Hook up vertex shaders to shader cache

include/PICA/gpu.hpp

@@ -13,6 +13,12 @@
 #include "memory.hpp"
 #include "renderer.hpp"
 
+enum class ShaderExecMode {
+	Interpreter,  // Interpret shaders on the CPU
+	JIT,          // Recompile shaders to CPU machine code
+	Hardware,     // Recompiler shaders to host shaders and run them on the GPU
+};
+
 class GPU {
 	static constexpr u32 regNum = 0x300;
 	static constexpr u32 extRegNum = 0x1000;
@@ -45,7 +51,7 @@ class GPU {
 	uint immediateModeVertIndex;
 	uint immediateModeAttrIndex;  // Index of the immediate mode attribute we're uploading
 
-	template <bool indexed, bool useShaderJIT>
+	template <bool indexed, ShaderExecMode mode>
 	void drawArrays();
 
 	// Silly method of avoiding linking problems. TODO: Change to something less silly

include/PICA/pica_vert_config.hpp

@@ -0,0 +1,31 @@
+#pragma once
+#include <array>
+#include <cstring>
+#include <type_traits>
+#include <unordered_map>
+
+#include "PICA/pica_hash.hpp"
+#include "PICA/regs.hpp"
+#include "bitfield.hpp"
+#include "helpers.hpp"
+
+namespace PICA {
+	// Configuration struct used 
+	struct VertConfig {
+		PICAHash::HashType shaderHash;
+		PICAHash::HashType opdescHash;
+		u32 entrypoint;
+		bool usingUbershader;
+
+		bool operator==(const VertConfig& config) const {
+			// Hash function and equality operator required by std::unordered_map
+			return std::memcmp(this, &config, sizeof(VertConfig)) == 0;
+		}
+	};
+}  // namespace PICA
+
+// Override std::hash for our vertex config class
+template <>
+struct std::hash<PICA::VertConfig> {
+	std::size_t operator()(const PICA::VertConfig& config) const noexcept { return PICAHash::computeHash((const char*)&config, sizeof(config)); }
+};

include/PICA/shader.hpp

@@ -107,6 +107,11 @@ class PICAShader {
 	alignas(16) std::array<vec4f, 16> inputs;           // Attributes passed to the shader
 	alignas(16) std::array<vec4f, 16> outputs;
 	alignas(16) vec4f dummy = vec4f({f24::zero(), f24::zero(), f24::zero(), f24::zero()});  // Dummy register used by the JIT
+	
+	// We use a hashmap for matching 3DS shaders to their equivalent compiled code in our shader cache in the shader JIT
+	// We choose our hash type to be a 64-bit integer by default, as the collision chance is very tiny and generating it is decently optimal
+	// Ideally we want to be able to support multiple different types of hash depending on compilation settings, but let's get this working first
+	using Hash = PICAHash::HashType;
 
   protected:
 	std::array<u32, 128> operandDescriptors;
@@ -125,11 +130,6 @@ class PICAShader {
 	std::array<CallInfo, 4> callInfo;
 	ShaderType type;
 
-	// We use a hashmap for matching 3DS shaders to their equivalent compiled code in our shader cache in the shader JIT
-	// We choose our hash type to be a 64-bit integer by default, as the collision chance is very tiny and generating it is decently optimal
-	// Ideally we want to be able to support multiple different types of hash depending on compilation settings, but let's get this working first
-	using Hash = PICAHash::HashType;
-
 	Hash lastCodeHash = 0;    // Last hash computed for the shader code (Used for the JIT caching mechanism)
 	Hash lastOpdescHash = 0;  // Last hash computed for the operand descriptors (Also used for the JIT)
 

include/PICA/shader_gen.hpp

@@ -30,6 +30,8 @@ namespace PICA::ShaderGen {
 		FragmentGenerator(API api, Language language) : api(api), language(language) {}
 		std::string generate(const PICA::FragmentConfig& config);
 		std::string getDefaultVertexShader();
+		// For when PICA shader is acceleration is enabled. Turn the PICA shader source into a proper vertex shader
+		std::string getVertexShaderAccelerated(const std::string& picaSource, bool usingUbershader);
 
 		void setTarget(API api, Language language) {
 			this->api = api;