- Provide tools to aid in the development of Vulkan applications. Current tools include:
- via - Vulkan Installation Analyzer
- layers: device simulation, api dump, fps monitor, screenshot
- layer factory: framework that facilitates the creation of new layers
- Platform support:
- Windows
- Linux
- Android
- Repo Quality
- All repo tests passing
- Continuous Integration: HW test farms operated by Google and LunarG perform pre-commit cloud testing on pull-requests on various hardware/software platforms
- Contributor, Commenter, User
- Submitting contributions, creating issues, or using the contents of the repository
- Approver
- Experienced project members who have made significant technical contributions
- Write control: Approve pull/merge requests (verify submissions vs. acceptance criteria)
- Technical Project Lead
- Lead the project in terms of versioning, quality assurance, and overarching objectives
- Monitor github issues, assign issues to the appropriate developer, and drive timely resolution
- Designate new approvers
- Ensure project documentation such as Readme, Contributing, etc. is kept up-to-date
- Act as a facilitator in resolving technical conflicts
- Point-of-contact for project-related questions
The technical project lead for this repository is:
- Tony Barbour [email protected]
- All source code to include Apache 2.0 license.
- Additional copyrights of contributors appended
- Contributions are via pull requests
- Project Lead will assign approvers to contributor pull requests
- Approvers can self-assign their reviewers
- For complex or invasive contributions, Project Lead may request approval from specific reviewers
- At least one review approval is required to complete a pull request
- The goal is to be responsive to contributors while ensuring acceptance criteria is met and to facilitate their submissions
- Approval is dependent upon adherence to the guidelines in CONTRIBUTING.md, and alignment with repository goals of maintainability, completeness, and quality
- Conflicts or questions will ultimately be resolved by the project lead