RenderCore::ResourceList< Type, Count > Class Template Reference

Used by the Metal interface to set many objects at once More...

#include <Resource.h>

Classes
struct	Utility< 0, WriteTo, Tuple >

Public Member Functions
	ResourceList (const std::initializer_list< const Type * > &initializers)
	ResourceList (unsigned offset, const std::initializer_list< const Type * > &initializers)
template<typename Tuple >
	ResourceList (const Tuple &initializers)
template<typename Tuple >
	ResourceList (unsigned offset, const Tuple &initializers)

Public Attributes
Type::UnderlyingType	_buffers [Count]
unsigned	_startingPoint

Detailed Description

template<typename Type, int Count>
class RenderCore::ResourceList< Type, Count >

Used by the Metal interface to set many objects at once

Some of the "RenderCore::Metal" interface functions allow the client to bind many of the same type of object to the pipeline, at the same time. For example, we might want to set multiple Metal::ShaderResourceView.

Normally, ResourceList is constructed with MakeResourceList.

For example:

@code 
        RenderCore::Metal::DeviceContext& context = ...;
        RenderCore::Metal::ShaderResourceView& redTexture = ...;
        RenderCore::Metal::ShaderResourceView& blueTexture = ...;

            // Set redTexture and blueTexture to pixel shader texture slots
            // zero and one:
        context.BindPS(MakeResourceList(redTexture, blueTexture));

            // Set redTexture and blueTexture to vertex shader texture slots
            // 10 and 11
        context.BindVS(MakeResourceList(10, redTexture, blueTexture));
    \endcode

See also

RenderCore::MakeResourceList

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• RenderCore/Resource.h