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Intel Vulkan Driver Halves The Time Required For Startup


Intel's open-source Vulkan Linux driver 'ANV' has reduced the driver start-up time by about half.

Intel's Lionel Landwerlin has seen his patch series under review for the past month land into Mesa 24.2. This reduces the time by about 50% that it takes for vkCreateDevice(), the call for creating a new device instance with the Vulkan API. This significant speed-up to the Intel ANV start-up time comes from making more of the device initialization asynchronous.

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