Step Forwards: first appearance of a variable must have "before" = {}
Step Forwards: not-first appearance of a variable "before" must equal currently known value
Step Backwards: first appearance of a variable must have "after" = {}
Step Backwards: not-first appearance of a variable "after" must equal currently known value
* For very large shader symbol stores especially those on network drives, the
bad behaviour that PIX has to recursively search all possible subdirectories
and enumerate all files can be really slow. Most of the time a file is
identified by its hash filename and looked up directly - if that isn't a hit,
in many cases users would rather a fast exit to having no symbols.
* When they're 'structured' but with no structure, still prefer the basic type
declared in the shader reflection over the descriptor (which can't do better).
Setting QT_QPA_PLATFORM with putenv from a local variable
causes the environment to later still refer to it when it's out of scope.
Use setenv instead, as it copies the values provided.
When mutable descriptor sets are used, Fossizlie needs the
VkMutableDescriptorSetCreateInfoEXT. However, instead of taking it raw
like some other inputs, it uses a simplified version that is just a list
of lists. If we give it full structs, Fossilize will crash. In order to
do this, we need a couple special cases.
This keeps the UI display in sync with the code internal settings for camera choice i.e. FlyCam/ArcBall. During the constructor, the UI setup for the different axis mappings will call on_resetCamera_clicked() and that can change the controlType current index value to be different from the expected/desired default value of 0.
Closes#3509
Previously "Restart Idx" was hardcoded to 0xFFFFFFFF
Show "Disabled" if the indexStripCutValue is D3D12_INDEX_BUFFER_STRIP_CUT_VALUE_DISABLED (0)
Similar UI behaviour to the GL pipeline state viewer
Closes#3508
* We keep parent references when returning child objects via reference/python
object wrappers rather than copying. But when iterating a linked list like the
actions this can produce an incredibly long parent chain and then on
destruction we can stack overflow if the chain is long enough.
Jake Turner