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    Phoronix: Radeon Memory Visualizer Hooks Up With Qualcomm Adreno Vulkan Driver

    Thanks to the nature of open-source and AMD making their Radeon Memory Visualizer "RMV" open-source under the GPUOpen umbrella, outside of AMD graphics drivers it's found usage elsewhere. Back in January I wrote how Intel's open-source Vulkan driver was adapted for being able to interface with the Radeon Memory Visualizer. Now this week the Qualcomm Adreno "TURNIP" Vulkan driver has also been wired up for enabling RMV integration...

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    Once NVK hooks in we can drop the Radeon moniker and just call it "GPU Memory Visualizer".

    Maybe also transfer to Khronos.

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    • #3
      Radeon and Qualcomm sitting in a tree
      T R A C I N G
      First comes love, then comes marriage
      And a Vulkan layer in the baby carriage

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      • #4
        Originally posted by skeevy420 View Post
        Radeon and Qualcomm sitting in a tree
        T R A C I N G
        First comes love, then comes marriage
        And a Vulkan layer in the baby carriage
        Adreno is anagram of Radeon, maybe due to ATI roots

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        • #5
          ...and actually, we should standardize the Linux version of the driver-to-RMV interface in Vulkan as any of VK_AMD_memory_debug, VK_EXT_memory_debug or VK_XDG_memory_debug.

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