Kaushik Iska
8dcd105f66
[flutter_runner] use dedicated allocation info
This informs the vulkan driver that we're allocating memory
dedicated to a single image. This is required for aemu and
might also allow future drivers to make optimizations currently
not possible.
No change in behavior. Existing tests (modular_tests,
scenic_tests, etc.) are sufficient and regressions will be
prevented by running these tests on aemu.
DX-939 #comment
Test: fx shell run fuchsia-pkg://fuchsia.com/basemgr#meta/basemgr.cmx --base_shell=fuchsia-pkg://fuchsia.com/spinning_cube#meta/spinning_cube.cmx
Change-Id: If4ecd9aaa09f12f94654a68e8e9fe979748f44af
[flutter_runner] use external image create info
DX-939 #progress
MA-394 #progress
This informs the vulkan driver that we're creating an image
that will be backed by external memory. The driver driver can
decide to use different memory requirements based on the if
memory for the image can be exported or not.
No change in behavior. Existing tests (modular_tests,
scenic_tests, etc.) are sufficient and regressions will be
prevented by running these tests on aemu.
Test: fx shell run fuchsia-pkg://fuchsia.com/basemgr#meta/basemgr.cmx --base_shell=fuchsia-pkg://fuchsia.com/spinning_cube#meta/spinning_cube.cmx
Change-Id: I489318c2e31f752f76c80a81245e203861d44d94
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