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#include <Corrade/Containers/GrowableArray.h>
#include <Corrade/Containers/StringView.h>
#include <Corrade/Utility/Debug.h>

#include "Magnum/Magnum.h"
#include "Magnum/Vk/Implementation/DriverWorkaround.h"

namespace Magnum { namespace Vk { namespace Implementation {

namespace {

using namespace Containers::Literals;

/* Search the code for the following strings to see where they are implemented */
constexpr Containers::StringView KnownWorkarounds[]{
/* [workarounds] */
/* For layered image copies, SwiftShader (5.0? the version reporting is messy)
   expects the layer offsets/counts to be included as second/third dimension of
   the image offset/extent instead. Actually, having the Vulkan API contain
   just 3D offset and extent with no layer offset/count would make more sense
   to me as well -- the last dimension can be either in the offset/extent or
   layer offset/count, but never in both, so the extra fields feel redundant.
   Or maybe it's reserving space for layered 3D images? */
"swiftshader-image-copy-extent-instead-of-layers"_s,

/* Multi-entrypoint SPIR-V modules that use the same location indices for
   vertex outputs and fragment outputs (for example passing interpolated vertex
   color through location 0 and having fragment output at location 0 as well)
   will cause the fragment output to be always zero. Happens only when such a
   multi-entrypoint SPIR-V module is used for the vertex shader, doesn't happen
   with single-entrypoint modules. The fix is remapping the vertex/fragment
   interface to not use the same location IDs as the fragment output. That
   however causes SwiftShader to complain about zero format in the now-unused
   location 0 such as

    SwiftShader/src/Vulkan/VkFormat.cpp:1351 WARNING: UNSUPPORTED: Format: 0
    SwiftShader/src/Pipeline/VertexRoutine.cpp:494 WARNING: UNSUPPORTED: stream.format 0

   but apart from this noise everything works as expected. */
"swiftshader-spirv-multi-entrypoint-conflicting-locations"_s,
/* [workarounds] */
};

/* I could use std::find(), right? Well, it'd be a whole lot more typing and
   an #include <algorithm> *and* #include <iterator> or whatever as well,
   because apparently ONE CAN'T GET std::begin() / std::end() without including
   tens thousands lines of irrelevant shit, FFS.

   Also the comparison to array end to discover if it wasn't found is just a
   useless verbose crap shit as well, so we'll do better here and return a null
   view instead.

   Moreover, based on the experience with GL, I don't expect there being too
   many workarounds used heavily (10 at most, maybe?) so I won't bother with
   some binary search, which needs extra testing effort. */
Containers::StringView findWorkaround(Containers::StringView workaround) {
    for(Containers::StringView i: KnownWorkarounds)
        if(workaround == i) return i;
    return {};
}

}

void disableWorkaround(Containers::Array<std::pair<Containers::StringView, bool>>& encounteredWorkarounds, const Containers::StringView workaround) {
    /* Find the workaround. Note that we'll add the found view to the array
       and not the passed view, as the found view is guaranteed to stay in
       scope */
    Containers::StringView found = findWorkaround(workaround);

    /* Ignore unknown workarounds */
    /** @todo this will probably cause false positives when both GL and Vulkan
        is used together? */
    if(found.isEmpty()) {
        Warning{} << "Vk: unknown workaround" << workaround;
        return;
    }

    arrayAppend(encounteredWorkarounds, Containers::InPlaceInit, found, true);
}

Containers::Array<std::pair<Containers::StringView, bool>> disableAllWorkarounds() {
    Containers::Array<std::pair<Containers::StringView, bool>> encounteredWorkarounds;
    for(Containers::StringView i: KnownWorkarounds)
        arrayAppend(encounteredWorkarounds, Containers::InPlaceInit, i, true);
    return encounteredWorkarounds;
}

bool isDriverWorkaroundDisabled(Containers::Array<std::pair<Containers::StringView, bool>>& encounteredWorkarounds, const Containers::StringView workaround) {
    /* Find the workaround. Note that we'll add the found view to the array
       and not the passed view, as the found view is guaranteed to stay in
       scope */
    Containers::StringView found = findWorkaround(workaround);
    CORRADE_INTERNAL_ASSERT(!found.isEmpty());

    /* If the workaround was already asked for or disabled, return its state,
       otherwise add it to the list as used one. Here we again cheat a bit and
       compare just data pointers instead of the whole string as we store only
       the views in the KnownWorkarounds list. */
    for(const auto& i: encounteredWorkarounds)
        if(i.first.data() == found.data()) return i.second;
    arrayAppend(encounteredWorkarounds, Containers::InPlaceInit, found, false);
    return false;
}

}}}