add VK_KHR_maintenance5 support

[qbojj]

Description

This PR adds VK_KHR_maintenance5 support. (resolve #3244)

Spec: https://registry.khronos.org/vulkan/specs/1.3-extensions/man/html/VK_KHR_maintenance5.html Proposal: https://github.com/KhronosGroup/Vulkan-Docs/blob/main/proposals/VK_KHR_maintenance5.adoc

Here are features that are added in VK_KHR_maintenance5 and this PR should support (features that I am unsure of are not set):

• [x] A new VK_FORMAT_A1B5G5R5_UNORM_PACK16_KHR format
• [x] A new VK_FORMAT_A8_UNORM_KHR format
• [x] A property to indicate that multisample coverage operations are performed after sample counting in EarlyFragmentTests mode
• [x] Relax VkBufferView creation requirements by allowing subsets of the associated VkBuffer usage using VkBufferUsageFlags2CreateInfoKHR
• [x] A new entry point vkCmdBindIndexBuffer2KHR, allowing a range of memory to be bound as an index buffer
• [x] vkGetDeviceProcAddr must return NULL for supported core functions beyond the version requested by the application.
• [x] A property to indicate that the sample mask test is performed after sample counting in EarlyFragmentTests mode
• [x] vkCmdBindVertexBuffers2 now supports using VK_WHOLE_SIZE in the pSizes parameter.
• [x] A default size of 1.0 is used if PointSize is not written
• [x] Shader modules are deprecated - applications can now pass VkShaderModuleCreateInfo as a chained struct to pipeline creation via VkPipelineShaderStageCreateInfo
• [x] A function vkGetRenderingAreaGranularityKHR to query the optimal render area for a dynamic rendering instance.
• [x] A property to indicate that depth/stencil texturing operations with VK_COMPONENT_SWIZZLE_ONE have defined behavior
• [x] Add vkGetImageSubresourceLayout2KHR and a new function vkGetDeviceImageSubresourceLayoutKHR to allow the application to query the image memory layout without having to create an image object and query it.
• [x] Allow VK_REMAINING_ARRAY_LAYERS as the layerCount member of VkImageSubresourceLayers
• [x] Adds stronger guarantees for propagation of VK_ERROR_DEVICE_LOST return values
• [x] A property to indicate whether PointSize controls the final rasterization of polygons if polygon mode is VK_POLYGON_MODE_POINT
• [x] Two properties to indicate the non-strict line rasterization algorithm used
• [x] Two new flags words VkPipelineCreateFlagBits2KHR and VkBufferUsageFlagBits2KHR
• [x] Physical-device-level functions can now be called with any value in the valid range for a type beyond the defined enumerants, such that applications can avoid checking individual features, extensions, or versions before querying supported properties of a particular enumerant.
• [x] Clarification that copies between images of any type are allowed, treating 1D images as 2D images with a height of 1.

[qbojj]

There is some things I do not know where to implement:

• interaction of robustness and index buffer (size is not VK_WHOLE_SIZE):
  • mesh viewer should show index=0 if robustness is enabled and is dereferencing beyond bound buffer
• default size of PointSize (didn't look at shader debugging yet)

Also the point

vkGetDeviceProcAddr must return NULL for supported core functions beyond the version requested by the application.

is implemented as somewhat of a hack (though it makes this feature zero-maintainable).

I could change it to make version annotations in the HookInitVulkanDevice macro.

[baldurk]

Can you clarify how you want to handle this PR?

Do you want this partial support as-is reviewed and merged while you investigate the remaining issues, and then you'll PR those and enable the extension? Or are you wanting to continue working on this and complete it before you get a review?

[qbojj]

I have finished all parts of this extension, so this PR is ready for review.

[qbojj]

It looks like setting PointSize to 1.0f where I tried doesn't work... IDK how to do it

[qbojj]

I would like it merged even if partially.

[qbojj]

Default 1.0f for PointSize now works (everything is implemented).

[baldurk]

Just checking - is this PR ready for review? I've noticed you pushed and commented several times since you said it was complete. If you'd rather wait if you're still working on it, please mark it as draft or close and re-open it.

[qbojj]

Yes, those were some code style changes. Sorry for the confusion.

[qbojj]

There's no handling of the new structures defined in the extension, the standard features struct but also the new extended usage and pipeline create flags structs which must be used in preference to the normal enums if present. These structs aren't serialised or handled in next chains. I would also expect to see new handling for the new format enums.

Oh... as I am not using this part of the extension I hadn't noticed the lack of support. I will look into it.

Most importantly though the extension isn't whitelisted, so no application will be able to use it. Maybe that's deliberate if this is intended to be unfinished/unused, but you said the PR and extension support was complete so I'm assuming it's an omission.

On the last point, how did you test this code and the extension? Did you allow use of it locally and then remove that for this PR? I'm a little unclear on what the status of this is still.

Strange. When I build it locally and run my program that enables this extension it works just fine (it enumerates the extension and enabling it works). I do test it with my program, but It doesn't use all of the features. I should probably make a test program that uses everything from this extension.

Anyways I have changed the parts You have commented upon but am yet to add support for new usage/flags, so when that will be done I will message You.

[baldurk]

Strange. When I build it locally and run my program that enables this extension it works just fine (it enumerates the extension and enabling it works). I do test it with my program, but It doesn't use all of the features. I should probably make a test program that uses everything from this extension.

I don't see any way that that is possible, unless you have local changes to RenderDoc that are not present in the PR here. Not only will RenderDoc only enumerate supported device extensions, but at vkCreateDevice time RenderDoc will check to see that all enabled extensions are supported and it will fail device creation if an unsupported device extension is passed.

The only possibilities I can see is that your application does not hard-require KHR_maintenance5 and when run under RenderDoc it is running the same as it would on any driver that didn't support the extension, or else it is not written legally and is relying on/using functionality from the extension without either enabling it or passing the feature struct.

[qbojj]

my bad. I forgot to uncomment the extension string, but it was still passing the features struct to create device. Now I have added it to whitelisted extensions.

[qbojj]

I have since tested this PR and found one problem with it (I am not sure how should I fix those):

https://github.com/qbojj/vk_khr_maintenance5_test/tree/master When robustBufferAccess2 is enabled and index is used outside of bound region the mesh viewer shows a --- at the IDX column (this is expected), but the shader input columns are also written as --- (those should be pulled from index=0). Shader debugger pulls data as expected.

Also https://registry.khronos.org/vulkan/specs/1.3-extensions/man/html/vkGetDeviceProcAddr.html states that it should resolve (for a valid device handle) only for: "requested core version device-level dispatchable commands" and "enabled extension device-level dispatchable commands". I have handled the first part, but from my understanding the second part doesn't include promoted extensions from core (only explicitly enabled extensions should be reported) (that it what mesa/radv follows).

On the other hand it looks like vertex buffer robustness is not working (even when not using it on the index buffer so unrelated to this PR): https://github.com/qbojj/vk_khr_maintenance5_test/tree/bad-robustness The state of the command vkBindVertexBuffers2(EXT) is not properly restored during the replay (see the call to vkDrawIndexed). Also when debugging the vertex shader instance that uses out-of-bounds vertex the input values are initialized as-if they were in-bounds (robustness2 should make them zero). Also runtime errors are thrown when OOB vertex is accessed even with robustness2 enabled.

[baldurk]

As a heads up for you, once the review process has completed I'm going to keep this PR on hold until I can find the time to test this and make sure everything is working solidly.

[baldurk]

If you want to keep prototyping or iterating on this code that's fine but can you please either close this PR or do all of the work locally, make sure you are satisfied with it, and only push when it is finalised and ready for review? Having an ever moving target is not easy to know that it's ready for review and getting email notification spam is not very pleasant either.

[qbojj]

It is just that I have found a bug in my code, so I fixed it. Other than that I am satisfied with the state of this PR

[qbojj]

Rebased to resolve conflicts