BinaryFormat.h File Reference

#include "G3D/platform.h"
#include "G3D/g3dmath.h"

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Classes
class	G3D::_internal::_BinaryFormat< T >

Namespaces
	G3D
	G3D::_internal

Macros
#define	binaryFormatOf(T)   (G3D::_internal::_BinaryFormat<T>::x())
#define	DECLARE_BINARYFORMATOF(CType, EnumType)

Enumerations
enum	G3D::BinaryFormat {   G3D::FIRST_BINFMT = 1000, G3D::BOOL8_BINFMT, G3D::UINT8_BINFMT, G3D::INT8_BINFMT,   G3D::UINT16_BINFMT, G3D::INT16_BINFMT, G3D::UINT32_BINFMT, G3D::INT32_BINFMT,   G3D::UINT64_BINFMT, G3D::INT64_BINFMT, G3D::UINT128_BINFMT, G3D::INT128_BINFMT,   G3D::FLOAT16_BINFMT, G3D::FLOAT32_BINFMT, G3D::FLOAT64_BINFMT, G3D::VECTOR2_BINFMT,   G3D::VECTOR2INT16_BINFMT, G3D::VECTOR3_BINFMT, G3D::VECTOR3INT16_BINFMT, G3D::VECTOR4_BINFMT,   G3D::VECTOR4INT16_BINFMT, G3D::COLOR3_BINFMT, G3D::COLOR3UINT8_BINFMT, G3D::COLOR3INT16_BINFMT,   G3D::COLOR4_BINFMT, G3D::COLOR4UINT8_BINFMT, G3D::COLOR4INT16_BINFMT, G3D::STRING_BINFMT,   G3D::STRINGEVEN_BINFMT, G3D::STRING8_BINFMT, G3D::STRING16_BINFMT, G3D::STRING32_BINFMT,   G3D::CHUNK_BINFMT, G3D::CUSTOM_BINFMT, G3D::LAST_BINFMT }

Functions
int32	G3D::byteSize (BinaryFormat f)

Detailed Description

Morgan McGuire, http://graphics.cs.williams.edu

Author

2005-06-03 2005-06-03

Copyright 2000-2005, Morgan McGuire. All rights reserved.

Macro Definition Documentation

#define binaryFormatOf

(

T

)

(G3D::_internal::_BinaryFormat<T>::x())

A macro that maps G3D types to format constants. (e.g. binaryFormatOf(Vector3) == VECTOR3_BINFMT).

#define DECLARE_BINARYFORMATOF	(		CType,
			EnumType
	)

Value:

namespace G3D { \
 namespace _internal { \
 template<> class _BinaryFormat<CType> { \
 public: \
 static BinaryFormat x() { \
 return EnumType; \
 } \
 }; \
 } \
}

Macro to declare the underlying format (as will be returned by glFormatOf) of a type. For example,

   DECLARE_BINARYFORMATOF(Vector4, VECTOR4_BINFMT)
 

Use this so you can make vertex arrays of your own classes and not just the standard ones.