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STANDARDS EVOLUTION OpenGL ES 1.0 - 2003 Fixed function graphics OpenGL ES 2.0 - 2007 Programmable Shaders OpenGL SC 1.0 - 2005 Fixed function graphics safety-critical subset OpenGL SC 2.0 - 2016 Programmable Programmable Shaders Safety-critical subset Vulkan 1.2 - 2020 Explicit Graphics and Compute and Display Vulkan SC 1.0 - 2022 Explicit Graphics, Compute and Display safety-critical subset SYCL 2020 C++-based 5TH, 2023 CPPCON 2023 AURORA, COLORADO NEVIN “:-)” LIBER Computer Scientist nliber@anl.govWHO AM I? ▪ Argonne National Laboratory ▪ Computer Scientist ▪ Argonne Leadership Computing Facility ▪ C++, SYCL

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