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Assert fails in requestAdapter
I am following the tutorial on my windows laptop and in the https://eliemichel.github.io/LearnWebGPU/getting-started/the-adapter.html in requestAdapter
function its mentioned that we should wait for onAdapterReady
before doing the assert but we do it immediately anyway.
// In theory we should wait until onAdapterReady has been called, which
// could take some time (what the 'await' keyword does in the JavaScript
// code). In practice, we know that when the wgpuInstanceRequestAdapter()
// function returns its callback has been called.
assert(userData.requestEnded);
However, this assert is firing for me with this warning:
Warning: Disable Intel Vulkan adapter on Windows driver version 100.6911. See https://crbug.com/1338622.
- While initializing adapter (backend=BackendType::Vulkan)
at InitializeImpl (C:\Users\gauta\Codes\wgpu\build\_deps\dawn-src\src\dawn\native\vulkan\PhysicalDeviceVk.cpp:107)
at Initialize (C:\Users\gauta\Codes\wgpu\build\_deps\dawn-src\src\dawn\native\PhysicalDevice.cpp:35)
Assertion failed: userData.requestEnded, file C:\Users\gauta\Codes\wgpu\main.cpp, line 41
If I remove the assert I can enumerate the features of the adapter, which I am assuming means I am getting the adapter:
Hello world!
WebGPU instance: 000002A2AE3F1B60
Warning: Disable Intel Vulkan adapter on Windows driver version 100.6911. See https://crbug.com/1338622.
- While initializing adapter (backend=BackendType::Vulkan)
at InitializeImpl (C:\Users\gauta\Codes\wgpu\build\_deps\dawn-src\src\dawn\native\vulkan\PhysicalDeviceVk.cpp:107)
at Initialize (C:\Users\gauta\Codes\wgpu\build\_deps\dawn-src\src\dawn\native\PhysicalDevice.cpp:35)
Got adapter: 000002A2B11A29A0
Adapter features:
- 5
- 1
- 2
- 8
- 10
- 11
- 1002
- 1004
- 1007
- 1008
- 1009
I tried to find where that onAdapterReady callback is to be passed. But I couldn't find it on google. Can you please include how to pass it?
Additionally when setting up the tutorial the step that installs the dawn-src didn't work for me. I went into the folder and manually ran the git clone
commands mentioned in the cmake files to make it work.