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…created via swapchain image objects.
… Make graphics contexts thread-local in the implemenetation, this still needs to be done on the agnostic side. Delete tons of device code. TODO: Allow Swapchain images to present and to resolve where the queue submit logic will live.
…ring, figure out how we're gonna cache descriptor sets.
…bably should? It worked when I used it last.
We probably need a better API for this at some point...
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Got some questions and nits, will continue reviewing in a while
Graphics/Core/include/NovelRT/Graphics/SecondaryCmdListInfo.hpp
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This reverts commit 92017de.
This is a workaround until we get the scheduler dependency graph implemented.
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Basically #622 but based on a different concept. This is mainly just for comparison.