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- Statically expose vkGetInstanceProcAddr(), even when MVK_HIDE_VULKAN_SYMBOLS is enabled. - To support Volk, link Cube demo dynamically to libMoltenVK.dylib instead of statically to MoltenVK.xcframework.
#MoltenVK Demo Projects
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Cube
The basic canonical Cube sample app from the Vulkan-Tools repository is included in this MoltenVK package.
This demo renders a basic textured cube that spins in place.
The demo can be found in the Cube folder, and in the Cube group in the
Xcode Project Navigator in the Demos.xcworkspace Xcode workspace.
To run this demo, run the Cube-macOS, Cube-iOS, or Cube-tvOS Scheme from within Xcode.
In addition to devices, this demo will also run on the iOS Simulator or tvOS Simulator destinations.
The Cube demo is a simple example of installing MoltenVK as a libMoltenVK.dylib library that
is dynamically linked to the application, and the Vulkan calls all use Volk to dynamically access
function pointers, retrieved from MoltenVK using vkGetInstanceProcAddr() and vkGetDeviceProcAddr().
It supports all platforms, including Mac Catalyst, iOSSimulator and tvOS Simulator.
Khronos Vulkan Samples
Khronos Group provides a repository containing a full suite of standard Vulkan samples that run on MoltenVK on macOS.