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The amount of boilerplate seems much lagrer with Vulkan, given what they say :)
by mlvljr 10y ago
The amount of boilerplate seems much lagrer with Vulkan, given what they say :)
- zanny 10y agoVulkan is shaping up to be much more capable of supporting abstraction layers above it. I imagine in 5 years we will have a common "standard" Vulkan wrapper that abstracts away the boilerplate and behaves like OpenGL did, except we aren't going to be restricted to it - if it ever diverges from hardware realities again we can just drop it and use Vulkan again or write another abstraction layer.
- mlvljr 10y agoI think, an "exemplar" OpenGL implementation on top of Vulkan was even officially encouraged by Khronos during the days of the official anouncements.