GpuLimits.h File Reference

Documented validation limits enforced by donner::gpu::Device. More...

#include <cstdint>

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Namespaces
namespace	donner
	Top-level Donner namespace, which is split into different sub-namespaces such as donner::svg and donner::css.

Variables
constexpr uint32_t	donner::gpu::kMaxTextureDimension = 16384
	Maximum texture width or height in texels.
constexpr uint64_t	donner::gpu::kMaxBufferByteSize = uint64_t(1) << 30
	Maximum buffer size in bytes (1 GiB).
constexpr uint32_t	donner::gpu::kMaxBindings = 32
	Maximum number of entries in one bind group layout, and the exclusive upper bound for binding indices.
constexpr uint32_t	donner::gpu::kMaxBindGroups = 4
	Maximum number of bind groups in a pipeline layout, and the exclusive upper bound for setBindGroup indices.
constexpr uint32_t	donner::gpu::kMaxVertexBuffers = 8
	Maximum number of vertex buffer layouts in a render pipeline, and the exclusive upper bound for setVertexBuffer slots.
constexpr uint32_t	donner::gpu::kMaxVertexAttributes = 16
	Maximum total vertex attributes in a render pipeline, and the exclusive upper bound for attribute shader locations. 16 is the strictest common cap across the native APIs this runtime targets (well below Metal's 31 per-stage limit).
constexpr uint32_t	donner::gpu::kMaxColorAttachments = 4
	Maximum number of color attachments in a render pass or render pipeline.
constexpr uint32_t	donner::gpu::kTexelRowPitchAlignment = 256
	Required alignment of TexelCopyBufferLayout::bytesPerRow. 256 is the strictest row-pitch alignment across the native APIs this runtime targets, so enforcing it uniformly keeps copies portable without per-backend repacking. The same portability reasoning requires TexelCopyBufferLayout::offsetBytes to be aligned to the copied format's texel size.

Detailed Description

Documented validation limits enforced by donner::gpu::Device.

Limits exist so that untrusted SVG-derived dimensions (geometry volume, image sizes, render-target extents) fail deterministically with GpuErrorType::LimitExceeded instead of exhausting a driver (design 0053 "Security and Reliability").