Vulkan 1.3.272 Published With Two New Extensions

Written by Michael Larabel in Vulkan on 2 December 2023 at 07:01 AM EST. Add A Comment
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Vulkan 1.3.272 was published on Friday as the latest routine spec update for this high performance graphics and compute API.

Vulkan 1.3.272 has the usual assortment of various bug fixes and clarifications to the spec that built up over the past week. Besides resolving a handful of issues, there are two new extensions this round.

VK_EXT_layer_settings is the first new extension and was worked on by the likes of LunarG, Google, Khronos, and others. VK_EXT_layer_settings allows for a mechanism to programmatically configure the behavior of Vulkan API layers.

The other new extension is VK_ARM_render_pass_striped from Arm and Mediatek. VK_ARM_render_pass_striped adds support to split a render pass instance into stripes and to get a notification when rendering has completed for each stripe.

More details on the new extensions and other changes with Vulkan 1.3.272 via GitHub.
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