Allow adding debug annotations to OpenGL objects. #1930
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… GPU zones to achieve functionality very similar to Tracy, but on the GPU. V2
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The semantics changed slightly. Lua side should check if |
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@Beherith pls have a look |
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Co-authored-by: sprunk <[email protected]>
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Have you tried integrating the native Tracy GPU Profiling? |
| * @param objectTypeIdentifier GLenum Specifies the type of object being labeled. | ||
| * @param objectID GLuint Specifies the name or ID of the object to label. | ||
| * @param label string A string containing the label to be assigned to the object. | ||
| * @treturn nil |
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@return here (or just don't document a nil return?)
| /*** Gets the OpenGL Buffer ID | ||
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| * @function VBO:GetID | ||
| * @treturn number buffer ID |
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Should be:
@return number bufferID
Because @return <type> <name> [Optional description.].
It's a bit odd that returns get names, but that's the standard. I think it helps in multi-return cases.
GPU profiling is very different from CPU, and glDebugGroup is the standard there. NSight graphics gives you a much finer view over the performance counters within the GPU than tracy can, and gives more insight into optimization opportunities. |
As well as defining GPU zones to achieve functionality very similar to Tracy, but on the GPU. V2