They look so nice!

> for a yet unreleased project in ~2022
I'm on this picture and I don't like it

Yep

Ohhh, thanks, will try that!

Nothing specific, I'm just writing allegedly cross-platform C++ code and mostly not using any platform-specific things (which are usually hidden in 3rd-party libs).

Isn't it just some glue between dawn and emscripten? How will emscripten help with a JS project?

I'm not sure what you mean by "what JS runtime I'm targeting" - it's a web page using JS and WebGPU, I'm targeting any browser that opens it...

My project is in pure JS, a standalone Dawn won't help

I'm trying to profile both the main game and the voxel raytracer in parallel, on my Linux machine / my work machine, respectively. The "compute-bound" post referred to the voxel thing. In the game I'm bound by everything there's is to be bound by right now 🥲

(I'm assuming you're replying to a different post? 😅)

Anyway, I literally can't be CPU-bound here because I'm not doing absolutely anything on the CPU (apart from writing one 240-byte buffer and submitting 1 draw call, that is)

🫂

Oops, it seems that it doesn't support profiling my GPU (GTX 1060). Oh well!

Thank you!

We should ban corporations from naming things. Ever.

Wait, it's not even the right thing I've downloaded! It's Nvidia Nsight Systems, which, contrary to the name, doesn't actually do GPU profiling. You need Nvidia Nsight Graphics for that. And of course all online info just calls it Nvidia Nsight, because, I guess, uuhm, yeah, idk

Wait, I just tried the cli (non-ui) version and it actually worked! I might be saved

It's just X11, yes