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mach/gpu-dawn, WebGPU/Dawn built with Zig 
mach/gpu-dawn builds Dawn (Google's WebGPU implementation), requiring nothing more than zig and git to build and cross-compile static Dawn libraries for every OS.
- No cmake
- No ninja
- No
gn - No system dependencies (xcode, etc.)
- Cross compilation supported out of the box
- Builds a single static
libdawn.awith everything you need.
This repository is a separate copy of the same library in the main Mach repository, and is automatically kept in sync, so that anyone can use this library in their own project / engine if they like!
Warning: Under heavy development!
This package is still under heavy development, Linux and macOS are working but Windows is not yet.
Zig Dawn/WebGPU interface
This package implements the the mach/gpu Zig interface which, for Zig developers, allows swapping between WebGPU implementations seamlessly similar to the std.mem.Allocator interface.
Generated code
Dawn itself relies on a fairly large amount of dependencies, generated code, etc. To avoid having any dependency on Google build tools, code generation, etc. we maintain a minor fork of Dawn which has generated code and third-party dependencies comitted.