Description
Osomi core is a cross platform framework, designed to be API and platform independent.
It is created with Vulkan, Android and Windows in mind, so it has things like memory management (CPU & GPU), file management, input and serialization.
Other features include shader reflection, custom file types for models (to support sized shader inputs), shaders (to support reflection) and more.
The architecture is created to be abstract so that the user doesn't have to think about platform/API specifics.
Information
Duration: December 2017 - present
Role: Graphics/engine/architecture programmer
Skills:
Vulkan, GLSL, C++17, Bash, Windows, Android, Shader compiler, Custom shader language, Custom file types, Resource baking, Serialization, C++ templates,
GPU & CPU Memory management, File management, Manual fbx & obj parsing, Node management, Architecture, Procedural generation, Optimization, Shader reflection
Tools: Git/GitHub, Sourcetree, CMake, Jira, Visual Studio, Appveyor, Travis, MSBuild, RenderDoc, Notepad++
Libraries: zlib, rapidjson, stbi, spirv-cross, glslang, spirv-tools, vulkan
Team members: Solo project
Tasks
Packaging a build and resources for both Windows and Android.
Using the Android NDK and Windows API to create an application which handles inputs.
Rendering to a surface on both Android & Windows and handling their platform-dependent traits.
Creating a basic serializer and handling custom file types.
Handling CPU & GPU & File memory management.
Baking and handling conversions to custom file types.
Handling tools and multiple platform development.
Understanding and implementation of various data types.
