Status
Per README: "Windows — surface code implemented, never tested."
The Win32PlatformSurface path was written alongside the X11 and macOS paths but no one's actually launched the plugin on Windows yet. Until someone does, all of:
Win32PlatformSurface.java (HINSTANCE / HWND extraction via JAWT)VulkanSurface Win32 branch (vkCreateWin32SurfaceKHR)VulkanInstance extension picking on Windows (VK_KHR_win32_surface)- The rlawt canvas-attach + GL-context-keepalive dance — does Windows even need this for AWT resize coherency, or is it a Linux-only quirk?
…are unverified. The plugin will probably either work first try or fail in some specific WSI / JAWT / driver-loader way.
What "tested" means here
- Plugin enables without crashing on a fresh Windows 10/11 box.
- A scene renders.
- Resize, sidebar collapse, fullscreen toggle don't break the swapchain.
- Plugin disable cleanly returns the canvas to stock rendering.
- AMD + NVIDIA + Intel iGPU each survive one session.
Anyone with a Windows dev machine — please pick this up and report what you see.
Status
Per README: "Windows — surface code implemented, never tested."
The
Win32PlatformSurfacepath was written alongside the X11 and macOS paths but no one's actually launched the plugin on Windows yet. Until someone does, all of:Win32PlatformSurface.java(HINSTANCE / HWND extraction via JAWT)VulkanSurfaceWin32 branch (vkCreateWin32SurfaceKHR)VulkanInstanceextension picking on Windows (VK_KHR_win32_surface)…are unverified. The plugin will probably either work first try or fail in some specific WSI / JAWT / driver-loader way.
What "tested" means here
Anyone with a Windows dev machine — please pick this up and report what you see.