Hardware rendering operations More...

Functions
bool	kodi::addon::CInstanceGame::EnableHardwareRendering (const game_hw_rendering_properties &properties)
	Callback to Kodi Function Enable hardware rendering functionality

virtual GAME_ERROR	kodi::addon::CInstanceGame::HwContextReset ()
	Invalidates the current HW context and reinitializes GPU resources.

virtual GAME_ERROR	kodi::addon::CInstanceGame::HwContextDestroy ()
	Called before the context is destroyed.

game_proc_address_t	kodi::addon::CInstanceGame::HwGetProcAddress (const char *sym)
	Callback to Kodi Function Get a symbol from the hardware context

Detailed Description

Hardware rendering operations

Hardware rendering operation parts in interface:
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Function Documentation

◆ EnableHardwareRendering()

bool kodi::addon::CInstanceGame::EnableHardwareRendering ( const game_hw_rendering_properties & properties )

inline

Callback to Kodi Function
Enable hardware rendering functionality

Returns: True if hardware rendering was enabled, false otherwise

Remarks: Only called from the add-on itself

◆ HwContextDestroy()

virtual GAME_ERROR kodi::addon::CInstanceGame::HwContextDestroy ( )

inlinevirtual

Called before the context is destroyed.

Resources can be deinitialized at this step.

Returns: The error, or GAME_ERROR_NO_ERROR if the HW context was destroyed

◆ HwContextReset()

virtual GAME_ERROR kodi::addon::CInstanceGame::HwContextReset ( )

inlinevirtual

Invalidates the current HW context and reinitializes GPU resources.

Kodi calls this once with the hardware context current after CStream has installed its handle. GetBuffer() is available during this callback. Returning an error closes the stream and calls HwContextDestroy().

Returns: The error, or GAME_ERROR_NO_ERROR if the HW context was reset

◆ HwGetProcAddress()

game_proc_address_t kodi::addon::CInstanceGame::HwGetProcAddress ( const char * sym )

inline

Callback to Kodi Function
Get a symbol from the hardware context

Parameters

[in] sym The symbol's name

Returns: A function pointer for the specified symbol