ErupteD Brings Vulkan To The D Programming Language

Written by Michael Larabel in Vulkan on 26 June 2016 at 01:30 PM EDT. 6 Comments
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Yesterday's article about a new OS kernel being written in the D programming language led to a Phoronix reader pointing out that Vulkan support has also come to the D language.

The D programming language is just the latest to have support for Vulkan alongside C++, Rust (via Vulkano, if you missed that project), Go, and many other modern languages getting bindings for this Khronos Group high performance graphics API. Should you not be familiar with the D language, see Wikipedia.

The project bringing Vulkan to D is called ErupteD. The aforelinked ErupteD code provides D bindings for Vulkan and derived from a similar D-Vulkan project with a similar aim of auto-generated D bindings for Vulkan.
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