Closed tareksander closed 3 weeks ago
Vulkan 1.6 doesn't exist yet.
The latest rspirv
crate release is 0.12.0
which was generated from the sdk-1.3.268.0
SPIRV-Headers release. This release already defines SPIR-V 1.6.1
:
A newer regeneration on tag sdk-1.3.296.0
with SPIR-V revision 1.6.4
is being worked on and considered in https://github.com/gfx-rs/rspirv/pull/251.
Given that we already have a published rspirv
on the requested SPIR-V version 1.6, I think we can close this as "stale".
Separate from that, how do maintainers feel about changing the version metadata from the Vulkan SDK tag that this SPIR-V release was shipped with, to the SPIR-V revision itself, i.e. +spirv-1.6.4
?
I'm unsure what we settled on last time.
EDIT: We changed away from that because SPIR-V versions/revisions didn't get bumped in the past, see i.e. https://github.com/gfx-rs/rspirv/issues/225.
Oh, I get it now. In that case the spirv crate readme should probably be changed, that's what confused me:
Version
Note that the major and minor version of this create is tracking the SPIR-V spec, while the patch number is used for bugfixes for the crate itself. So version 1.4.2 is tracking SPIR-V 1.4 but not necessarily revision 2. Major client APIs like Vulkan/OpenCL pin to a specific major and minor version, regardless of the revision.
Vulkan 1.3 now supports SPIR-V 1.6, the spirv crate is still at version 1.3. Is there a reason for that?