Getting Started #

Although I do my best to explain the Rust concepts used throughout this guide, if you find yourself struggling (or just looking to learn more) you should look to The Rust Book. One of the great things about Rust is it's wealth of documentation/information. Having everything about the language compiled into one easy to read book is very helpful, and is actually the primary way I learned Rust myself. Also it's good to note that all Rust crates (libraries/dependencies) have their own built in documentation that's automatically generated from types and comments and such. The easiest way to pull this up without installing the crate locally is through https://docs.rs/. For example here's the documentation for ash which is the crate we'll be using to interact with the Vulkan SDK. It's essentially a wrapper over the C/C++ SDK allowing it to be easily used in Rust.

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