#include <iBufferLayout.h>

Public Member Functions
	iBufferLayout ()=default

	iBufferLayout (const std::vector< iBufferLayoutEntry > &elements)

void	addElement (const iBufferLayoutEntry &element)

uint32	getStride () const

const std::vector< iBufferLayoutEntry > &	getElements () const

Detailed Description

the information on how to interpret the data in a given buffer

This is based on a great idea from https://github.com/TheCherno/Hazel

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

igor::iBufferLayout::iBufferLayout ( )

default

does nothing

igor::iBufferLayout::iBufferLayout ( const std::vector< iBufferLayoutEntry > & elements )

init layout with given layout elements

Parameters

elements given elements

void igor::iBufferLayout::addElement ( const iBufferLayoutEntry & element )

adds an element to the layout

Parameters

element the element to be added

const std::vector< iBufferLayoutEntry > & igor::iBufferLayout::getElements ( ) const

uint32_t igor::iBufferLayout::getStride ( ) const

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