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yeah I know what you mean. I can load the dll by myself LoadLibraryA
or dlopen
and then pass my own function pointer to the volkInitializeCustom
where I call the vkGetInstanceProcAddr
for the dll.
It's not a serious thing, but I am just simply asking the question in the perspective of the API design. If a user calls the volkInitialize
, then there is no way to unload the dll except closing the application which calls the volkInitialize
. As I mentioned simply before, I can add the function volkFinailize
that unloads the dll by saving the module
variable in the volkInitialize
to a static variable. (Actually I did it on my code base)
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It just never came up before. I'll look into adding a finalize function.
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there is a workaround if you're using SDL, SFML or GLFW which is to use volkInitializeCustom instead passing it the function vkGetInstanceProcAddr from one of those librairies on any library that would allow you load vulkan yourself
Tho I personally never use volkInitialize, unless if am making a compute only application where I don't have SDL or similar
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On SDL, that would be:
SDL_Vulkan_LoadLibrary(NULL);
volkInitializeCustom((PFN_vkGetInstanceProcAddr) SDL_Vulkan_GetVkGetInstanceProcAddr());
// Volk is initialized...
SDL_Vulkan_UnloadLibrary();
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