jdk/src/share/native/sun/java2d/ShaderList.h

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#ifndef ShaderList_h_Included
#define ShaderList_h_Included

#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif

#include "jni.h"
#include "jlong.h"

typedef void (ShaderDisposeFunc)(jlong programID);

/**
 * The following structures are used to maintain a list of fragment program
 * objects and their associated attributes.  Each logical shader (e.g.
 * RadialGradientPaint shader, ConvolveOp shader) can have a number of
 * different variants depending on a number of factors, such as whether
 * antialiasing is enabled or the current composite mode.  Since the number
 * of possible combinations of these factors is in the hundreds, we need
 * some way to create fragment programs on an as-needed basis, and also
 * keep them in a limited sized cache to avoid creating too many objects.
 *
 * The ShaderInfo structure keeps a reference to the fragment program's
 * handle, as well as some other values that help differentiate one ShaderInfo
 * from another.  ShaderInfos can be chained together to form a linked list.
 *
 * The ShaderList structure acts as a cache for ShaderInfos, placing
 * most-recently used items at the front, and removing items from the
 * cache when its size exceeds the "maxItems" limit.
 */
typedef struct _ShaderInfo ShaderInfo;

typedef struct {
    ShaderInfo        *head;
    ShaderDisposeFunc *dispose;
    jint              maxItems;
} ShaderList;

struct _ShaderInfo {
    ShaderInfo  *next;
    jlong       programID;
    jint        compType;
    jint        compMode;
    jint        flags;
};

void ShaderList_AddProgram(ShaderList *programList,
                           jlong programID,
                           jint compType, jint compMode,
                           jint flags);
jlong ShaderList_FindProgram(ShaderList *programList,
                             jint compType, jint compMode,
                             jint flags);
void ShaderList_Dispose(ShaderList *programList);

#ifdef __cplusplus
};
#endif

#endif /* ShaderList_h_Included */