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📀 Make wgpu
an optional dependency
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I really don't like quite how many cfg(feature="wgpu")
there are here. I can already foresee a significant number of changes running into "oh, this needs wpgu".
I think the recommended approach for other renderers might be to use the shaders crate? (That might only be for non-Rust languages though, I've not looked into it too much)
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- run: cargo check --workspace | |||
# Check vello (the default crate) without the features used by `with_winit` for debugging | |||
- run: cargo check | |||
# Check vello (the default crate) without wgpu | |||
- run: cargo check --no-default-features |
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How long does this check take?
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The CI run for that step (on this PR) was ~3 seconds.
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Fair enough! Useful to have it documented here though. I've got no objection to adding this check on that metric then.
pub struct Id(NonZeroU64); | ||
pub struct Id(pub NonZeroU64); | ||
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static ID_COUNTER: AtomicU64 = AtomicU64::new(0); | ||
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#[cfg(feature = "wgpu")] | ||
pub struct Engine { |
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These sections together are a bit strange
This suggests the engine module is too entangled with wgpu/that these IDs shouldn't be in this module.
If this is the wgpu engine implementation, it should maybe be more separated?
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It seems like at least there was an intention behind splitting Engine
and Recording
up, maybe moving all of the Engine
stuff to a wgpu.rs
file is better going forward?
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Fwiw, anybody implementing another Engine
type thing would need access to these internals to be able to translate between Recording
and it's own internal representation since the Engine
is responsible for handing these out.
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/// Block on a future, polling the device as needed. | |||
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/// This will deadlock if the future is awaiting anything other than GPU progress. | |||
#[cfg(feature = "wgpu")] |
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Why is this double cfg(wgpu)
ed?
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My bad - I later realized this entire file was just wgpu helpers.
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Very interesting to see this! The The direction I'd like to see is that |
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Yes, let's land this, as it's a fairly minimal change so won't have much conflict with other work in flight. As a followup, I think we should move the wgpu backend into a separate rs file, to make the granularity of the cfg coarser. I've done enough experimentation to be confident that will be straightforward.
Thanks!
linebender/vello#359 made `wgpu` an optional but default dependency/feature, but any crate using `velato` will be forced to opt in to `wgpu` due to not disabling the default here.
linebender/vello#359 made `wgpu` an optional but default dependency/feature, but any crate using `velato` will be forced to opt in to `wgpu` due to not disabling the default here.
linebender/vello#359 made `wgpu` an optional but default dependency/feature, but any crate using `velato` will be forced to opt in to `wgpu` due to not disabling the default here.
…feature linebender/vello#359 made `wgpu` an optional but default dependency/feature, but any crate using `velato` will be forced to opt in to `wgpu` due to not disabling the default here. Since `velato` does not need any rendering backend at all, this feature should be disabled by default. As the `vello` crate is reexported from the root, a `vello-wgpu` passthrough feature is provided so that users can turn it back on without explicitly depending on `vello` in their crate dependencies.
linebender/vello#359 made `wgpu` an optional but default dependency/feature, but any crate using `vello_svg` will be forced to opt in to `wgpu` due to not disabling the default here. Since `vello_svg` does not need any rendering backend at all, this feature should be disabled by default. As the `vello` crate is reexported from the root, a `vello-wgpu` passthrough feature is provided so that users can turn it back on without explicitly depending on `vello` in their crate dependencies.
…feature linebender/vello#359 made `wgpu` an optional but default dependency/feature, but any crate using `vello_svg` will be forced to opt in to `wgpu` due to not disabling the default here. Since `vello_svg` does not need any rendering backend at all, this feature should be disabled by default. As the `vello` crate is reexported from the root, a `vello-wgpu` passthrough feature is provided so that users can turn it back on without explicitly depending on `vello` in their crate dependencies.
…ature linebender/vello#359 made `wgpu` an optional but default dependency/feature, but any crate using `velato` will be forced to opt in to `wgpu` due to not disabling the default here. Since `velato` does not need any rendering backend at all, this feature should be disabled by default. As the `vello` crate is reexported from the root, a `wgpu` passthrough feature is provided so that users can turn it back on without explicitly depending on `vello` in their crate dependencies.
…ature linebender/vello#359 made `wgpu` an optional but default dependency/feature, but any crate using `vello_svg` will be forced to opt in to `wgpu` due to not disabling the default here. Since `vello_svg` does not need any rendering backend at all, this feature should be disabled by default. As the `vello` crate is reexported from the root, a `wgpu` passthrough feature is provided so that users can turn it back on without explicitly depending on `vello` in their crate dependencies.
…feature (#10) linebender/vello#359 made `wgpu` an optional but default dependency/feature, but any crate using `vello_svg` will be forced to opt in to `wgpu` due to not disabling the default here. Since `vello_svg` does not need any rendering backend at all, this feature should be disabled by default. As the `vello` crate is reexported from the root, a `vello-wgpu` passthrough feature is provided so that users can turn it back on without explicitly depending on `vello` in their crate dependencies. Same change as linebender/velato#17.
#10) linebender/vello#359 made `wgpu` an optional but default dependency/feature, but any crate using `vello_svg` will be forced to opt in to `wgpu` due to not disabling the default here. Since `vello_svg` does not need any rendering backend at all, this feature should be disabled by default. As the `vello` crate is reexported from the root, a `vello-wgpu` passthrough feature is provided so that users can turn it back on without explicitly depending on `vello` in their crate dependencies. Same change as linebender/velato#17.
This turns
wgpu
into an optional dependency that's default enabled.In our project we're not using
wgpu
as the renderer so interop-ing with this library is a bit trick, but I think I've find a way that would work for us. We can take the pre-recorded command bufferRecording
and convert it to our own abstraction.As for the shaders, we can use naga and patch files to make them work in our environment.
@raphlinus We disccussed various ways of going about this problem some time ago, but I think this wouldn't be too intrusive on either of our projects. If it is, let me know.