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#pragma once
#include "igl.h"
#include "string/convert.h"
namespace debug
{
/**
* \brief Check and print GL errors
*
* Reads GL errors and dumps them to the internal console, returning the most
* recent error to calling code.
*
* \param context
* Optional caller-defined context string which will be printed along with any
* errors. This can help identify what code was doing at the point where GL
* errors were detected.
*
* \return The last GL error, or 0 if there is no error
*/
inline GLenum checkGLErrors(const std::string& context = {})
{
// Return if no error
GLenum error = glGetError();
if (error == GL_NO_ERROR)
{
return GL_NO_ERROR;
}
// Build list of all GL errors
std::string allErrString;
int maxErrors = 10;
GLenum lastError = error;
for (; error != GL_NO_ERROR; error = glGetError())
{
const char* strErr = reinterpret_cast<const char*>(
gluErrorString(error)
);
allErrString += string::to_string(error);
allErrString += " (" + std::string(strErr) + ") ";
if (--maxErrors <= 0)
{
allErrString += "---> Maximum number of GL errors reached, maybe there is a problem with the GL context?";
break;
}
lastError = error;
}
// Show the error message return last error
rError() << "OpenGL Error(s)"
<< (context.empty() ? "" : " [" + context + "]") << ":\n"
<< allErrString << "\n";
return lastError;
}
/// Check GL errors only in debug mode
inline void assertNoGlErrors(const std::string& context = {})
{
#if !defined(NDEBUG)
checkGLErrors(context);
#endif
}
}
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