Method InternalVmaError

layers/gpuav/core/gpuav_setup.cpp:494–514

}

void Validator::InternalVmaError(LogObjectList objlist, VkResult result, const char* const specific_message) const {
    aborted_ = true;
    std::string error_message = specific_message;

    char* stats_string;
    vmaBuildStatsString(vma_allocator_, &stats_string, false);
    error_message += " VMA statistics = ";
    error_message += stats_string;
    vmaFreeStatsString(vma_allocator_, stats_string);

    const char* layer_name = gpuav_settings.debug_printf_only ? "DebugPrintf" : "GPU-AV";
    const char* vuid = gpuav_settings.debug_printf_only ? "UNASSIGNED-DEBUG-PRINTF" : "UNASSIGNED-GPU-Assisted-Validation";

    LogError(vuid, objlist, Location(vvl::Func::Empty), "Internal VMA Error (%s), %s is being disabled. Details:\n%s",
             string_VkResult(result), layer_name, error_message.c_str());

    // Once we encounter an internal issue disconnect everything.
    // This prevents need to check "if (aborted)" (which is awful when we easily forget to check somewhere and the user gets spammed
    // with errors making it hard to see the first error with the real source of the problem).
    dispatch_device_->ReleaseValidationObject(LayerObjectTypeGpuAssisted);
}

// On machines where all memory types have both DEVICE_LOCAL and HOST_VISIBLE we need to let VMA know there will be host access,
// otherwise it will assert https://github.com/GPUOpen-LibrariesAndSDKs/VulkanMemoryAllocator/issues/515