[Impeller] Replace FML_OS_PHYSICAL_IOS compile check with runtime capabilties check based on metal GPU family. #40124
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This is called programmable blending, which looks like it is only supported on "Apple" GPU families |
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OK, I've got runtime checks working correctly, and confirmed we can use programmable blending on M1 and M2 devices. Yay! |
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SupportsFramebufferFetch maybe? That we use it for blending perhaps is not related to the feature being supported.
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I just saw you comments on what Apple calls it. SGTM.
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We could call it programmable blending or framebuffer fetch. Your call, it doesn't really matter to me. Though it might be different than programmable blending on opengl/vulkan.
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My vote if for framebuffer fetch.
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I think the iOS simulator might be lying about its support for this API 😆 |
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So, its simulating the device in the response for support but not actually supporting it :/ |
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Or I wonder if we're picking up the real macOS metal device but the simulator itself has different shims or validation layers? 🤷♂️ |
…untime capabilties check based on metal GPU family. (flutter/engine#40124)
…untime capabilties check based on metal GPU family. (flutter/engine#40124)
…untime capabilties check based on metal GPU family. (flutter/engine#40124)
…untime capabilties check based on metal GPU family. (flutter/engine#40124)
Removes all usage of FML_OS_PHYSICAL_IOS. Instead, we create a new capabilities check and set this in the metal backend based on the metal GPU family. This allows programmable blending to work on M1 and M2 devices in additon to iOS devices.
The entity_pass logic that relied on FML_OS_PHYSICAL_IOS checks has been refactored to track whether an advanced blend or backdrop filter was used separately. This allows us to determine whether or not to end the pass when we have access to the device capabilities. I could have turned the compile time checks into runtime checks, but then I'd need to plumb device capabilities into the Canvas.
Fixes flutter/flutter#121886
Also part of flutter/flutter#120223 by enabling this on some macOS machines