[−][src]Struct vulkano::command_buffer::pool::UnsafeCommandPool

pub struct UnsafeCommandPool { /* fields omitted */ }

Low-level implementation of a command pool.

A command pool is always tied to a specific queue family. Command buffers allocated from a pool can only be executed on the corresponding queue family.

This struct doesn't implement the Sync trait because Vulkan command pools are not thread safe. In other words, you can only use a pool from one thread at a time.

Methods

`impl UnsafeCommandPool`[src]

`pub fn new( device: Arc<Device>, queue_family: QueueFamily, transient: bool, reset_cb: bool ) -> Result<UnsafeCommandPool, OomError>`[src]

Creates a new pool.

The command buffers created with this pool can only be executed on queues of the given family.

Setting transient to true is a hint to the implementation that the command buffers will be short-lived. Setting reset_cb to true means that command buffers can be reset individually.

Panic

Panics if the queue family doesn't belong to the same physical device as device.

`pub unsafe fn reset(&self, release_resources: bool) -> Result<(), OomError>`[src]

Resets the pool, which resets all the command buffers that were allocated from it.

If release_resources is true, it is a hint to the implementation that it should free all the memory internally allocated for this pool.

Safety

The command buffers allocated from this pool jump to the initial state.

`pub fn trim(&self) -> Result<(), CommandPoolTrimError>`[src]

Trims a command pool, which recycles unused internal memory from the command pool back to the system.

Command buffers allocated from the pool are not affected by trimming.

This function is supported only if the VK_KHR_maintenance1 extension was enabled at device creation. Otherwise an error is returned. Since this operation is purely an optimization it is legitimate to call this function and simply ignore any possible error.