Expand description
Smart pointer handle to an image object.
Also contains information about the object.
Deref behavior
Image automatically dereferences to vk::Image (via the Deref trait), so you can
call vk::Image’s methods on a value of type Image. To avoid name clashes with vk::Image’s
methods, the methods of Image itself are associated functions, called using
fully qualified syntax:
let prev = Image::access(&my_image, AccessType::AnyShaderWrite);Fields
info: ImageInfoInformation used to create this object.
name: Option<String>A name for debugging purposes.
Implementations
sourceimpl Image
impl Image
sourcepub fn create(
device: &Arc<Device>,
info: impl Into<ImageInfo>
) -> Result<Self, DriverError>
pub fn create(
device: &Arc<Device>,
info: impl Into<ImageInfo>
) -> Result<Self, DriverError>
Creates a new image on the given device.
Examples
Basic usage:
let info = ImageInfo::new_2d(vk::Format::R8G8B8A8_UNORM, 32, 32, vk::ImageUsageFlags::SAMPLED);
let image = Image::create(&device, info)?;
assert_ne!(*image, vk::Image::null());
assert_eq!(image.info.width, 32);
assert_eq!(image.info.height, 32);sourcepub fn access(this: &Self, next_access: AccessType) -> AccessType
pub fn access(this: &Self, next_access: AccessType) -> AccessType
Keeps track of some next_access which affects this object.
Returns the previous access for which a pipeline barrier should be used to prevent data corruption.
Note
Used to maintain object state when passing a Screen 13-created vk::Image handle to
external code such as Ash or Erupt bindings.
Examples
Basic usage:
// Initially we want to "Read Other"
let next = AccessType::AnyShaderReadOther;
let prev = Image::access(&my_image, next);
assert_eq!(prev, AccessType::Nothing);
// External code may now "Read Other"; no barrier required
// Subsequently we want to "Write"
let next = AccessType::FragmentShaderWrite;
let prev = Image::access(&my_image, next);
assert_eq!(prev, AccessType::AnyShaderReadOther);
// A barrier on "Read Other" before "Write" is required!