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#ifndef __OgreGLES2FBO_H__
#define __OgreGLES2FBO_H__

#include "OgreGLES2RenderTexture.h"
#include "OgreGLES2Context.h"

namespace Ogre {
    
    class GLES2FBOManager;
    struct GLES2SurfaceDesc;

    /** Frame Buffer Object abstraction.
    */
    class _OgreGLES2Export GLES2FrameBufferObject
    {
    public:
        GLES2FrameBufferObject(GLES2FBOManager *manager, uint fsaa);
        ~GLES2FrameBufferObject();

        /** Bind a surface to a certain attachment point.
            attachment: 0..OGRE_MAX_MULTIPLE_RENDER_TARGETS-1
        */
        void bindSurface(size_t attachment, const GLES2SurfaceDesc &target);
        /** Unbind attachment
        */
        void unbindSurface(size_t attachment);
        
        /** Bind FrameBufferObject
        */
        void bind();

		/** Swap buffers - only useful when using multisample buffers.
		*/
		void swapBuffers();

        /** This function acts very similar to @see GLES2FBORenderTexture::attachDepthBuffer
			The difference between D3D & OGL is that D3D setups the DepthBuffer before rendering,
			while OGL setups the DepthBuffer per FBO. So the DepthBuffer (RenderBuffer) needs to
			be attached for OGL.
		*/
		void attachDepthBuffer( DepthBuffer *depthBuffer );
		void detachDepthBuffer();

        /// Accessors
        size_t getWidth();
        size_t getHeight();
        PixelFormat getFormat();
		GLsizei getFSAA();
        
        GLES2FBOManager *getManager() { return mManager; }
		const GLES2SurfaceDesc &getSurface(size_t attachment) { return mColour[attachment]; }
    private:
        GLES2FBOManager *mManager;
		GLsizei mNumSamples;
        GLuint mFB;
		GLuint mMultisampleFB;
		GLES2SurfaceDesc mMultisampleColourBuffer;
        GLES2SurfaceDesc mDepth;
        GLES2SurfaceDesc mStencil;
        // Arbitrary number of texture surfaces
        GLES2SurfaceDesc mColour[OGRE_MAX_MULTIPLE_RENDER_TARGETS];


		/** Initialise object (find suitable depth and stencil format).
            Must be called every time the bindings change.
            It fails with an exception (ERR_INVALIDPARAMS) if:
            - Attachment point 0 has no binding
            - Not all bound surfaces have the same size
            - Not all bound surfaces have the same internal format
        */
        void initialise();
    };

}

#endif