test2/intern/cycles/integrator/denoiser.h

/* SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2011-2022 Blender Foundation
 *
 * SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 */

#pragma once

/* TODO(sergey): The integrator folder might not be the best. Is easy to move files around if the
 * better place is figured out. */

#include "device/denoise.h"
#include "device/device.h"
#include "util/function.h"
#include "util/unique_ptr.h"

CCL_NAMESPACE_BEGIN

class BufferParams;
class Device;
class RenderBuffers;
class Progress;

bool use_optix_denoiser(Device *denoiser_device, const DenoiseParams &params);

bool use_gpu_oidn_denoiser(Device *denoiser_device, const DenoiseParams &params);

DenoiseParams get_effective_denoise_params(Device *denoiser_device,
                                           Device *cpu_fallback_device,
                                           const DenoiseParams &params,
                                           Device *&single_denoiser_device);

/* Implementation of a specific denoising algorithm.
 *
 * This class takes care of breaking down denoising algorithm into a series of device calls or to
 * calls of an external API to denoise given input.
 *
 * TODO(sergey): Are we better with device or a queue here? */
class Denoiser {
 public:
  /* Create denoiser for the given path trace device.
   *
   * Notes:
   * - The denoiser must be configured. This means that `params.use` must be true.
   *   This is checked in debug builds.
   * - The device might be MultiDevice.
   * - If Denoiser from params is not supported by provided denoise device, then Blender will
   *   fallback on the OIDN CPU denoising and use provided cpu_fallback_device. */
  static unique_ptr<Denoiser> create(Device *denoise_device,
                                     Device *cpu_fallback_device,
                                     const DenoiseParams &params);

  virtual ~Denoiser() = default;

  void set_params(const DenoiseParams &params);
  const DenoiseParams &get_params() const;

  /* Recommended type for viewport denoising. */
  static DenoiserType automatic_viewport_denoiser_type(const DeviceInfo &denoise_device_info);

  /* Create devices and load kernels needed for denoising.
   * The progress is used to communicate state when kernels actually needs to be loaded.
   *
   * NOTE: The `progress` is an optional argument, can be nullptr. */
  virtual bool load_kernels(Progress *progress);

  /* Denoise the entire buffer.
   *
   * Buffer parameters denotes an effective parameters used during rendering. It could be
   * a lower resolution render into a bigger allocated buffer, which is used in viewport during
   * navigation and non-unit pixel size. Use that instead of render_buffers->params.
   *
   * The buffer might be coming from a "foreign" device from what this denoise is created for.
   * This means that in general case the denoiser will make sure the input data is available on
   * the denoiser device, perform denoising, and put data back to the device where the buffer
   * came from.
   *
   * The `num_samples` corresponds to the number of samples in the render buffers. It is used
   * to scale buffers down to the "final" value in algorithms which don't do automatic exposure,
   * or which needs "final" value for data passes.
   *
   * The `allow_inplace_modification` means that the denoiser is allowed to do in-place
   * modification of the input passes (scaling them down i.e.). This will lower the memory
   * footprint of the denoiser but will make input passes "invalid" (from path tracer) point of
   * view.
   *
   * Returns true when all passes are denoised. Will return false if there is a denoiser error (for
   * example, caused by misconfigured denoiser) or when user requested to cancel rendering. */
  virtual bool denoise_buffer(const BufferParams &buffer_params,
                              RenderBuffers *render_buffers,
                              const int num_samples,
                              bool allow_inplace_modification) = 0;

  /* Get a device which is used to perform actual denoising.
   *
   * Notes:
   *
   * - The device can be different from the path tracing device. This happens, for example, when
   *   using OptiX denoiser and rendering on CPU.
   *
   * - No threading safety is ensured in this call. This means, that it is up to caller to ensure
   *   that there is no threading-conflict between denoising task lazily initializing the device
   *   and access to this device happen. */
  Device *get_denoiser_device() const;

  function<bool(void)> is_cancelled_cb;

  bool is_cancelled() const
  {
    if (!is_cancelled_cb) {
      return false;
    }
    return is_cancelled_cb();
  }

  void set_error(const string &error)
  {
    denoiser_device_->set_error(error);
  }

 protected:
  Denoiser(Device *denoiser_device, const DenoiseParams &params);

  /* Get device type mask which is used to filter available devices when new device needs to be
   * created. */
  virtual uint get_device_type_mask() const = 0;

  Device *denoiser_device_;
  bool denoise_kernels_are_loaded_;
  DenoiseParams params_;
};

CCL_NAMESPACE_END