First pass at using puffin to display the query results #81
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sorry for the delay in review. Hoping to give this a spin by the end of the week! |
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good start, I think this is already plenty useful. Even if we figure out how to combine this into a single puffin connection, this mode of operation can still be quite useful imho!
Some docs are missing and I believe the frame processing should be slightly different. Details see comments
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Here's a first pass at a way to display the
GpuTimerQueryResultin puffin. This only depends on the basepuffincrate, notpuffin_eguiorpuffin_http. I addedpuffin_httpas a dev dependency to the example since it's not as invasive of a change as usingegui.This current approach assumes you use a different
puffin::GlobalProfilerfor wgpu than for CPU threads. I'm not the biggest fan of this approach, and I'd prefer to pretend that the WGPU Queue is just like any other CPU thread, and show them all in the same profiler window. However, the fact that we may need to wait several frames for timer results from the GPU makes this difficult.