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Joel Winarske 9bda8097bd Testing, Packaging, Vulkan, Clang/Yocto support
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-j support.  Yocto needs this.
Move external references into toolchain to avoid conflict with Yocto Sysroot.
Move CPU tuning into toolchain.  Clang uses a different tuning scheme.
Python required check for Yocto.
Correct usage of project details.  Required for packaging step.
Organize key/value to enable central place to change
Toolchain path is discovered based on toolchain triple.  Minimum requirement is to add toolchain bin path to your path.
Add install_user step to replace install.sh
Allow overriding user name.  Username will not always be 'pi'.
zlib.h and zconf.h from raspbian rootfs (missing form rpi toolchain sysroot)
rename drm-uapi to match yocto -> libdrm
packaging, testing, and rpath for unit tests
stick with sdk branches
CMake documentation -> BUILD.md
Move -Wall to global.cmake, which makes for easier filtering
Rename toolchain.cmake as it is GCC specific
vulkaninfo from vulkan-tools
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cts
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RPi-VK-Driver

RPi-VK-Driver is a low level GPU driver for the Broadcom Videocore IV GPU that implements a subset of the Vulkan (registered trademark of The Khronos Group) standard. The implementation is not conformant to the standard (therefore it cannot be called a Vulkan driver, officially) but tries to follow it as closely as the hardware allows for it.
Compared to the available OpenGL drivers it offers superb speed including precise and predictable memory management and multi-threaded command submission. It also offers a wider feature set such as MSAA support, low level assembly shaders and performance counters. On the other hand it currently does not support GLSL shaders.

Building

Please follow the instructions in the Build.md file. https://github.com/Yours3lf/rpi-vk-driver/blob/master/BUILD.md

Wiki

For further information please take a look at the Wiki section: https://github.com/Yours3lf/rpi-vk-driver/wiki

Supported hardware

The driver currently supports the following Raspberry Pi models:

  • Zero
  • Zero W
  • 1 Model A
  • 1 Model A+
  • 1 Model B
  • 1 Model B+
  • 2 Model B
  • 3 Model A+
  • 3 Model B
  • 3 Model B+
  • Compute Module 1
  • Compute Module 3
  • Compute Module 3 lite
  • Compute Module 3+
  • Compute Module 3+ lite
Description
VK driver for the Raspberry Pi (Broadcom Videocore IV)
Readme MIT 3.1 MiB
Languages
C++ 50.4%
C 48%
Python 1.2%
CMake 0.4%