Struct wgpu_core::device::resource::Device

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pub struct Device<A: HalApi> { /* private fields */ }
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Structure describing a logical device. Some members are internally mutable, stored behind mutexes.

TODO: establish clear order of locking for these: life_tracker, trackers, render_passes, pending_writes, trace.

Currently, the rules are:

  1. life_tracker is locked after hub.devices, enforced by the type system
  2. self.trackers is locked last (unenforced)
  3. self.trace is locked last (unenforced)

Right now avoid locking twice same resource or registry in a call execution and minimize the locking to the minimum scope possible Unless otherwise specified, no lock may be acquired while holding another lock. This means that you must inspect function calls made while a lock is held to see what locks the callee may try to acquire.

As far as this point: device_maintain_ids locks Device::lifetime_tracker, and calls… triage_suspected locks Device::trackers, and calls… Registry::unregister locks Registry::storage

Important: When locking pending_writes please check that trackers is not locked trackers should be locked only when needed for the shortest time possible

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impl<A: HalApi> Device<A>

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pub fn is_valid(&self) -> bool

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pub fn get_queue(&self) -> Option<Arc<Queue<A>>>

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pub fn set_queue(&self, queue: Arc<Queue<A>>)

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pub fn create_buffer_from_hal( self: &Arc<Self>, hal_buffer: A::Buffer, desc: &BufferDescriptor<'_>, ) -> Buffer<A>

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pub fn create_validator(self: &Arc<Self>, flags: ValidationFlags) -> Validator

Create a validator with the given validation flags.

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impl<A: HalApi> Debug for Device<A>

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl<A: HalApi> Drop for Device<A>

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fn drop(&mut self)

Executes the destructor for this type. Read more

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impl<A> !Freeze for Device<A>

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impl<A> !RefUnwindSafe for Device<A>

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impl<A> Send for Device<A>

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impl<A> Sync for Device<A>

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impl<A> Unpin for Device<A>
where <A as Api>::Device: Unpin, <A as Api>::Buffer: Unpin, <A as Api>::Queue: Unpin, <A as Api>::Fence: Unpin, <A as Api>::CommandEncoder: Unpin, A: Unpin, <A as Api>::CommandBuffer: Unpin,

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impl<A> !UnwindSafe for Device<A>

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where T: 'static + ?Sized,

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