting", i.e. this module implements
 * a pipeline that receives as input a buffer of vertices and does all
 * necessary transformations (rotations, clipping, vertex shader etc.)
 * and passes then the output to the rasterizer.
 *
 * The tnl_pipeline contains the array of all stages, which should be
 * applied. Each stage is a black-box, which is described by an
 * tnl_pipeline_stage. The function ::_tnl_run_pipeline applies all the
 * stages to the vertex_buffer TNLcontext::vb, where the vertex data
 * is stored. The last stage in the pipeline is the rasterizer.
 *
 * The initial vertex_buffer data may either come from an ::immediate
 * structure or client vertex_arrays or display lists:
 *
 *
 * - The ::immediate structure records all the GL commands issued between
 * glBegin and glEnd.  \n
 * The structure accumulates data, until it is either full or it is
 * flushed (usually by a state change). Before starting then the pipeline,
 * the collected vertex data in ::immediate has to be pushed into
 * TNLcontext::vb.
 * This happens in ::_tnl_vb_bind_immediate. The pipeline is then run by
 * calling tnl_device_driver::RunPipeline = ::_tnl_run_pipeline, which
 * is stored in TNLcontext::Driver.   \n
 * An ::immediate does (for performance reasons) usually not finish with a
 * glEnd, and hence it also does not need to start with a glBegin.
 * This means that the last vertices of one ::immediate may need to be
 * saved for the next one.
 *
 *
 * - NOT SURE ABOUT THIS: The vertex_arrays structure is used to handle
 * glDrawArrays etc.  \n
 * Here, the data of the vertex_arrays is copied by ::_tnl_vb_bind_arrays
 * into TNLcontext::vb, so that the pipeline can be started.
 */


#ifndef _T_CONTEXT_H
#define _T_CONTEXT_H

#include "glheader.h"
#include "mtypes.h"

#include "math/m_matrix.h"
#include "math/m_vector.h"
#include "math/m_xform.h"


#define MAX_PIPELINE_STAGES     30

/*
 * Note: The first attributes match the VERT_ATTRIB_* definitions
 * in mtypes.h.  However, the tnl module has additional attributes
 * for materials, color indexes, edge flags, etc.
 */
/* Although it's nice to use these as bit indexes in a DWORD flag, we
 * could manage without if necessary.  Another limit currently is the
 * number of bits allocated for these numbers in places like vertex
 * program instruction formats and register layouts.
 */
enum {
	_TNL_ATTRIB_POS = 0,
	_TNL_ATTRIB_WEIGHT = 1,
	_TNL_ATTRIB_NORMAL = 2,
	_TNL_ATTRIB_COLOR0 = 3,
	_TNL_ATTRIB_COLOR1 = 4,
	_TNL_ATTRIB_FOG = 5,
	_TNL_ATTRIB_SIX = 6,
	_TNL_ATTRIB_SEVEN = 7,
	_TNL_ATTRIB_TEX0 = 8,
	_TNL_ATTRIB_TEX1 = 9,
	_TNL_ATTRIB_TEX2 = 10,
	_TNL_ATTRIB_TEX3 = 11,
	_TNL_ATTRIB_TEX4 = 12,
	_TNL_ATTRIB_TEX5 = 13,
	_TNL_ATTRIB_TEX6 = 14,
	_TNL_ATTRIB_TEX7 = 15,
	_TNL_ATTRIB_MAT_FRONT_AMBIENT = 16,
	_TNL_ATTRIB_MAT_BACK_AMBIENT = 17,
	_TNL_ATTRIB_MAT_FRONT_DIFFUSE = 18,
	_TNL_ATTRIB_MAT_BACK_DIFFUSE = 19,
	_TNL_ATTRIB_MAT_FRONT_SPECULAR = 20,
	_TNL_ATTRIB_MAT_BACK_SPECULAR = 21,
	_TNL_ATTRIB_MAT_FRONT_EMISSION = 22,
	_TNL_ATTRIB_MAT_BACK_EMISSION = 23,
	_TNL_ATTRIB_MAT_FRONT_SHININESS = 24,
	_TNL_ATTRIB_MAT_BACK_SHININESS = 25,
	_TNL_ATTRIB_MAT_FRONT_INDEXES = 26,
	_TNL_ATTRIB_MAT_BACK_INDEXES = 27, 
	_TNL_ATTRIB_INDEX = 28,        
	_TNL_ATTRIB_EDGEFLAG = 29,     
	_TNL_ATTRIB_POINTSIZE = 30,
	_TNL_ATTRIB_MAX = 31
} ;

/* Will probably have to revise this scheme fairly shortly, eg. by
 * compacting all the MAT flags down to one bit, or by using two
 * dwords to store the flags.
 */
#define _TNL_BIT_POS                 (1<<0)
#define _TNL_BIT_WEIGHT              (1<<1)
#define _TNL_BIT_NORMAL              (1<<2)
#define _TNL_BIT_COLOR0              (1<<3)
#define _TNL_BIT_COLOR1              (1<<4)
#define _TNL_BIT_FOG                 (1<<5)
#define _TNL_BIT_SIX                 (1<<6)
#define _TNL_BIT_SEVEN               (1<<7)
#define _TNL_BIT_TEX0                (1<<8)
#define _TNL_BIT_TEX1                (1<<9)
#define _TNL_BIT_TEX2                (1<<10)
#define _TNL_BIT_TEX3                (1<<11)
#define _TNL_BIT_TEX4                (1<<12)
#define _TNL_BIT_TEX5                (1<<13)
#define _TNL_BIT_TEX6                (1<<14)
#define _TNL_BIT_TEX7                (1<<15)
#define _TNL_BIT_MAT_FRONT_AMBIENT   (1<<16)
#define _TNL_BIT_MAT_BACK_AMBIENT    (1<<17)
#define _TNL_BIT_MAT_FRONT_DIFFUSE   (1<<18)
#define _TNL_BIT_MAT_BACK_DIFFUSE    (1<<19)
#define _TNL_BIT_MAT_FRONT_SPECULAR  (1<<20)
#define _TNL_BIT_MAT_BACK_SPECULAR   (1<<21)
#define _TNL_BIT_MAT_FRONT_EMISSION  (1<<22)
#define _TNL_BIT_MAT_BACK_EMISSION   (1<<23)
#define _TNL_BIT_MAT_FRONT_SHININESS (1<<24)
#define _TNL_BIT_MAT_BACK_SHININESS  (1<<25)
#define _TNL_BIT_MAT_FRONT_INDEXES   (1<<26)
#define _TNL_BIT_MAT_BACK_INDEXES    (1<<27)
#define _TNL_BIT_INDEX               (1<<28)
#define _TNL_BIT_EDGEFLAG            (1<<29)
#define _TNL_BIT_POINTSIZE           (1<<30)

#define _TNL_BIT_TEX(u)  (1 << (_TNL_ATTRIB_TEX0 + (u)))



#define _TNL_BITS_MAT_ANY  (_TNL_BIT_MAT_FRONT_AMBIENT   | 	\
			    _TNL_BIT_MAT_BACK_AMBIENT    | 	\
			    _TNL_BIT_MAT_FRONT_DIFFUSE   | 	\
			    _TNL_BIT_MAT_BACK_DIFFUSE    | 	\
			    _TNL_BIT_MAT_FRONT_SPECULAR  | 	\
			    _TNL_BIT_MAT_BACK_SPECULAR   | 	\
			    _TNL_BIT_MAT_FRONT_EMISSION  | 	\
			    _TNL_BIT_MAT_BACK_EMISSION   | 	\
			    _TNL_BIT_MAT_FRONT_SHININESS | 	\
			    _TNL_BIT_MAT_BACK_SHININESS  | 	\
			    _TNL_BIT_MAT_FRONT_INDEXES   | 	\
			    _TNL_BIT_MAT_BACK_INDEXES)


#define _TNL_BITS_TEX_ANY  (_TNL_BIT_TEX0 |	\
                            _TNL_BIT_TEX1 |	\
                            _TNL_BIT_TEX2 |	\
                            _TNL_BIT_TEX3 |	\
                            _TNL_BIT_TEX4 |	\
                            _TNL_BIT_TEX5 |	\
                            _TNL_BIT_TEX6 |	\
                            _TNL_BIT_TEX7)


#define _TNL_BITS_PROG_ANY   (_TNL_BIT_POS    |		\
			      _TNL_BIT_WEIGHT |		\
			      _TNL_BIT_NORMAL |		\
			      _TNL_BIT_COLOR0 |		\
			      _TNL_BIT_COLOR1 |		\
			      _TNL_BIT_FOG    |		\
			      _TNL_BIT_SIX    |		\
			      _TNL_BIT_SEVEN  |		\
			      _TNL_BITS_TEX_ANY)



#define PRIM_BEGIN     0x10
#define PRIM_END       0x20
#define PRIM_WEAK      0x40
#define PRIM_MODE_MASK 0x0f

/* 
 */
struct tnl_prim {
   GLuint mode;
   GLuint start;
   GLuint count;
};



struct tnl_eval1_map {
   struct gl_1d_map *map;
   GLuint sz;
};

struct tnl_eval2_map {
   struct gl_2d_map *map;
   GLuint sz;
};

struct tnl_eval {
   GLuint new_state;
   struct tnl_eval1_map map1[_TNL_ATTRIB_INDEX + 1];
   struct tnl_eval2_map map2[_TNL_ATTRIB_INDEX + 1];
};


#define TNL_MAX_PRIM 16
#define TNL_MAX_COPIED_VERTS 3

struct tnl_copied_vtx {
   GLfloat buffer[_TNL_ATTRIB_MAX * 4 * TNL_MAX_COPIED_VERTS];
   GLuint nr;
};

#define VERT_BUFFER_SIZE 2048	/* 8kbytes */


typedef void (*tnl_attrfv_func)( const GLfloat * );

struct _tnl_dynfn {
   struct _tnl_dynfn *next, *prev;
   GLuint key;
   char *code;
};

struct _tnl_dynfn_lists {
   struct _tnl_dynfn Vertex[4];
   struct _tnl_dynfn Attribute[4];
};

struct _tnl_dynfn_generators {
   struct _tnl_dynfn *(*Vertex[4])( GLcontext *ctx, int key );
   struct _tnl_dynfn *(*Attribute[4])( GLcontext *ctx, int key );
};

#define _TNL_MAX_ATTR_CODEGEN 16 


/* The assembly of vertices in immediate mode is separated from
 * display list compilation.  This allows a simpler immediate mode
 * treatment and a display list compiler better suited to
 * hardware-acceleration.
 */
struct tnl_vtx {
   GLfloat buffer[VERT_BUFFER_SIZE];
   GLubyte attrsz[_TNL_ATTRIB_MAX];
   GLuint vertex_size;
   struct tnl_prim prim[TNL_MAX_PRIM];
   GLuint prim_count;
   GLfloat *vbptr;		      /* cursor, points into buffer */
   GLfloat vertex[_TNL_ATTRIB_MAX*4]; /* current vertex */
   GLfloat *attrptr[_TNL_ATTRIB_MAX]; /* points into vertex */
   GLfloat *current[_TNL_ATTRIB_MAX]; /* points into ctx->Current, etc */
   GLfloat CurrentFloatEdgeFlag;
   GLuint counter, initial_counter;
   struct tnl_copied_vtx copied;

   tnl_attrfv_func tabfv[_TNL_MAX_ATTR_CODEGEN+1][4]; /* plus 1 for ERROR_ATTRIB */

   struct _tnl_dynfn_lists cache;
   struct _tnl_dynfn_generators gen;

   struct tnl_eval eval;
   GLboolean *edgeflag_tmp;
   GLboolean have_materials;
};




/* For display lists, this structure holds a run of vertices of the
 * same format, and a strictly well-formed set of begin/end pairs,
 * starting on the first vertex and ending at the last.  Vertex
 * copying on buffer breaks is precomputed according to these
 * primitives, though there are situations where the copying will need
 * correction at execute-time, perhaps by replaying the list as
 * immediate mode commands.
 *
 * On executing this list, the 'current' values may be updated with
 * the values of the final vertex, and often no fixup of the start of
 * the vertex list is required.
 *
 * Eval and other commands that don't fit into these vertex lists are
 * compiled using the fallback opcode mechanism provided by dlist.c.
 */
struct tnl_vertex_list {
   GLubyte attrsz[_TNL_ATTRIB_MAX];
   GLuint vertex_size;

   GLfloat *buffer;
   GLuint count;
   GLuint wrap_count;		/* number of copied vertices at start */
   GLboolean have_materials;	/* bit of a hack - quick check for materials */
   GLboolean dangling_attr_ref;	/* current attr implicitly referenced 
				   outside the list */

   GLfloat *normal_lengths;
   struct tnl_prim *prim;
   GLuint prim_count;

   struct tnl_vertex_store *vertex_store;
   struct tnl_primitive_store *prim_store;
};

/* These buffers should be a reasonable size to support upload to
 * hardware?  Maybe drivers should stitch them back together, or
 * specify a desired size?
 */
#define SAVE_BUFFER_SIZE (16*1024)
#define SAVE_PRIM_SIZE   128

/* Storage to be shared among several vertex_lists.
 */
struct tnl_vertex_store {
   GLfloat buffer[SAVE_BUFFER_SIZE];
   GLuint used;
   GLuint refcount;
};

struct tnl_primitive_store {
   struct tnl_prim buffer[SAVE_PRIM_SIZE];
   GLuint used;
   GLuint refcount;
};


struct tnl_save {
   GLubyte attrsz[_TNL_ATTRIB_MAX];
   GLuint vertex_size;

   GLfloat *buffer;
   GLuint count;
   GLuint wrap_count;
   GLuint replay_flags;

   struct tnl_prim *prim;
   GLuint prim_count, prim_max;

   struct tnl_vertex_store *vertex_store;
   struct tnl_primitive_store *prim_store;

   GLfloat *vbptr;		   /* cursor, points into buffer */
   GLfloat vertex[_TNL_ATTRIB_MAX*4];	   /* current values */
   GLfloat *attrptr[_TNL_ATTRIB_MAX];
   GLuint counter, initial_counter;
   GLboolean dangling_attr_ref;
   GLboolean have_materials;

   GLuint opcode_vertex_list;

   struct tnl_copied_vtx copied;
   
   GLfloat CurrentFloatEdgeFlag;

   GLfloat *current[_TNL_ATTRIB_MAX]; /* points into ctx->ListState */
   GLubyte *currentsz[_TNL_ATTRIB_MAX];

   void (*tabfv[_TNL_ATTRIB_MAX][4])( const GLfloat * );
};


struct tnl_vertex_arrays
{
   /* Conventional vertex attribute arrays */
   GLvector4f  Obj;
   GLvector4f  Normal;
   GLvector4f  Color;
   GLvector4f  SecondaryColor;
   GLvector4f  FogCoord;
   GLvector4f  TexCoord[MAX_TEXTURE_COORD_UNITS];