DXUT統(tǒng)計(jì)函數(shù)

DXUTGetFPS

Get the current number of frames being presented per second.

  FLOAT DXUTGetFPS()  ;

Parameters

None.

Return Values

The current number of frames being presented per second.

DXUTGetFrameStats

Get a pointer to a string containing the current number of frames per second (optionally), resolution, back buffer format, and depth stencil format.

  LPCWSTR DXUTGetFrameStats(  
   bool    bIncludeFPS  
   )  ;

Parameters

bIncludeFPS

[in] If true, the string returned will contain the frames per second. Otherwise, it will not.

Return Values

Pointer to a string containing the current number of frames per second (optionally), resolution, back buffer format, and depth stencil format.

DXUTGetDeviceStats

Get a pointer to a string containing the current device type, vertex processing behavior, and device name.

  LPCWSTR DXUTGetDeviceStats()  ;

Parameters

None.

Return Values

Pointer to a string containing the current device type, vertex processing behavior, and device name.

DXUT時(shí)間函數(shù)

DXUTGetTime

Get the current time, in seconds.

  DOUBLE DXUTGetTime()  ;

Parameters

None.

Return Values

The current time, in seconds.

Remarks

DXUT internally uses the best practices for high resolution timing information as described in the "Game Timing and Multicore Processors" article in the DirectX SDK.

DXUTGetElapsedTime

Get the time elapsed since the last frame.

  FLOAT DXUTGetElapsedTime()  ;

Parameters

None.

Return Values

Time elapsed, in seconds, since the last frame.

Remarks

DXUT internally uses the best practices for high resolution timing information as described in the "Game Timing and Multicore Processors" article in the DirectX SDK.

DXUTSetConstantFrameTime

Enables or disables a constant frame time.

  HRESULT DXUTSetConstantFrameTime(  
   BOOL    bEnabled    ,  
   FLOAT    fTimePerFrame  
   )  ;

Parameters

bEnabled

[in] If TRUE, a constant frame time will be enabled.

fTimePerFrame

[in] Time per frame, in seconds. The default value is 0.0333f, so the fTime parameter of LPDXUTCALLBACKFRAMEMOVE and the render callback functions will advance one second for every 30 frames.

Return Values

If the function succeeds, the return value is S_OK. If the function fails, the return value can be one of the error codes in DXUTERR.

Remarks

This function simulates a fixed-frame rate render loop by sending a constant value for elapsed time to the LPDXUTCALLBACKFRAMEMOVE and render callback functions. The default rate is one second for every 30 frames. The application itself will continue to render at an unregulated rate (which may be far higher than the specified frame rate).

This function is useful for saving the rendered output to a video format for playback, allowing animation at a rate independent of the actual rate at which frames were rendered.

DXUT計(jì)時(shí)器函數(shù)

DXUTSetTimer

Starts a DXUT timer that will trigger a callback function at regular intervals.

  HRESULT DXUTSetTimer(  
   LPDXUTCALLBACKTIMER    pCallbackTimer    ,  
   FLOAT    fTimeoutInSecs    ,  
   UINT *    pnIDEvent    ,  
   void *    pCallbackUserContext  
   )  ;

Parameters

pCallbackTimer

[in] Pointer to a timer callback function. The callback function is to be called at the specified fTimeoutInSecs timeout intervals. May not be NULL.

fTimeoutInSecs

[in] Interval, in seconds, between successive calls to the timer callback function. The default value is 1.0f.

pnIDEvent

[in] Optional pointer to a variable to receive the event ID for the new timer. This event ID will be passed to the timer callback function to indicate which timer generated the event, allowing the application to use a single callback function for multiple timers. The default value is NULL.

pCallbackUserContext

[in] Pointer to a user-defined value which is passed to the callback function. Typically used by an application to pass a pointer to a data structure that provides context information for the callback function. The default value is NULL

Return Values

If the function succeeds, the return value is S_OK. If the function fails, the return value can be one of the error codes in DXUTERR.

Remarks

Timers created with DXUTSetTimer can be destroyed with DXUTKillTimer.

LPDXUTCALLBACKTIMER

A timer to be called at specified time intervals by DXUT.

  VOID LPDXUTCALLBACKTIMER(  
   UINT    idEvent    ,  
   void*    pUserContext  
   )  ;

Parameters

idEvent

[in] Specifies a nonzero timer event ID. Indicates which timer generated the event, allowing the application to use a single callback function for multiple timers.

pUserContext

[in] Pointer to a user-defined value which is passed to the callback function. Typically used by an application to pass a pointer to a data structure that provides context information for the callback function. The default value is NULL

Return Values

No return value.

Remarks

DXUT will call this function at the start of the frame, before calling LPDXUTCALLBACKFRAMEMOVE or LPDXUTCALLBACKD3D10FRAMERENDER.

DXUTKillTimer

Uninstalls an existing timer.

  HRESULT DXUTKillTimer(  
   UINT    nIDEvent  
   )  ;

Parameters

nIDEvent

[in] The event ID for the timer being destroyed. This ID is provided to the application by the DXUTSetTimer method.

Return Values

If the function succeeds, the return value is S_OK. If the function fails, the return value can be one of the error codes in DXUTERR.

Remarks

Timers created with DXUTSetTimer can be destroyed with DXUTKillTimer .