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//! WebGlitz is a low level graphics framework for the web build on top of WebGL 2 through
//! [wasm-bindgen](https://github.com/rustwasm/wasm-bindgen). It intends to be easier to use by
//! providing a more declarative interface (as opposed to WebGL's very procedural and stateful
//! interface) that is memory safe and does not expose undefined behaviour.
//!
//! # Execution model
//!
//! WebGlitz uses a stateless computation-as-data model, where rather than calling functions that
//! directly cause an effect, you instead construct "task" values. Only when this task is submitted
//! will it produce its effects. See the documentation for the [task] module for details on how
//! tasks are constructed by combining commands and on how tasks are submitted to a runtime.
//!
//! # Runtimes
//!
//! WebGlitz currently only implements a single threaded runtime, see [runtime::single_threaded].
//! With this runtime, tasks may only be submitted from the same thread as the thread in which the
//! runtime was initialized. Submitting a task to the single threaded runtime typically does not
//! result in dynamic dispatch (unless the task involves waiting on a GPU fence), which should
//! mostly make the task model a zero/low cost abstraction when used with this runtime.
//!
//! The task model should also make is possible to implement a thread-safe runtime, where tasks
//! may also be submitted from other threads/(web-)workers. This is currently not yet implemented
//! pending further details on WASM threads/workers and their implementation in wasm-bindgen.
//! Submitting a task to this runtime will always involve dynamic dispatch, which may impose a
//! (slight) performance cost on a task. However, it may also allow you to spread the work involved
//! in task construction across multiple threads. How this trade-off affects overall performance
//! will depend on your application.

#![feature(
    coerce_unsized,
    const_generics,
    fn_traits,
    slice_index_methods,
    unboxed_closures,
    unsize
)]

pub mod derive {
    pub use web_glitz_macros::{
        InterfaceBlock, InterfaceBlockComponent, Resources, TransformFeedback, Vertex,
    };
}

pub mod buffer;
pub mod image;
pub mod pipeline;
pub mod render_pass;
pub mod render_target;
pub mod runtime;
pub mod sampler;
pub mod std140;
pub mod task;

mod util;