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> Vulkan is now available looks inside: > What this is NOT (yet): Running Vulkan programs

• LoganDark 3mo ago
  Technically, it isn't wrong, if you consider Vulkan the technology rather than the service
  • NooneAtAll3 3mo ago
    isn't Vulkan the api?
    • LoganDark 3mo ago
      'Vulkan' can refer to at least: - Vulkan as a runtime service: 'the ability' for programs to do Vulkan things - Vulkan as an API / specification: how programs interact with the service to do those things, or how the service interacts with programs - Vulkan as a technology: how the API calls are implemented Generally Vulkan refers to the specification much like how Linux refers to the kernel, but there is still Linux (kernel) vs Linux (syscall ABI) vs Linux (runtime service)