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Image types
Modules§
- Contains extra image operands
Macros§
- A macro for creating SPIR-V
OpTypeImage
types. Always produces aspirv_std::image::Image<...>
type.
Structs§
- An opaque image type. Corresponds to
OpTypeImage
. - An image combined with a sampler in a single value, enabling filtered accesses of the image’s contents. Corresponds to
OpTypeSampledImage
.
Enums§
- The access permissions for the image.
- Whether the image uses arrayed content.
- The dimension of the image.
- Whether a given image contains depth information. Note Whether or not to perform depth comparisons is a property of the sampling code, not of this type.
- The underlying internal representation of the image.
- Whether the image uses arrayed content.
- Whether or not the image will be accessed in combination with a sampler.
Traits§
- This is a marker trait to represent the constraints on
OpImageGather
too complex to be represented by const generics. Specifically: - This is a marker trait to represent the constraints on
OpImageQueryLevels
andOpImageQueryLod
too complex to be represented by const generics. Specifically: - This is a marker trait to represent the constraints on
OpImageQuerySize
too complex to be represented by const generics. Specifically: - This is a marker trait to represent the constraints on
OpImageQuerySizeLod
too complex to be represented by const generics. Specifically: - Marker trait for arguments that accept a coordinate for an
crate::Image
. - Marker trait for arguments that are valid for a
crate::image::Dimensionality::SubpassData
image query. - Helper trait that defines all
*_with
methods on anImage
that use the extra image operands, such as bias or lod, defined by theSampleParams
struct. - Marker trait for arguments that accept single scalar values or vectors of scalars. Defines 2-, 3- and 4-component vector types based on the sample type.
Type Aliases§
- A cubemap, i.e. a cube of 6 textures, sampled using a direction rather than image coordinates.
- A 1d image used with a sampler.
- An array of 1d images, used with a sampler.
- A 1d image used with a sampler, containing signed integer data.
- An array of 1d images, used with a sampler, each containing signed integer data.
- A 1d image used with a sampler, containing unsigned integer data.
- An array of 1d images, used with a sampler, each containing unsigned integer data.
- A 2d image used with a sampler. This is pretty typical and probably what you want.
- An array of 2d images, used with a sampler.
- A 2d image used with a sampler, containing signed integer data.
- An array of 2d images, used with a sampler, each containing signed integer data.
- A 2d image used with a sampler, containing unsigned integer data.
- An array of 2d images, used with a sampler, each containing unsigned integer data.
- A 3d image used with a sampler.
- An array of 3d images, used with a sampler.
- A 3d image used with a sampler, containing signed integer data.
- An array of 3d images, used with a sampler, each containing signed integer data.
- A 3d image used with a sampler, containing unsigned integer data.
- An array of 3d images, used with a sampler, each containing unsigned integer data.
- A 1d storage image, directly accessed, without using a sampler.
- A 1d storage image, directly accessed without a sampler, containing signed integer data.
- A 1d storage image, directly accessed without a sampler, containing unsigned integer data.
- A 2d storage image, directly accessed, without using a sampler.
- A 2d storage image, directly accessed without a sampler, containing signed integer data.
- A 2d storage image, directly accessed without a sampler, containing unsigned integer data.
- A 3d storage image, directly accessed, without using a sampler.
- A 3d storage image, directly accessed without a sampler, containing signed integer data.
- A 3d storage image, directly accessed without a sampler, containing unsigned integer data.