About Vk z
VK-Z is a simple command line utility, for Windows and Linux that displays Vulkan capabilities (hardware limits) and extensions of all capable Vulkan devices on the system.1 – DownloadsWindows 32/64-bitLinux 64-bit For feedbacks / bug reports, a thread on Geeks3D forums is available HERE.2 – Release NotesVK-Z 0.5.0 has been compiled with the latest Vulkan API 1.0.42 header files and adds a new command line option: -getnumvkgpus that allows to get the number of Vulkan capable GPUs in the host system. This number of GPUs is returned by VK-Z (return code) and is also written on the standard output. Here is the VK-Z report on the ASUS GL553VD (NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 + Intel HD Graphics 630):========================================VK-Z 0.5.0========================================Vulkan capabilities and extensions viewer(C)2016-2017 Geeks3D - extensions: 5- 1/ VK_KHR_surface (spec version: 25)- 2/ VK_KHR_win32_surface (spec version: 5)- 3/ VK_EXT_debug_report (spec version: 3)- 4/ VK_NV_external_memory_capabilities (spec version: 1)- 5/ VK_KHR_get_physical_device_properties2 (spec version: 1)# Vulkan devices: 2========================================Device 1: GeForce GTX 1050========================================- DeviceID: 10DE-1C8D- Raw driver version: 1586708480- NVIDIA driver version: R378.x- Vulkan API version: 1.0.37- Device type: VK_PHYSICAL_DEVICE_TYPE_DISCRETE_GPU- Memory heap count: 2 heap 0 - size: 4053 MB heap 1 - size: 16268 MB- Device extensions: 12 1/ VK_KHR_swapchain (spec version: 68) 2/ VK_KHR_maintenance1 (spec version: 1) 3/ VK_KHR_shader_draw_parameters (spec version: 1) 4/ VK_KHR_sampler_mirror_clamp_to_edge (spec version: 1) 5/ VK_EXT_shader_subgroup_ballot (spec version: 1) 6/ VK_EXT_shader_subgroup_vote (spec version: 1) 7/ VK_NV_dedicated_allocation (spec version: 1) 8/ VK_NV_external_memory (spec version: 1) 9/ VK_NV_external_memory_win32 (spec version: 1) 10/ VK_NV_glsl_shader (spec version: 1) 11/ VK_NV_win32_keyed_mutex (spec version: 1) 12/ VK_NVX_device_generated_commands (spec version: 1)- Device limits: maxImageDimension1D: 32768 maxImageDimension2D: 32768 maxImageDimension3D: 16384 maxImageDimensionCube: 32768 maxImageArrayLayers: 2048 maxTexelBufferElements: 134217728 maxUniformBufferRange: 65536 maxStorageBufferRange: 2147483647 maxPushConstantsSize: 256 maxMemoryAllocationCount: 4096 maxSamplerAllocationCount: 4000 bufferImageGranularity: 1024 sparseAddressSpaceSize: 18446744073709551615 maxBoundDescriptorSets: 8 maxPerStageDescriptorSamplers: 4000 maxPerStageDescriptorUniformBuffers: 12 maxPerStageDescriptorSampledImages: 8192 maxPerStageDescriptorStorageImages: 8192 maxPerStageDescriptorInputAttachments: 8 maxPerStageResources: 24612 maxDescriptorSetSamplers: 4000 maxDescriptorSetUniformBuffers: 72 maxDescriptorSetUniformBuffersDynamic: 72 maxDescriptorSetStorageBuffers: 96 maxDescriptorSetStorageBuffersDynamic: 96 maxDescriptorSetSampledImages: 49152 maxDescriptorSetStorageImages: 49152 maxDescriptorSetInputAttachments: 8 maxVertexInputAttributes: 32 maxVertexInputBindings: 32 maxVertexInputAttributeOffset: 2047 maxVertexInputBindingStride: 2048 maxVertexOutputComponents: 128 maxTessellationGenerationLevel: 64 maxTessellationPatchSize: 32 maxTessellationControlPerVertexInputComponents: 128 maxTessellationControlPerVertexOutputComponents: 128 maxTessellationControlPerPatchOutputComponents: 120 maxTessellationControlTotalOutputComponents: 4216 maxTessellationEvaluationInputComponents: 128 maxTessellationEvaluationOutputComponents: 128 maxGeometryShaderInvocations: 32 maxGeometryInputComponents: 128 maxGeometryOutputComponents: 128 maxGeometryOutputVertices: 1024 maxGeometryTotalOutputComponents: 1024 maxFragmentInputComponents: 128 maxFragmentOutputAttachments: 8 maxFragmentDualSrcAttachments: 1 maxFragmentCombinedOutputResources: 16 maxComputeSharedMemorySize: 49152 maxComputeWorkGroupCount: [2147483647; 65535; 65535] maxComputeWorkGroupInvocations: 1536 maxComputeWorkGroupSize: [1536; 1024; 64] subPixelPrecisionBits: 8 subTexelPrecisionBits: 8 mipmapPrecisionBits: 8 maxDrawIndexedIndexValue: 4294967295 maxDrawIndirectCount: 4294967295 maxSamplerLodBias: 15.000000 maxSamplerAnisotropy: 16.000000 maxViewports: 16 maxViewportDimensions: [32768; 32768] viewportBoundsRange: [-65536.000000 ; 65536.000000] viewportSubPixelBits: 8 minMemoryMapAlignment: 64 minTexelBufferOffsetAlignment: 16 minUniformBufferOffsetAlignment: 256 minStorageBufferOffsetAlignment:
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Or ignoring the text produced by specific keys.Unlike the Input command, InputHook can be used to detect keys which do not produce text, without terminating the Input. This is done by registering an OnKeyDown function and using KeyOpt or NotifyNonText to specify which keys are of interest.If a MatchList item caused the Input to terminate, the Match property can be consulted to determine exactly which match (this is more useful when the * option is present).Although the script can consult GetKeyState after the Input command returns, sometimes it does not accurately reflect which keys were pressed when the Input was terminated. InputHook's EndMods property reflects the logical state of the modifier keys at the time Input was terminated.There are some differences relating to backward-compatibility: The Input command stores end keys A-Z in uppercase even though other letters on some keyboard layouts are lowercase. Passing the value to Send would produce a shifted keystroke instead of a plain one. By contrast, InputHook's EndKeys property always returns the normalized name; i.e. whichever character is produced by pressing the key without holding Shift or other modifiers. If a key name used in EndKeys corresponds to a VK which is shared between two physical keys (such as NumpadUp and Up), the Input command handles the primary key by VK and the secondary key by SC, whereas InputHook handles both by SC. {vkNN} notation can be used to handle the key by VK. When the end key is handled by VK, both physical keys can terminate the Input. For example, {NumpadUp} would cause the Input command to be terminated by pressing Up, but ErrorLevel would contain EndKey:NumpadUp since only the VK is considered. When an end key is handled by SC, the Input command always produces names for the known secondary SC of any given VK, and always produces scNNN for any other key (even if it has a name). By contrast, InputHook produces a name if the key has one.Input, KeyWait, Hotstrings, InputBox, #InstallKeybdHook, Threads, If Var [not] in/contains MatchListExamples Waits for the user to press any single key.MsgBox % KeyWaitAny(); Same again, but don't block the key.MsgBox % KeyWaitAny("V")KeyWaitAny(Options:=""){ ih := InputHook(Options) if !InStr(Options, "V") ih.VisibleNonText := false ih.KeyOpt("{All}", "E") ; End ih.Start() ErrorLevel := ih.Wait() ; Store EndReason in ErrorLevel return ih.EndKey ; Return the key name} Waits for any key in combination with Ctrl/Alt/Shift/Win.MsgBox % KeyWaitCombo()KeyWaitCombo(Options:=""){ ih := InputHook(Options) if !InStr(Options,
