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My take is that ergonomics are pretty bad, there's a significant learning curve. But I'm also hopeful that it's possible to build tools that layer on top of Vul
by raphlinus 6y ago
My take is that ergonomics are pretty bad, there's a significant learning curve. But I'm also hopeful that it's possible to build tools that layer on top of Vulkan - unlike CUDA, which is a highly integrated toolchain and runtime, Vulkan really only targets the lower levels of the stack.
I can't speak to your memory allocation question, as I'm personally quite happy with the default behavior.
- pjmlp 6y agoGiven that CUDA has a thriving eco-system of programming languages targeting it, I fail to see how it is not possible to build tooling on top of it.