It has been a year since the first release of the VkCV framework and a lot of improvements have been made so far. That’s why there is today a new release providing multiple new modules, new projects and a lot of changes to the original API, reducing duplicate code and easing usability.<\/p>\n
As previous posts already suggested, it is now easier than ever to develop with the framework. Even ray tracing pipelines are now directly supported by the framework on a similar level as compute and graphics pipelines have been supported from the start. Since Vulkan is advancing as an API, there’s also support for newer extensions and features.<\/p>\n
More information about the full release can be read in the changelog notes here<\/a>. The source code is free and open-source under MIT license<\/a>. You can find it on the Gitlab server from the university in Koblenz here<\/a> as well as on some mirrored repositories on Gitlab and Github. Feel free to contribute!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" It has been a year since the first release of the VkCV framework and a lot of improvements have been made so far. That’s why there is today a new release providing multiple new modules, new projects and a lot of changes to the original API, reducing duplicate code and easing usability. As previous posts … <\/p>\n