GPUagnosticism
GPUagnosticism refers to the practice or philosophy of developing software or applications in a way that does not tie them to a specific Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) vendor or architecture. This approach aims to maximize compatibility and portability across a wide range of hardware, allowing users to run the software regardless of whether they have an NVIDIA, AMD, or Intel GPU, or even integrated graphics.
The core principle behind GPUagnosticism is abstraction. Developers achieve this by utilizing cross-platform graphics APIs like
Benefits of GPUagnosticism include broader market reach for software, reduced development and testing overhead as fewer
However, achieving true GPUagnosticism can be challenging. Different GPUs have varying performance characteristics, feature sets, and