Linked vertex and fragment shaders. More...

Classes
struct	Context
	Lifetime object when the ShaderProgram is in use. More...

Public Member Functions
	ShaderProgram (const Shader &vertex, const Shader &fragment)
	Not supported by the Direct3D 12 and Metal renderers and the Vulkan renderer on Android, which need the program's ShaderBytecode.

	ShaderProgram (const ShaderBytecode &)
	Creates the program from what jngl-shaderc has compiled it to.

	ShaderProgram (const ShaderProgram &)=delete

	ShaderProgram (ShaderProgram &&) noexcept

ShaderProgram &	operator= (const ShaderProgram &)=delete

ShaderProgram &	operator= (ShaderProgram &&) noexcept

Context	use () const

int	getAttribLocation (const std::string &name) const

int	getUniformLocation (const std::string &name) const
	Returns the location of a uniform variable for use with Context::setUniform.

Detailed Description

Linked vertex and fragment shaders.

Definition at line 18 of file ShaderProgram.hpp.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

ShaderProgram ( const ShaderBytecode & )

explicit

Creates the program from what jngl-shaderc has compiled it to.

Only supported by the Vulkan, Direct3D 12 and Metal renderers, and the bytecode has to be for the one that's compiled in.

int getUniformLocation ( const std::string & name ) const

nodiscard

Returns the location of a uniform variable for use with Context::setUniform.

The returned location is stable for the lifetime of the ShaderProgram and is typically queried once (e.g. in a constructor) and then cached.

Parameters

name	name of the uniform variable as declared in the GLSL source. Note that GLSL compilers strip away uniforms that aren't actually read by the shader, so this may fail even if the variable appears in the source.

Exceptions

std::runtime_error if no active uniform with the given name exists in the linked shader program.

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