Be more consistent about how we handle textures and bouncing; either bounce them...

diff --git a/effect_chain.cpp b/effect_chain.cpp
index 64e3decdd5f5ac4403fe8afd1d8c6eeb73c44fcd..d509fba391029866cb36c3288f2969c8c5b4baab 100644 (file)
--- a/effect_chain.cpp
+++ b/effect_chain.cpp
@@ -330,13 +330,27 @@ void EffectChain::construct_glsl_programs(Node *output)
                                        start_new_phase = true;
                                }
 
-                               if (deps[i]->outgoing_links.size() > 1 && deps[i]->effect->num_inputs() > 0) {
-                                       // More than one effect uses this as the input,
-                                       // and it is not a texture itself.
-                                       // The easiest thing to do (and probably also the safest
-                                       // performance-wise in most cases) is to bounce it to a texture
-                                       // and then let the next passes read from that.
-                                       start_new_phase = true;
+                               if (deps[i]->outgoing_links.size() > 1) {
+                                       if (deps[i]->effect->num_inputs() > 0) {
+                                               // More than one effect uses this as the input,
+                                               // and it is not a texture itself.
+                                               // The easiest thing to do (and probably also the safest
+                                               // performance-wise in most cases) is to bounce it to a texture
+                                               // and then let the next passes read from that.
+                                               start_new_phase = true;
+                                       } else {
+                                               // For textures, we try to be slightly more clever;
+                                               // if none of our outputs need a bounce, we don't bounce
+                                               // but instead simply use the effect many times.
+                                               //
+                                               // Strictly speaking, we could bounce it for some outputs
+                                               // and use it directly for others, but the processing becomes
+                                               // somewhat simpler if the effect is only used in one such way.
+                                               for (unsigned j = 0; j < deps[i]->outgoing_links.size(); ++j) {
+                                                       Node *rdep = deps[i]->outgoing_links[j];
+                                                       start_new_phase |= rdep->effect->needs_texture_bounce();
+                                               }
+                                       }
                                }
 
                                if (deps[i]->effect->changes_output_size()) {