rtcSetNewGeometryBufferHostDevice(3) Embree Ray Tracing Kernels 4 rtcSetNewGeometryBufferHostDevice(3) 

rtcSetNewGeometryBufferHostDevice - creates and assigns a new host/device
  data buffer pair to the geometry


#include <embree4/rtcore.h>
void rtcSetNewGeometryBufferHostDevice(
  RTCGeometry geometry,
  enum RTCBufferType type,
  unsigned int slot,
  enum RTCFormat format,
  size_t byteStride,
  size_t itemCount,
  void** ptr,
  void** dptr
);

The rtcSetNewGeometryBufferHostDevice function creates a new host/device data buffer pair of specified format (format argument), byte stride (byteStride argument), and number of items (itemCount argument), and assigns it to a geometry buffer slot (type and slot argument) of the specified geometry (geometry argument). The buffer data is managed internally and automatically freed when the geometry is destroyed.

The byte stride (byteStride argument) must be aligned to 4 bytes; otherwise the rtcSetNewGeometryBufferHostDevice function will fail.

The allocated buffer will be automatically over-allocated slightly when used as a vertex buffer, where a requirement is that each buffer element should be readable using 16-byte SSE load instructions.

If ptr is not null, it will be used to return the address of the host data buffer. If dptr is not null, it will be used to return the address of the device data buffer. Either ptr or dptr or both can be null. In this case rtcGetGeometryBufferData and rtcGetGeometryBufferDataDevice can be used to get the addresses of the host and device data buffers.

The application is responsible of keeping the host and device memory in sync. The host memory has to be updated before calls of rtcCommitScene involving the associated geometry.

If Embree has no SYCL support or the associated Embree device is no SYCL device the dptr argument will return the same address as ptr if on null. In this case the function rtcSetNewGeometryBufferHostDevice will behave like rtcSetSharedGeometryBuffer.

On failure an error code is set that can be queried using rtcGetDeviceError.

[rtcSetNewGeometryBuffer], [rtcSetGeometryBuffer], [rtcSetSharedGeometryBuffer], [rtcGetGeometryBufferData], [rtcGetGeometryBufferDataDevice]