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-- | Use easytensor with vulkan-api.
--   
--   Use easytensor DataFrame types with vulkan-api. This package provides
--   an orphan instance of PrimBytes for Vulkan structures, so they can be
--   used as elements of DataFrames. In addition, it provides a few helper
--   functions for working with array-like structures.
@package easytensor-vulkan
@version 2.0.2.0


-- | This module provides an orphan instance of <a>PrimBytes</a> for
--   <tt>VulkanMarshalPrim</tt> structures. This enables them to be stored
--   in <tt>DataFrames</tt> from <tt>easytensor</tt> package. Thanks to
--   internal structure of Vulkan structures, they can be manipulated
--   inside DataFrames in a very efficient way (just by copying byte
--   arrays). However, original <tt>DataFrames</tt> are based on unpinned
--   arrays; functions here check this and copy data to new pinned arrays
--   if needed.
--   
--   In addition to the orphan instance, this module provides a few handy
--   helper functions.
module Graphics.Vulkan.Marshal.Create.DataFrame

-- | Write an array of values in one go.
setVec :: forall fname x t. (FieldType fname x ~ t, PrimBytes t, KnownDim (FieldArrayLength fname x), CanWriteFieldArray fname x) => Vector t (FieldArrayLength fname x) -> CreateVkStruct x '[fname] ()

-- | Get an array of values, possibly without copying (if vector
--   implementation allows).
getVec :: forall fname x t. (FieldType fname x ~ t, PrimBytes t, KnownDim (FieldArrayLength fname x), CanReadFieldArray fname x) => x -> Vector t (FieldArrayLength fname x)

-- | Given the number of elements, create a new pinned DataFrame and
--   initialize it using the provided function.
--   
--   The argument function is called one time with a <a>Ptr</a> pointing to
--   the beginning of a contiguous array. This array is converted into a
--   dataframe, possibly without copying.
--   
--   It is safe to pass result of this function to <a>withDFPtr</a>.
fillDataFrame :: forall a. PrimBytes a => Word -> (Ptr a -> IO ()) -> IO (Vector a (XN 0))

-- | Run some operation with a pointer to the first item in the frame. All
--   items of the frame are kept in a contiguous memory area accessed by
--   that pointer.
--   
--   The function attempts to get an underlying <a>ByteArray#</a> without
--   data copy; otherwise, it creates a new pinned <a>ByteArray#</a> and
--   passes a pointer to it. Therefore:
--   
--   <ul>
--   <li>Sometimes, <tt>Ptr a</tt> points to the original DF; sometimes, to
--   a copied one.</li>
--   <li>If the original DF is based on unpinned <a>ByteArray#</a>, using
--   this performs a copy anyway.</li>
--   </ul>
withDFPtr :: forall (a :: Type) (ds :: [Nat]) (b :: Type). (PrimBytes a, Dimensions ds) => DataFrame a ds -> (Ptr a -> IO b) -> IO b

-- | A variant of <a>setVkRef</a> that writes a pointer to a contiguous
--   array of structures.
--   
--   Write a pointer to a vulkan structure - member of current structure
--   and make sure the member exists as long as this structure exists.
--   
--   Prefer this function to using <tt>unsafePtr a</tt>, because the latter
--   does not keep the dependency information in GC, which results in
--   member structure being garbage-collected and the reference being
--   invalid.
setDFRef :: forall fname x a (ds :: [Nat]). (CanWriteField fname x, FieldType fname x ~ Ptr a, PrimBytes a, Dimensions ds) => DataFrame a ds -> CreateVkStruct x '[fname] ()
instance Graphics.Vulkan.Marshal.Internal.VulkanMarshal (Graphics.Vulkan.Marshal.Internal.VkStruct a) => Numeric.PrimBytes.PrimBytes (Graphics.Vulkan.Marshal.Internal.VkStruct a)