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> Sure you could have a standard like i386. We're not talking about standardizing hardware (the ISA), but the API: Vulkan. It really doesn't matter in which fo
by runeks 12y ago
> Sure you could have a standard like i386.
We're not talking about standardizing hardware (the ISA), but the API: Vulkan. It really doesn't matter in which form your hardware processing unit comes, as long as its driver accepts SPIR-V and can execute it on said processing unit.