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It's nicer to refer to this in code as `gpu`. Additionally, `webgpu` as a name gives the impression this is for web only which is absolutely not true but could understandably be very confusing to newcomers. Solve both problems by renaming to just `gpu`, and (next) updating the README to indicate what it does and why, then explain it's WebGPU after as more of an implementation detail. Signed-off-by: Stephen Gutekanst <stephen@hexops.com> |
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WebGPU for Zig 
Idiomatic Zig bindings to WebGPU, the up-and-coming API which allows for unified access to low-level graphics APIs like Vulkan, Metal, and D3D12 across web, desktop, and mobile devices.
This library is truly cross platform, allowing you to use the same graphics API in the web or natively (desktop & mobile):
- WebAssembly targets: Uses the browser's provided WebGPU API.
- Native targets: supports multiple WebGPU backend implementations:
- Dawn, Chrome's C++ implementation of WebGPU.
- gfx-rs/wgpu-native, the Rust implementation of WebGPU.
webgpu.h version
Both Dawn and gfx-rs/wgpu-native implement a shared common C header, webgpu.h which maps 1:1 with the WebGPU IDL specification.
You can find the version of webgpu.h currently targeted by this library here.