code_disaster, 2 months ago So I used a new Vulkan descriptor type, but forgot to tell the driver to create a descriptor pool for it. Windows/AMD: shrug "Ok!" Debian/Nvidia: shrug "Ok! But that SPIRV extension you asked about? No chance, my friend!" MoltenVK: "Hey, waaait a minute! Out of memory!"
So I used a new Vulkan descriptor type, but forgot to tell the driver to create a descriptor pool for it.
Windows/AMD: shrug "Ok!"
Debian/Nvidia: shrug "Ok! But that SPIRV extension you asked about? No chance, my friend!"
MoltenVK: "Hey, waaait a minute! Out of memory!"
sol_hsa, 2 months ago @code_disaster validation layers didn't say anything?
@code_disaster validation layers didn't say anything?
code_disaster, 2 months ago @sol_hsa Nope. On Mac/MoltenVK vkAllocateDescriptorSets() fails, but no error message or anything on the other systems.
@sol_hsa Nope. On Mac/MoltenVK vkAllocateDescriptorSets() fails, but no error message or anything on the other systems.
code_disaster, 2 months ago @sol_hsa maybe it starts with a small preset pool, or is somehow able/allowed to share with some other pool type? It's TYPE_UNIFORM_TEXEL_BUFFER I added. Before that I was just using TYPE_UNIFORM_BUFFER and Type_COMBINED_IMAGE_SAMPLER.
@sol_hsa maybe it starts with a small preset pool, or is somehow able/allowed to share with some other pool type? It's TYPE_UNIFORM_TEXEL_BUFFER I added. Before that I was just using TYPE_UNIFORM_BUFFER and Type_COMBINED_IMAGE_SAMPLER.
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