vulkan window

examples/VulkanWindow/main.cpp

@@ -10,31 +10,20 @@ int main() {
         Things like VkDevice are static members of the VulkanDevice class.
     */
     VulkanDevice::CreateDevice();
+    WindowVulkan window(1280, 720, "HelloVulkan");
 
-    /*
-        This creates a window titled "HelloWindow" with a size of 1280x720 pixels. 
-        The WindowWaylandVulkan class is a specialized window implementation.
-        that uses the Wayland display server protocol and vulkan renderer (hence the name "WaylandVulkan").
-    */
-    WindowWaylandVulkan window("HelloWindow", 1280, 720);
+    // /*
+    //     StartInit gives you a VkCommandBuffer to use before the event loop starts
+    //     Use this for inititializing things like textures.
+    // */
+    // VkCommandBuffer cmd = window.StartInit();
 
-    /*
-        StartInit gives you a VkCommandBuffer to use before the event loop starts
-        Use this for inititializing things like textures.
-    */
-    VkCommandBuffer cmd = window.StartInit();
+    // /*
+    //     FinishInit executes all commands recorded to StartInit.
+    //     This must be called before the the event loops starts if you called StartInit before.
+    // */
+    // window.FinishInit();
 
-    /*
-        FinishInit executes all commands recorded to StartInit.
-        This must be called before the the event loops starts if you called StartInit before.
-    */
-    window.FinishInit();
-
-    /*
-        This starts the window’s main event loop, allowing it to respond to user input and system events.
-        The window will remain open and responsive until it is closed.
-        You can hook into various events through the event system.
-        This call blocks the current thread; to run the event loop asynchronously, use StartAsync instead.
-    */
+    window.Render();
     window.StartSync();
 }