Replace instance level vk symbols with dynamic fetching #49
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I rebased my branch with the latest (2.2) FSR codebase, so no more conflicts |
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The issue I faced while integrating ffx_fsr2_api_vk_x64.lib was that the linker could not find symbols for the instance level vk functions. Since dynamic fetching is already done for device level functions, why also not do it for the instance level ones?
I tried implementing said feature trying to keep API breakage to a minimum. Indeed the only functions which got their definition changed were:
The change in order to work for the sample requires adding a GetInstance method to Device defined in Device.h which is part of the Cauldron framework. This change is not reflected in the commit due to Cauldron being a submodule.