Make HardwareBuffer::as_ptr() public
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MarijnS95
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Looks like the CI is stuck, canceling for now until at least our publishing jobs have finished. In the meantime, while at it, can you add a little note to |
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I suppose this was a mistake because there is no other way of accessing the underlying pointer.It probably isn't a mistake since other structs also haveas_ptr()private. ButHardwareBuffershould be spacial and haveas_ptr()public, I need the pointer to import the memory into Vulkan.