In Metal, yes. In Vulkan it's a lot more. Of course, a lot of this code is code you only write once and then abstract on top of. Metal just has a lot of that a

In Metal, yes. In Vulkan it's a lot more. Of course, a lot of this code is code you only write once and then abstract on top of. Metal just has a lot of that abstraction "done for you" because it's only designed to work on a closed set of hardware profiles. Vulkan requires a lot more signatures in triplicate and setup rituals. Not a bad thing, just a different target.