[Mesa-dev] [PATCH shader-db] Drop Orbital Explorer shader.
Kenneth Graunke
kenneth at whitecape.org
Thu Jun 22 19:32:08 UTC 2017
The upstream version of Orbital Explorer doesn't run on Mesa drivers,
as it (unnecessarily) requests a compatibility profile on non-Apple
OSes, and suffers from GLEW bugs. I sent a pull request two years ago
to port it to libepoxy and get it running on Mesa drivers, but it was
never accepted.
The author eventually emailed me and said that he considers it a
"finished experiment" and said the rendering method (geometry shader
based approach) is inefficient, and he intends to fully rewrite it
someday.
Since this is not representative of typical geometry shaders, and
the project is effectively dead, we may as well remove it.
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shaders/orbital_explorer.shader_test | 619 -----------------------------------
1 file changed, 619 deletions(-)
delete mode 100644 shaders/orbital_explorer.shader_test
diff --git a/shaders/orbital_explorer.shader_test b/shaders/orbital_explorer.shader_test
deleted file mode 100644
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--- a/shaders/orbital_explorer.shader_test
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-# Shader_runner test illustrating slow compilation of geometry shaders
-# in mesa/i965.
-#
-# I've made the following changes from the original shaders:
-# - Change shaderDepth from a texture to a uniform float
-#
-# The shaders in this test come from
-# https://github.com/bjthinks/orbital-explorer, which contains this
-# copyright notice:
-#
-# This file is part of the Electron Orbital Explorer. The Electron
-# Orbital Explorer is distributed under the Simplified BSD License
-# (also called the "BSD 2-Clause License"), in hopes that these
-# rendering techniques might be used by other programmers in
-# applications such as scientific visualization, video gaming, and so
-# on. If you find value in this software and use its technologies for
-# another purpose, I would love to hear back from you at bjthinks (at)
-# gmail (dot) com. If you improve this software and agree to release
-# your modifications under the below license, I encourage you to fork
-# the development tree on github and push your modifications. The
-# Electron Orbital Explorer's development URL is:
-# https://github.com/bjthinks/orbital-explorer
-# (This paragraph is not part of the software license and may be
-# removed.)
-#
-# Copyright (c) 2013, Brian W. Johnson
-# All rights reserved.
-#
-# Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
-# modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions
-# are met:
-#
-# + Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright
-# notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
-#
-# + Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright
-# notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in
-# the documentation and/or other materials provided with the
-# distribution.
-#
-# THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS
-# "AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT
-# LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS
-# FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE
-# COPYRIGHT HOLDER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT,
-# INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING,
-# BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES;
-# LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER
-# CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT
-# LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN
-# ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE
-# POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
-
-[require]
-GLSL >= 1.50
-
-[vertex shader]
-#version 150
-
-uniform mat4 modelViewProjMatrix;
-
-in vec4 position;
-in vec3 rim;
-out vec4 inverted_position;
-out vec3 integrand;
-
-// Note sure what this transform is called, but since doing it twice
-// gives back the original vector, we'll call it a "vector inverse"
-// for now.
-// (x, y, z, w) --> (x/w, y/w, z/w, 1/w)
-vec4 vector_inverse(vec4 a)
-{
- float w = a.w;
- a.w = 1.0;
- a /= w;
- return a;
-}
-
-// Calculate the position and inverted position of the vertex, setting
-// the output varyings "gl_Position" and "inverted_position".
-void calculate_position()
-{
- vec4 pos = modelViewProjMatrix * position;
- gl_Position = pos;
- inverted_position = vector_inverse(pos);
-}
-
-// Apply brightness adjustment and color rotation to the input color,
-// setting the output varying "integrand" to transformed color
-// coordinates that are sensible to integrate.
-void calculate_color()
-{
- integrand = rim;
-}
-
-void main(void)
-{
- calculate_position();
- calculate_color();
-}
-
-
-[geometry shader]
-#version 150
-
-layout(lines_adjacency) in;
-layout(triangle_strip,max_vertices=21) out;
-
-uniform vec2 nearfar;
-
-in vec4 inverted_position[4];
-in vec3 integrand[4];
-
-noperspective out float one_over_w_front;
-noperspective out float one_over_w_back;
-noperspective out vec3 integrand_over_w_front;
-noperspective out vec3 integrand_over_w_back;
-noperspective out vec2 texPosition;
-
-void swap4(inout vec4 a, inout vec4 b)
-{
- vec4 temp = a;
- a = b;
- b = temp;
-}
-
-void swap3(inout vec3 a, inout vec3 b)
-{
- vec3 temp = a;
- a = b;
- b = temp;
-}
-
-void outputVertex(vec4 nfront, vec4 nback, vec3 ifront, vec3 iback)
-{
- one_over_w_front = nfront.w;
- one_over_w_back = nback.w;
- integrand_over_w_front = ifront * nfront.w;
- integrand_over_w_back = iback * nback.w;
- gl_Position = vec4(nfront.xy, 0.0, 1.0);
- texPosition = (nfront.xy + 1.0) / 2.0;
- EmitVertex();
-}
-
-void outputSimpleVertex(vec4 n, vec3 i)
-{
- one_over_w_front = one_over_w_back = n.w;
- integrand_over_w_front = integrand_over_w_back = i * n.w;
- gl_Position = vec4(n.xy, 0.0, 1.0);
- texPosition = (n.xy + 1.0) / 2.0;
- EmitVertex();
-}
-
-void good_case(vec4 n0, vec4 n1, vec4 n2, vec4 n3,
- vec3 i0, vec3 i1, vec3 i2, vec3 i3)
-{
- // We need the point on the big face that intersects the middle point
- // in screen cooordinates. To do this, we need to solve the following
- // system of equations in the xy plane:
- // n0 = n1 + t (n2 - n1) + u (n3 - n1)
- // Rearranging, we get:
- // (n2 - n1) t + (n3 - n1) u = n0 - n1
- // Which we write abstractly as:
- // A * X = B, where
- mat2 A = mat2((n2 - n1).xy, (n3 - n1).xy);
- vec2 B = (n0 - n1).xy;
- vec2 X = inverse(A) * B;
- float t = X[0];
- float u = X[1];
- vec4 weighted_x1 = n1 * (1 - t - u);
- vec4 weighted_x2 = n2 * t;
- vec4 weighted_x3 = n3 * u;
- vec4 ny = weighted_x1 + weighted_x2 + weighted_x3;
- vec3 iy = weighted_x1.w * i1 + weighted_x2.w * i2 + weighted_x3.w * i3;
- iy /= ny.w;
- if (n0.z > ny.z) {
- swap4(n0, ny);
- swap3(i0, iy);
- }
-
- // Draw three triangles.
- // x[1] - x[2] - y
- outputSimpleVertex(n1, i1);
- outputSimpleVertex(n2, i2);
- outputVertex(n0, ny, i0, iy);
-
- // x[2] - y - x[3]
- outputSimpleVertex(n3, i3);
-
- // y - x[3] - x[1]
- outputSimpleVertex(n1, i1);
- EndPrimitive();
-}
-
-void bad_case(vec4 n0, vec4 n1, vec4 n2, vec4 n3,
- vec3 i0, vec3 i1, vec3 i2, vec3 i3)
-{
- // Compute the intersection point of segment 01 with segment 23
- // We need to solve this system of equations in the xy plane:
- // n0 + t (n1 - n0) = n2 + u (n3 - n2)
- // which, by algebra, is:
- // (n1 - n0) t + (n2 - n3) u = n2 - n0
- // Which we will write abstractly as:
- // A * X = B
- // Note that doing this calculation with x[].n instead of x[].v
- // will give us correct x, y, z values regardless of w.
- mat2 A = mat2((n1 - n0).xy, (n2 - n3).xy);
- vec2 B = (n2 - n0).xy;
- vec2 X = inverse(A) * B; // NOTE: need to handle ill-conditioned case
- float t = X[0];
- float u = X[1];
-
- // We get two answers; one is the point on the front edge which
- // appears to intersect the back edge in screen coordinates, and
- // the other is the point on the back edge which appears to inter-
- // sect the front edge in screen coordinates. We don't know which
- // is which, but we can tell the difference by looking at the z
- // values.
- // The two intersection points are:
- vec4 weighted_x0 = n0 * (1 - t);
- vec4 weighted_x1 = n1 * t;
- vec4 ny0 = weighted_x0 + weighted_x1;
- vec3 iy0 = weighted_x0.w * i0 + weighted_x1.w * i1;
- iy0 /= ny0.w;
-
- vec4 weighted_x2 = n2 * (1 - u);
- vec4 weighted_x3 = n3 * u;
- vec4 ny1 = weighted_x2 + weighted_x3;
- vec3 iy1 = weighted_x2.w * i2 + weighted_x3.w * i3;
- iy1 /= ny1.w;
-
- // Make sure y0 is front and y1 is back
- if (ny0.z > ny1.z) {
- swap4(ny0, ny1);
- swap3(iy0, iy1);
- }
-
- // Draw four triangles.
- // x[0] - x[2] - y
- outputSimpleVertex(n0, i0);
- outputSimpleVertex(n2, i2);
- outputVertex(ny0, ny1, iy0, iy1);
-
- // x[2] - y - x[1]
- outputSimpleVertex(n1, i1);
-
- // A null triangle: y - x[1] - y
- outputVertex(ny0, ny1, iy0, iy1);
-
- // x[1] - y - x[3]
- outputSimpleVertex(n3, i3);
-
- // y - x[3] - x[0]
- outputSimpleVertex(n0, i0);
- EndPrimitive();
-}
-
-// Return +/- 1, depending on the orientation of triangle a -> b -> c
-// in the xy plane (ignoring z and w)
-float triangle_orientation(vec4 a, vec4 b, vec4 c)
-{
- vec2 ab = b.xy - a.xy;
- vec2 ac = c.xy - a.xy;
- return sign(ab.x * ac.y - ab.y * ac.x);
-}
-
-void handle_tetrahedron(vec4 n0, vec4 n1, vec4 n2, vec4 n3,
- vec3 i0, vec3 i1, vec3 i2, vec3 i3)
-{
- // For each face of the tetrahedron, an orientation on that face
- // is induced by the orientation of the input tetrahedron. Compute
- // whether those orientations are equal to or opposite from the
- // orientation in screen coordinates.
- // The orientation will be the same for front faces and reversed
- // for back faces (or vice versa, depending on whether the
- // tetrahedron is left or right handed).
- // Surprisingly, we DON'T need to know the handedness of the input
- // tetrahedron for our rendering calculations!
- // The induced orientations are:
- // Face 0: 3 -> 2 -> 1
- float orient0 = triangle_orientation(n3, n2, n1);
- // Face 1: 0 -> 2 -> 3
- float orient1 = triangle_orientation(n0, n2, n3);
- // Face 2: 3 -> 1 -> 0
- float orient2 = triangle_orientation(n3, n1, n0);
- // Face 3: 0 -> 1 -> 2
- float orient3 = triangle_orientation(n0, n1, n2);
-
- float orient01 = orient0 * orient1;
- float orient23 = orient2 * orient3;
- float orient = orient01 * orient23;
-
- // For now, discard tetrahedra where a face is seen exactly edge-on.
- // The sign() function should return 0.0 in that case, but exercise
- // an abundance of caution with floating point math.
- if (orient > -0.5 && orient < 0.5)
- return;
-
- // We call a tetrahedron good if its projection onto the canvas
- // has a triangular convex hull with one vertex in the interior.
- // It is conversely bad if the convex hull is a quadrilateral.
- // A tetrahedron is good iff an odd number of faces have flipped
- // orientation, i.e. there are either three front and one rear
- // faces or vice versa.
- bool good = orient < 0.;
-
- if (good) {
- // The vertex in the center is the one whose orientN value is
- // of a different sign. Figure out the majority sign and which
- // vertex is in the middle.
- if (orient01 > 0.) {
- // 0 and 1 have the same sign; either 2 or 3 is opposite
- float majority = orient0;
- if (orient2 * majority < 0.) {
- swap4(n0, n2);
- swap3(i0, i2);
- } else {
- swap4(n0, n3);
- swap3(i0, i3);
- }
- } else {
- // 2 and 3 have the same sign; either 0 or 1 is opposite
- float majority = orient2;
- if (orient0 * majority < 0.)
- ;
- else {
- swap4(n0, n1);
- swap3(i0, i1);
- }
- }
-
- good_case(n0, n1, n2, n3,
- i0, i1, i2, i3);
-
- } else {
- float orient02 = orient0 * orient2;
-
- // We assume here that two of the orientations are positive, and
- // two are negative. The other possibility, that all four have
- // the same sign, would indicate an error; it's unclear if that
- // can happen at all, but it's probably worth checking for.
- if (orient01 > 0. && orient23 > 0. && orient02 > 0.)
- return;
-
- // Reorder so that vertices 0 and 1 have the same sign
- if (orient01 > 0.)
- // 0 and 1 already match, do nothng
- ;
- else if (orient02 > 0.) {
- // 0 and 2 match, so swap 1 with 2
- swap4(n1, n2);
- swap3(i1, i2);
- } else {
- // 0 and 3 match, so swap 1 with 3
- swap4(n1, n3);
- swap3(i1, i3);
- }
-
- bad_case(n0, n1, n2, n3, i0, i1, i2, i3);
- }
-}
-
-vec4 vector_inverse(vec4 a)
-{
- float w = a.w;
- a.w = 1.0;
- a /= w;
- return a;
-}
-
-void intersect_nearclip(out vec4 nc, out vec3 ic,
- vec4 px, vec3 ix, vec4 py, vec3 iy)
-{
- float near = nearfar[0];
- float t = (near - py.w) / (px.w - py.w);
- nc = vector_inverse(t * px + (1-t) * py);
- ic = t * ix + (1-t) * iy;
-}
-
-void main(void)
-{
- vec4 p0 = gl_in[0].gl_Position;
- vec4 p1 = gl_in[1].gl_Position;
- vec4 p2 = gl_in[2].gl_Position;
- vec4 p3 = gl_in[3].gl_Position;
-
- // Number of vertices clipped by the near plane
- int num_clipped = 0;
-
- // Count how many vertices are clipped
- float near = nearfar[0];
- if (p0.w < near)
- ++num_clipped;
- if (p1.w < near)
- ++num_clipped;
- if (p2.w < near)
- ++num_clipped;
- if (p3.w < near)
- ++num_clipped;
-
- if (num_clipped == 4)
- return;
-
- vec4 n0 = inverted_position[0];
- vec4 n1 = inverted_position[1];
- vec4 n2 = inverted_position[2];
- vec4 n3 = inverted_position[3];
-
- vec3 i0 = integrand[0];
- vec3 i1 = integrand[1];
- vec3 i2 = integrand[2];
- vec3 i3 = integrand[3];
-
- if (num_clipped == 0) {
- handle_tetrahedron(n0, n1, n2, n3, i0, i1, i2, i3);
- return;
- }
-
- // Handle the near clipping plane. This is the "slow" execution path.
-
- // Move clipped vertices to the front of the array using a "sorting network"
- if (p0.w >= near && p2.w < near) {
- swap4(p0, p2);
- swap4(n0, n2);
- swap3(i0, i2);
- }
- if (p1.w >= near && p3.w < near) {
- swap4(p1, p3);
- swap4(n1, n3);
- swap3(i1, i3);
- }
- if (p0.w >= near && p1.w < near) {
- swap4(p0, p1);
- swap4(n0, n1);
- swap3(i0, i1);
- }
- if (p2.w >= near && p3.w < near) {
- swap4(p2, p3);
- swap4(n2, n3);
- swap3(i2, i3);
- }
- if (p1.w >= near && p2.w < near) {
- swap4(p1, p2);
- swap4(n1, n2);
- swap3(i1, i2);
- }
-
- switch (num_clipped) {
-
- case 1:
-
- {
- // One vertex clipped:
- // Must determine the intersections of the 0-to-i segments
- // with the near clipping plane, and construct three new tetrahedra
- // to render.
-
- vec4 n03;
- vec3 i03;
- intersect_nearclip(n03, i03, p0, i0, p3, i3);
- handle_tetrahedron(n1, n2, n3, n03,
- i1, i2, i3, i03);
-
- vec4 n02;
- vec3 i02;
- intersect_nearclip(n02, i02, p0, i0, p2, i2);
- handle_tetrahedron(n1, n2, n02, n03,
- i1, i2, i02, i03);
-
- vec4 n01;
- vec3 i01;
- intersect_nearclip(n01, i01, p0, i0, p1, i1);
- handle_tetrahedron(n1, n01, n02, n03,
- i1, i01, i02, i03);
- }
-
- return;
-
- case 2:
-
- {
- // Two vertices clipped:
- // Must determine the intersections of the (0,1)-to-(2,3) segments
- // with the near clipping plane, and construct three new tetrahedra
- // to render.
- vec4 n02;
- vec3 i02;
- intersect_nearclip(n02, i02, p0, i0, p2, i2);
-
- vec4 n12;
- vec3 i12;
- intersect_nearclip(n12, i12, p1, i1, p2, i2);
-
- handle_tetrahedron(n2, n3, n02, n12,
- i2, i3, i02, i12);
-
- vec4 n03;
- vec3 i03;
- intersect_nearclip(n03, i03, p0, i0, p3, i3);
-
- handle_tetrahedron(n3, n02, n12, n03,
- i3, i02, i12, i03);
-
- vec4 n13;
- vec3 i13;
- intersect_nearclip(n13, i13, p1, i1, p3, i3);
-
- handle_tetrahedron(n3, n12, n03, n13,
- i3, i12, i03, i13);
- }
-
- return;
-
- case 3:
-
- // Three vertices clipped:
- // Must replace 0-2 with their projections toward 3 at
- // the point they intersect the near clipping plane.
- vec4 n03;
- vec3 i03;
- intersect_nearclip(n03, i03, p0, i0, p3, i3);
-
- vec4 n13;
- vec3 i13;
- intersect_nearclip(n13, i13, p1, i1, p3, i3);
-
- vec4 n23;
- vec3 i23;
- intersect_nearclip(n23, i23, p2, i2, p3, i3);
-
- handle_tetrahedron(n03, n13, n23, n3,
- i03, i13, i23, i3);
-
- return;
-
- default:
-
- return;
-
- }
-}
-
-[fragment shader]
-#version 150
-
-noperspective in float one_over_w_front;
-noperspective in float one_over_w_back;
-noperspective in vec3 integrand_over_w_front;
-noperspective in vec3 integrand_over_w_back;
-noperspective in vec2 texPosition;
-out vec3 integratedValue;
-uniform float solidDepth; // was: uniform sampler2D solidDepth;
-uniform vec2 nearfar;
-uniform bool depth_obscuration;
-
-// Extract the w value (which is the pre-projection z value) of the
-// solid object from the depth buffer that was used in the solid
-// object rendering pass.
-float compute_solid_w()
-{
- // The depth buffer from the solid object rendering pass stores
- // something called z_w.
- float z_w = solidDepth; // was: texture(solidDepth, texPosition).x;
-
- // We also need the "near" and "far" values from the frustum matrix,
- // which are passed in as uniforms.
- float n = nearfar[0];
- float f = nearfar[1];
-
- // Also, z_d = z_c / w_c
- // From the frustum matrix,
- // z_c = -(f + n) / (f - n) * z - 2 * f * n / (f - n) * w
- // w_c = -z
- // Substituting,
- // z_d = z_c / w_c = (f + n) / (f - n) + 2 * f * n / (f - n) * w / z
- // But pre-frustum w = 1, so
- // z_d = (f + n) / (f - n) + 2 * f * n / (f - n) / z
- // z_d * (f - n) = f + n + 2 * f * n / z
- // z_d * (f - n) - f - n = 2 * f * n / z
- // z = 2 * f * n / (z_d * (f - n) - f - n)
- // w = -z = -2 * f * n / (z_d * (f - n) - f - n)
- // Substitute z_d = 2 * z_w - 1
- // w = -2 * f * n / ((2 * z_w - 1) * (f - n) - f - n)
- // Simplify RHS
- // w = -2 * f * n / (2 * z_w * (f - n) - 2 * f)
- // w = f * n / (f - z_w * (f - n))
- return f * n / (f - z_w * (f - n));
-}
-
-void main(void)
-{
- float w_front = 1.0 / one_over_w_front;
- float w_back = 1.0 / one_over_w_back;
-
- vec3 integrand_front = w_front * integrand_over_w_front;
- vec3 integrand_back = w_back * integrand_over_w_back;
-
- float solid_w = compute_solid_w();
-
- if (solid_w <= w_front)
- discard;
-
- if (solid_w < w_back) {
- float t = (solid_w - w_front) / (w_back - w_front);
- integrand_back = (1-t) * integrand_front + t * integrand_back;
- w_back = solid_w;
- }
-
- float depth = w_back - w_front;
- vec3 integrand_middle = (integrand_front + integrand_back) / 2.0;
- if (!depth_obscuration) {
- integratedValue = depth * integrand_middle;
- } else {
- // Assume the z-component of the integrand represents magnitude,
- // and calculate the falloff of all components based on its
- // integral along the line of sight.
- // TODO
- }
-}
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