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#define | PFN_LOAD_INFO(req_inst, req_dev, ext_flag, name) |
#define | FUNC_NAME(req_inst, req_dev, ext_flag, name) "vk"#name"\0" |
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static uint64_t | ff_vk_extensions_to_mask (const char *const *extensions, int nb_extensions) |
static int | ff_vk_load_functions (AVHWDeviceContext *ctx, FFVulkanFunctions *vk, uint64_t extensions_mask, int has_inst, int has_dev) |
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Definition at line 28 of file vulkan_loader.h.
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Definition at line 36 of file vulkan_loader.h.
Referenced by ff_vk_filter_init_context(), and vulkan_decode_bootstrap().
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Function loader.
Vulkan function from scratch loading happens in 3 stages - the first one is before any initialization has happened, and you have neither an instance structure nor a device structure. At this stage, you can only get the bare minimals to initialize an instance. The second stage is when you have an instance. At this stage, you can initialize a VkDevice, and have an idea of what extensions each device supports. Finally, in the third stage, you can proceed and load all core functions, plus you can be sure that any extensions you've enabled during device initialization will be available.
Definition at line 91 of file vulkan_loader.h.
Referenced by create_instance(), ff_vk_filter_init_context(), vulkan_decode_bootstrap(), and vulkan_device_init().