April 2018
Beginner
714 pages
18h 21m
English
Before we start creating our first minimal Vulkan application, let's get familiar with the Qt classes we'll need for the task.
Unlike OpenGL, Vulkan doesn't have a global state. Interaction with Vulkan starts with the instance object represented by the VkInstance type. An application usually creates a single VkInstance object that contains the application-wide state. All other Vulkan objects can only be created from the instance object. In Qt, the corresponding class is QVulkanInstance. This class provides a convenient way to configure Vulkan and then initialize it with the given configuration. You can also use its supportedExtensions() and supportedLayers() functions to query supported features before ...
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