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    Phoronix: A Work-In-Progress Vulkan Driver For The Raspberry Pi / VC4

    While the current generation Raspberry Pi boards with their VideoCore IV graphics processor only supports OpenGL ES 2.0 and is generally quite slow, there is an experimental/work-in-progress Vulkan driver being worked on...

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    hey, that could be nifty - if only for a learning project!

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    • #3
      Accelerating the parts that can be accelerated and shimming the rest in software is a perfectly reasonable approach to this. Sometimes the raw performance is less important than other things like completeness and correctness.

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        Originally posted by squash View Post
        Accelerating the parts that can be accelerated and shimming the rest in software is a perfectly reasonable approach to this. Sometimes the raw performance is less important than other things like completeness and correctness.
        You'd be writing software compute shaders I guess, on a slow ARM, correctness is the least of your problem since to prove correctness you'd have to run at least one test in unbounded time.

        Dave.

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