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Source notes for people evaluating the Open VKL volume kernel library for volume rendering work. They record what its README, changelog, licence and security files say about platforms, APIs, volume types and build needs. Based on documentation at one commit; nothing was built or run.
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Open VKL documentation notes: platforms, API shape, volume types, build needs and licence wording
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Source notes for people evaluating the Open VKL volume kernel library for volume rendering work. They record what its README, changelog, licence and security files say about platforms, APIs, volume types and build needs. Based on documentation at one commit; nothing was built or run.
Useful starting points
- The README says release v2.0.2 while the changelog's first entry is 2.0.3, so check the release you actually download.
- The README's build prerequisites and its version history give different minimum ISPC versions; confirm against the release you build.
- Intel GPU support is described as beta, and ARM needs a source build rather than a precompiled package.
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