GFXGLDevice

State initalization.

This allocates a vertex buffer and returns a pointer to the allocated buffer.

This allocates a primitive buffer and returns a pointer to the allocated buffer.

Called from GFXVertexFormat to allocate the hardware specific vertex declaration for rendering.

Sets the current vertex declaration on the device.

Sets the vertex buffer on the device.

Set the vertex stream frequency on the device.

Returns an existing volatile VB which has >= numVerts and the same vert flags/size, or creates a new VB if necessary.

Returns an existing volatile PB which has >= numIndices, or creates a new PB if necessary.

Vsync callback.

Guaranteed to be called after all extensions have been loaded, use to init card profiler, shader version, max samplers, etc.

If our platform (e.g. OS X) supports a fence extenstion (e.g. GL_APPLE_fence) this will create one, otherwise returns NULL.

Sets mCurrentPB.

Since GL does not have separate world and view matrices we need to track them.

Pool of existing volatile VBs so we can reuse previously created ones.

Pool of existing volatile PBs so we can reuse previously created ones.

Allocate a target for doing render to texture operations, with no depth/stencil buffer.

Allocate a target for a given window.

Updates the render targets and viewport in a device specific manner when they are dirty.

Returns the number of texture samplers that can be used in a shader rendering pass.

Returns the number of simultaneous render targets supported by the device.

Creates a new empty shader which must be initialized and deleted by the caller.

The parameters to drawIndexedPrimitive are somewhat complicated.

This is called before this, or any other device, is deleted in the global destroy() method.

Allocate a fence.

Returns a hardware occlusion query object or NULL if this device does not support them.

This is a helper function to set a default shader for rendering GUI elements on systems which do not support fixed-function operations as well as for things which need just generic position/texture/color shaders.

Returns the number of vertex streams supported by the device.

Called by GFXDevice to create a device specific stateblock.

Called by GFXDevice to actually set a stateblock.

Called by base GFXDevice to actually set a const buffer.

Returns active graphics adapter type.

Get the fill convention for this device.

Initialize this GFXDevice, optionally specifying a platform window to bind to.