imgui_markdown VS enkiTS

Results from low ray-count path tracing can be fairly noisy, especially with reflections and emissive materials, so I'm using Intel Open Image Denoise. The download for this at 45Mb is over 5x larger than our Avoyd installer, so we don't distribute it but instead link to it as a plugin the user can install. Adding documentation for this was fairly easy using our open sourced imgui_markdown.h.

If you're open to using a task scheduler library, and want something lighter weight than the alternatives, my permissively licensed C and C++ Task Scheduler for creating parallel programs enkiTS would be a good fit for this.

Rather than a new background thread I would use a task/job system such as my own open source enki Task Scheduler (enkiTS).

As always the multithreading for this is achieved using my permissively licensed C and C++ Task Scheduler for creating parallel programs, enkiTS.

What tasking system are you using? If you're having problems with it you might want to try my enkiTS.

enkiTS: A C and C++ Task Scheduler for creating parallel programs\ (15 comments)

GL_MAP_PERSISTENT_BIT for any data which is changed per-frame, such as constant buffers, particle data, SSBO data etc. This allows the data to be written in parallel (I use my tasking system enkiTS).