DolphinAnalytics: Track support of framebuffer fetch #11396
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@iwubcode Thoughts on also adding logic ops to the analytics? Since fbfetch is one of the fallbacks for lack of logic ops support it would be good to have information about what devices support multiple implementations. |
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I can't imagine adding that additional analytic would have any negative impact. And as you mentioned, having that data would be helpful. I say add it (either this PR or a new one, up to you) (as an aside, it would be helpful to add the url to the readme or somewhere else, as I never remember it) |
This was broken in 3570c7f.
GL_EXT_shader_framebuffer_fetch is not restricted to GLES (although GL_ARM_shader_framebuffer_fetch is), and is available on Intel GPUs.
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This PR adds the presence of fbfetch support to the analytics system. Based on #11387 it looks like fbfetch will be needed to accurately emulate blending behavior (impacting bloom in some games, as well as the menus in mario kart wii and a white box on fortune street, although we have a separate hack that fixes those), so it would be good to know how many users actually will have access to it.
This PR also checks for support of
GL_EXT_shader_framebuffer_fetchon regular OpenGL, instead of just OpenGL ES. Intel GPUs support it. I think the only effects of this are that ubershaders will use fbfetch and the fbfetch fallback becomes available if logic ops or dual source blend aren't supported. (Side note: it looks like analytics also tracks dual source blend support, but doesn't track logic ops support. Is that something worth adding?)