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Writing Portable Rendering Code with Nvrhi
Writing Portable Rendering Code with NVRHI | NVIDIA Technical Blog.
Learn about NVIDIA Rendering Hardware Interface (NVRHI), a library that defines a custom, higher-level graphics API and maps well to Vulkan, D3D12, and D3D11.
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