This an example of how to use WebGPU on .Net (Windows and Browser), leveraging the WaveEngine WebGPU bindings.
Check https://webgpu.z28.web.core.windows.net/ for a live preview.
WebGPU on the browser is only currently supported on Chrome/Edge Canary versions, and Firefox Nightly.
- Firefox:
about:config->dom.webgpu.enabled: true - Chrome/Edge:
chrome://flags/#enable-unsafe-webgpu-> "Enabled"
Right now compilation must be finished on linux. Follow the dotnet-setup.sh script to install necessary dependencies (tested on Ubuntu 18 LTS).
First, compile the project with MSBuild, then go to Linux if you are on windows (Ubuntu 18 LTS - WSL1) and run package.sh with the specific arguments of your project:
./package.sh [PATH_TO_PROJECT]/HelloWebGPUNet/HelloWebGPUNet.Web/bin/Release/netstandard2.0 $HOME/.build HelloWebGPUNet.Web.dll -a
-a option builds the project on AOT mode (the only one supported for now due to a bug in mono).
Check the full list of arguments at package.sh
After compilation and linking are successfull, serve the folder bin/$(Configuration)/wasm with a static server.
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