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It is not clear if extension use in vkCreateDevice does require the extension to be enabled in ppEnabledExtensions.
The spec says this:
Each structure present in the pNext chain must be defined at runtime by either:
a core version which is supported
an extension which is enabled
a supported device extension in the case of physical-device-level functionality added by the device extension
Technically vkCreateDevice is a physical-device-level functionality, so this says putting anything in the chain that is supported is valid. But I find it likely not true, as vkCreateDevice does have a ppEnabledExtensions parameter, and it feels like the extension should be in there if one wants to use some pNext struct from it.
Similar concern for other parameters, such as VkDeviceCreateInfo::flags. The spec says:
physical-device-level functionality of a device extension can be used with a physical device if the corresponding extension is enumerated by vkEnumerateDeviceExtensionProperties for that physical device, even before a logical device has been created.
Again, vkCreateDevice is technically a physical-device-level functionality, because glossary says:
Physical-Device-Level Command:
Any command that is dispatched from a physical device.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
It is not clear if extension use in
vkCreateDevice
does require the extension to be enabled inppEnabledExtensions
.The spec says this:
Technically
vkCreateDevice
is a physical-device-level functionality, so this says putting anything in the chain that is supported is valid. But I find it likely not true, asvkCreateDevice
does have appEnabledExtensions
parameter, and it feels like the extension should be in there if one wants to use somepNext
struct from it.Similar concern for other parameters, such as
VkDeviceCreateInfo::flags
. The spec says:Again,
vkCreateDevice
is technically a physical-device-level functionality, because glossary says:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: