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VK_TRUE / VK_FALSE
Vulkan's own spelling of the boolean values true and false.
Vulkan is a C API that uses a 32-bit integer type for booleans, where VK_TRUE means on and VK_FALSE means off. They appear all over Vulkan when querying or enabling features. In mzVolk, a feature only advertises VK_TRUE when it's genuinely backed by a working implementation, not merely claimed.
See also
- VulkanA modern, low-level programming interface for talking directly to graphics and compute hardware.
- Vulkan 1.0/1.1/1.2/1.3/1.4The successive version levels of the Vulkan API, each folding in more features as standard.
- WSIThe part of Vulkan that connects GPU rendering to an actual on-screen window.