OpenSubdiv/opensubdiv/osd/cpuEvalLimitController.h
manuelk 043369485c - adding varying data interpolation to the EvalLimit module
- minor refactoring of the LimitEvalContext to accomodate all the data buffers

- pushing some minor sub-patch functionality back to FarPatchParams

- extend example code with randomly generated varying vertex colors
2013-06-05 11:44:30 -07:00

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#ifndef OSD_CPU_EVAL_LIMIT_CONTROLLER_H
#define OSD_CPU_EVAL_LIMIT_CONTROLLER_H
#include "../version.h"
#include "../osd/evalLimitContext.h"
#include "../osd/cpuEvalLimitContext.h"
#include "../osd/vertexDescriptor.h"
namespace OpenSubdiv {
namespace OPENSUBDIV_VERSION {
/// \brief CPU controler for limit surface evaluation.
///
/// A CPU-driven controller that can be called to evaluate samples on the limit
/// surface for a given EvalContext.
///
class OsdCpuEvalLimitController {
public:
/// Constructor.
OsdCpuEvalLimitController();
/// Destructor.
~OsdCpuEvalLimitController();
/// \brief Represents a location on the limit surface
struct OsdEvalCoords {
int face; // Ptex unique face ID
float u,v; // local u,v
};
/// \brief Vertex interpolation of samples at the limit
///
/// Evaluates "vertex" interpolation of a sample on the surface limit.
///
/// Warning : this function is re-entrant but it breaks the Osd API pattern
/// by requiring the client code to bind and unbind the vertex buffers to
/// the EvalLimitContext.
///
/// Ex :
/// \code
/// evalCtxt->BindVertexBuffers( ... );
///
/// parallel_for( int index=0; i<nsamples; ++index ) {
/// evalCtrlr->EvalLimitSample( coord, evalCtxt, index );
/// }
///
/// evalCtxt->UnbindVertexBuffers();
/// \endcode
///
/// @param coords location on the limit surface to be evaluated
///
/// @param context the EvalLimitContext that the controller will evaluate
///
/// @param index the index of the vertex in the output buffers bound to the
/// context
///
/// @return the number of samples found (0 if the location was tagged as a hole
/// or the coordinate was invalid)
///
template<class VERTEX_BUFFER, class OUTPUT_BUFFER>
int EvalLimitSample( OpenSubdiv::OsdEvalCoords const & coords,
OsdCpuEvalLimitContext * context,
unsigned int index ) {
if (not context)
return 0;
int n = _EvalLimitSample( coords, context, index );
return n;
}
private:
int _EvalLimitSample( OpenSubdiv::OsdEvalCoords const & coords,
OsdCpuEvalLimitContext const * context,
unsigned int index );
};
} // end namespace OPENSUBDIV_VERSION
using namespace OPENSUBDIV_VERSION;
} // end namespace OpenSubdiv
#endif /* OSD_CPU_EVAL_LIMIT_CONTROLLER_H */