Instance CreateInstance()
{
// There is no global state in Vulkan and all per-application state is stored in a
// `Instance` object. Creating a `Instance` object initializes the Vulkan library
// and allows the application to pass information about itself to the implementation.
// For this example, we want Vulkan to act in a 'default' fashion, so we don't
// pass and ApplicationInfo object and we don't request any layers or extensions
String[] enabledLayers = new string[]
{
"VK_LAYER_LUNARG_standard_validation"
};
var enabledExtensions = new[]
{
VulkanConstant.ExtDebugReportExtensionName,
};
var instanceCreateInfo = new InstanceCreateInfo(enabledLayers, enabledExtensions);
var instance = Vk.CreateInstance(instanceCreateInfo);
debugCallback = DebugUtils.CreateDebugReportCallback(instance, DebugReport);
return(instance);
}
protected Instance CreateInstance()
{
String[] enabledLayers = new string[]
{
"VK_LAYER_LUNARG_standard_validation"
};
var enabledExtensions = new[]
{
VulkanConstant.KhrSurfaceExtensionName,
VulkanConstant.KhrWin32SurfaceExtensionName,
VulkanConstant.ExtDebugReportExtensionName,
};
var instanceCreateInfo = new InstanceCreateInfo(enabledLayers, enabledExtensions);
var instance = Vk.CreateInstance(instanceCreateInfo);
debugCallback = DebugUtils.CreateDebugReportCallback(instance, DebugReport);
return(instance);
}
