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environment variable to save configured settings in a file #188
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agree, this is also nice in general as sometimes I myself am concern I do/don't have certain settings enabled... |
Would this be something to add to the settings library instead of being specific to validation? |
@christophe-lunarg this is something we really want for other layers too, is this something Layer Settings can take care of? |
This looks great to me and yes the layer settings library is a good place for this to generalize to all layers. Probably a bit tricky to handle correcly the interaction of multiple layers on that file. I think we should go for a single environment variable Does it sounds good to you? Should we move this issue in the VulkanUtility repository? |
Sounds good to me, @lunarpapillo good for you?
done |
Some application vendors configure the validation layer programmatically (i.e. via switches like
-vulkan_enable_validation -vulkan_enable_sync_validation
etc.).For local analysis, it would be very helpful to know exactly how the validation layer is actually being configured in these cases.
Defining an environment variable
VK_VALIDATION_SAVE_SETTINGS=/path/to/file/to/save/settings
that caused VVL to write a settings file to the given location would make it easy.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: