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- Add Volk repo to fetchDependencies script and ExternalRevisions/Volk_repo_revision file. - Cube.xcodeproj modify header paths, use of Volk, and remove old and unused files. - Update Demos/README.md to explain that Volk requires MoltenVK be built with build setting MVK_HIDE_VULKAN_SYMBOLS enabled. - MVKInstance support aliasing function name in one extension to a function in another extension, to allow MVK_HIDE_VULKAN_SYMBOLS to work with extensions promoted to another extension, but not to core, and remove additional duplicate functions that were promoted to 1.3, but were breaking use of MVK_HIDE_VULKAN_SYMBOLS.
#MoltenVK Demo Projects
Copyright (c) 2015-2024 The Brenwill Workshop Ltd.
Table of Contents
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.
The Cube demo uses Volk, which requires Vulkan API static call symbols (vk*) to be hidden.
Before building and running the Cube demo, build MoltenVK with the MVK_HIDE_VULKAN_SYMBOLS
build setting enabled, such as with the following command-line command:
make MVK_HIDE_VULKAN_SYMBOLS=1
Then, to run this demo, run the Cube-iOS, Cube-tvOS, or Cube-macOS 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 an XCFramework that is
statically linked to the application. It supports all platforms, including Mac Catalyst, iOS
Simulator and tvOS Simulator, and all architectures including Apple Silicon.
Khronos Vulkan Samples
Khronos Group provides a repository containing a full suite of standard Vulkan samples that run on MoltenVK on macOS.