* @brief Gets a constant pointer to the buffer's underlaying <c><i>GPUResource</i></c>. */

Calls the proper assertion function according to the <c><i>AssertLevel</i></c> passed in. @param [in] severity The <c><i>AssertLevel</

Framework instance accessor

return iterator end (needed for range-based for)

Clamp a value to a [0..1] range. @param [in] x The value to clamp to [0..1] range. @returns The clamped version of <c><i>x</i></c>. @

return iterator begin (needed for range-based for)

Global device accessor

Helper to display a little (?) mark which shows a tooltip when hovered. In your own code you may want to display an actual icon if you are using a mer

Global constant buffer pool accessor

Interpret the bit layout of an IEEE-754 floating point value as an unsigned integer. @param [in] x A 32bit floating value. @returns An

Interprets the bit pattern of x as a floating-point number. @param [in] x The input value. @returns The input interpreted as a floatin

Construct a 3-D vector from x, y, and z elements (scalar data contained in vector data type)

return value of the iterator

Global resizable resource pool accessor

Compute the maximum of three values. NOTE: This function should compile down to a single V_MAX3_F32 operation on GCN or RDNA hardware. @param [in] x

Compute the minimum of three values. NOTE: This function should compile down to a single <c><i>V_MIN3_F32</i></c> operation on GCN and RDNA hardware.

Compute the square root of a value. @param [in] x The first value to compute the min of. @returns The the square root of <c><i>x</

Global configuration accessor

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Throw an error if we encounter program crashing error in Windows. Will display an error message box and trow the calling process. @param [in] format

Broadcast a scalar value to a 3-dimensional floating point vector. @param [in] value The value to to broadcast. @returns A 3-dimension

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Compute the linear interopation between two values. Implemented by calling the GLSL <c><i>mix</i></c> instrinsic function. Implements the following m

Compute the reciprocal of <c><i>value</i></c>. @param [in] value The value to compute the reciprocal of. @returns The 1 / <c><i>value<