Gary Sweet

> @gary-sweet What compiler are you using? Obviously, the compilers in our CI are less picky. Maybe we should add that compiler to our CI? That said, would you please...

The build script for Tracy doesn't work for me in Linux sadly: ``` ../../../server/TracySourceView.cpp: In member function ‘bool tracy::SourceView::Disassemble(uint64_t, const tracy::Worker&)’: ../../../server/TracySourceView.cpp:736:46: error: ‘CS_GRP_BRANCH_RELATIVE’ was not declared in this scope...

> @gary-sweet what is the version of your capstone library? I believe that build issue is coming from a missing dependency. The first printout at the top of the script...

It's a bit weird though. The capstone change log would indicate that CS_GRP_BRANCH_RELATIVE was introduced in version 4.0. Grepping for that in /usr/include/capstone (which is where the build is looking)...

> Interesting how your lib says `4.0.1+really+3.0.5-1build1` as in its 4.0.1 but actually 3.0.5? What OS are you using? It's Ubuntu 20.04

> What would you suggest to do instead until then? Well throwing a `std::runtime_error` would be better, as it doesn't terminate batch mode, just the current sample I guess. I'm...

I think you'll need to rebase this over https://github.com/KhronosGroup/Vulkan-Samples/pull/1031. A lot of the samples don't run without that, so testing this isn't really possible without it.

Am I wrong in thinking that the "I did a full batch run using the batch command line argument" checkbox was added to ensure that the author of any change...

I'm still seeing some odd display in command_buffer_usage sadly: 

> Just to check, you've pulled the up to date version of the branch. I did rebase on main. Yes > Do you see this behaviour with any other sliders?...