mitch030504--Wiicompiled_VR_Frame/aurora-main/include/aurora/gfx.h

#ifndef AURORA_GFX_H
#define AURORA_GFX_H

#ifdef __cplusplus
#include <cstddef>
#include <cstdint>

extern "C" {
#else
#include "stddef.h"
#include "stdint.h"
#endif

#ifndef NDEBUG
#define AURORA_GFX_DEBUG_GROUPS
#endif

void aurora_push_debug_group(const char* label);
void aurora_pop_debug_group();

typedef struct {
  uint32_t queuedPipelines;
  uint32_t createdPipelines;
  uint32_t drawCallCount;
  uint32_t mergedDrawCallCount;
  uint32_t lastVertSize;
  uint32_t lastUniformSize;
  uint32_t lastIndexSize;
  uint32_t lastStorageSize;
  uint32_t lastTextureUploadSize;
  uint32_t presentedFrameCount;
  uint32_t interpolatedFrameCount;
} AuroraStats;

typedef struct {
  uint64_t totalPresentCount;
  uint32_t sampleCount;
  double framesPerSecond;
  double averageFrameTimeMs;
  double p95FrameTimeMs;
  double jitterMs;
  // framesPerSecond with duplicated presentation slots scaled out, so this is the rate of frames
  // that carried new motion. Equal to framesPerSecond when every slot replayed real interpolation.
  double effectiveFramesPerSecond;
} AuroraPresentTiming;

const AuroraStats* aurora_get_stats();
void aurora_get_present_timing(AuroraPresentTiming* timing);

// Interpolation health: the per-frame fields describe the last sealed frame, the counters
// accumulate since it was configured. This answers "output FPS dropped but the game held 60".
typedef struct {
  uint32_t targetFps;          // configured target, 0 when interpolation is off
  uint32_t targetSamples;      // slots the pacing controller currently aims for
  uint32_t activeSamples;      // slots latched for the latest sealed frame
  uint32_t candidates;         // perspective draws in the latest sealed frame
  uint32_t matchable;          // candidates whose identity also existed last frame
  uint32_t matches;            // draws matched to the previous frame
  uint32_t eligible;           // latest frame inserted interpolated slots
  uint32_t replaySafe;         // latest frame could replay its command stream
  uint64_t framesSealed;
  uint64_t framesLowMatch;
  uint64_t framesReplayUnsafe;
  uint64_t slotReductions;
  uint64_t lateSealDrops;
} AuroraFrameInterpolationDiagnostics;

void aurora_get_frame_interpolation_diagnostics(AuroraFrameInterpolationDiagnostics* diagnostics);

// Generates transform-interpolated perspective frames between consecutive 60 Hz logical frames.
// Supported targets are 0 (off), 120, 180 and 240. Guest simulation and VI timing are unchanged.
void aurora_set_frame_interpolation_fps(uint32_t targetFps);
uint32_t aurora_get_frame_interpolation_fps();

// Independent from desktop interpolation: replay captured race transforms at
// each headset deadline, leaving guest simulation and VI timing at 60 Hz.
void aurora_set_stereo_frame_interpolation(bool enabled);
bool aurora_get_stereo_frame_interpolation();

// Newly encountered GX pipelines compile on the bounded worker queue. Draws whose pipeline is not
// ready are skipped rather than stalling submission, and pick it up once compilation finishes.
void aurora_set_skip_unready_pipelines(bool enabled);
bool aurora_get_skip_unready_pipelines();
uint32_t aurora_get_queued_pipeline_count();

// Controls whether display copies bypass the Wii's vertical copy filter.
void aurora_set_disable_copy_filter(bool disabled);
bool aurora_get_disable_copy_filter();

// Immersive (stereo) replay EFB controls, both enabled by default, and both
// live: they take effect on the next frame with no restart.
//
// stop_at_display_copy ends each eye's replay at the frame's final GXCopyDisp,
// so an eye holds exactly the image the game presented. skip_copy_clears drops
// the EFB reset a GX copy performs after copying, which on the Wii prepares the
// reused EFB for the next frame but on a per-frame eye attachment only erases
// the replay. Disable either to compare against the raw replay.
void aurora_set_stereo_stop_at_display_copy(bool enabled);
bool aurora_get_stereo_stop_at_display_copy();
void aurora_set_stereo_skip_copy_clears(bool enabled);
bool aurora_get_stereo_skip_copy_clears();

// Places orthographic GX draws (menus, HUD, 2D overlays) on a fixed virtual
// screen during immersive replay instead of stretching them across the whole
// eye viewport. The screen hangs `distance` world units straight ahead of the
// game camera and is `width` world units across, its height following the
// aspect ratio the game is presenting at. It stays put in the camera's frame,
// so looking around moves the view across it rather than dragging it along.
// Also live; a cleared flag or a non-positive size leaves 2D content on its
// recorded GX transforms.
void aurora_set_stereo_hud_screen(bool enabled, float width, float distance);
bool aurora_get_stereo_hud_screen_enabled();

// Aspect ratios behind the most recent headset frame's 2D content, for mapping a
// point on a virtual screen back onto the game picture (the VR Wii Remote
// pointer). `pictureAspect` is the game picture's width over height, which the
// immersive HUD screen's height follows; `snapshotAspect` is the desktop
// presentation image's, which the virtual-screen eye texture letterboxes and
// the picture is letterboxed inside. False until a headset frame was encoded.
// Safe to call from any thread.
bool aurora_get_stereo_screen_aspects(float* pictureAspect, float* snapshotAspect);

// What the desktop window shows while a headset is being fed. NORMAL leaves the
// ordinary mono presentation untouched, the eye views mirror what the headset is
// actually displaying, and NONE presents a black window. Live, and only
// consulted while a stereo frame provider is supplying frames.
// When a frame has no new XR packet, eye views retain the previous eye image
// instead of falling back to the ordinary desktop view.
//
// A menu frame reaches the headset as a virtual screen carrying the very mono
// image the desktop already shows, so there is no distinct eye view to mirror:
// every eye choice presents that same image there, and only NONE differs.
//
// Interpolated presentation slots are encoded before the frame's eyes are
// rendered, so under an eye choice they mirror the previous frame's eyes while
// the real slot mirrors the current one.
typedef enum {
  AURORA_STEREO_MIRROR_NORMAL = 0,
  AURORA_STEREO_MIRROR_BOTH_EYES = 1,
  AURORA_STEREO_MIRROR_LEFT_EYE = 2,
  AURORA_STEREO_MIRROR_RIGHT_EYE = 3,
  AURORA_STEREO_MIRROR_NONE = 4,
} AuroraStereoMirrorView;
void aurora_set_stereo_mirror_view(AuroraStereoMirrorView view);
AuroraStereoMirrorView aurora_get_stereo_mirror_view();

// Guest-RAM write tracking. `generation` changes whenever guest RAM covering a host range was
// written (or returns AURORA_GUEST_WRITE_UNTRACKED); `notify` reports writes aurora made itself.
#define AURORA_GUEST_WRITE_UNTRACKED UINT64_MAX
typedef uint64_t (*AuroraGuestWriteGenerationCallback)(const void* hostPtr, size_t size);
typedef void (*AuroraGuestWriteNotifyCallback)(const void* hostPtr, size_t size);
void aurora_set_guest_write_hooks(AuroraGuestWriteGenerationCallback generation,
                                  AuroraGuestWriteNotifyCallback notify);

#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif

#endif