#include <Module.h>

Inheritance diagram for owl::Module::DeviceData:

Public Member Functions
	DeviceData (Module *parent, DeviceContext::SP device)

virtual	~DeviceData ()

void	build ()

void	destroy ()

Public Attributes
Module *const	parent

OptixModule	module = 0

CUmodule	boundsModule = 0

Detailed Description

any device-specific data, such as optix handles, cuda device pointers, etc

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ DeviceData()

owl::Module::DeviceData::DeviceData	(	Module *	parent,
		DeviceContext::SP	device
	)

constructor

◆ ~DeviceData()

owl::Module::DeviceData::~DeviceData ( )

virtual

destructor

Member Function Documentation

◆ build()

void owl::Module::DeviceData::build ( )

build the optix side of this module on this device

◆ destroy()

void owl::Module::DeviceData::destroy ( )

destroy the optix data for this module; the owl data for the module itself remains valid

Member Data Documentation

◆ boundsModule

CUmodule owl::Module::DeviceData::boundsModule = 0

for the bounds function we have to build a separate module because this one is built outside of optix, and thus does not have the internal _optix_xyz() symbols in it

◆ module

OptixModule owl::Module::DeviceData::module = 0

optix-compiled module for the optix programs. for all optix* programs we can directly build the PTX code into a module using optixbuildmodule - this is the result of that operation

◆ parent

Module* const owl::Module::DeviceData::parent

pointer to the non-device specific part of this module

The documentation for this struct was generated from the following files:

owl/Module.h
owl/Module.cpp

Public Member Functions

Public Attributes