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PhysicalDeviceZeroInitializeDeviceMemoryFeaturesEXT

Struct PhysicalDeviceZeroInitializeDeviceMemoryFeaturesEXT 

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pub struct PhysicalDeviceZeroInitializeDeviceMemoryFeaturesEXT<'a> {
    pub s_type: StructureType,
    pub p_next: *mut c_void,
    pub zero_initialize_device_memory: Bool32,
    /* private fields */
}
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Native structure VkPhysicalDeviceZeroInitializeDeviceMemoryFeaturesEXT.

Khronos reference: VkPhysicalDeviceZeroInitializeDeviceMemoryFeaturesEXT

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§s_type: StructureType

Native field sType.

§p_next: *mut c_void

Native field pNext.

§zero_initialize_device_memory: Bool32

Native field zeroInitializeDeviceMemory.

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impl<'a> PhysicalDeviceZeroInitializeDeviceMemoryFeaturesEXT<'a>

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pub fn new() -> Self

Construct the record with its canonical sType tag and default native state.

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pub fn set_zero_initialize_device_memory(self, value: Bool32) -> Self

Set native field zeroInitializeDeviceMemory without native effects.

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pub fn push_next<T: Extends<Self>>( self, next: &'a mut T, ) -> Result<Self, ConstructionError>

Prepend one registry-compatible node, retaining its exclusive borrow.

The node must have a null p_next and both headers must have canonical tags. Existing links are never traversed and remain written after the borrow ends. Type compatibility does not establish enabled extensions or Vulkan valid usage.

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Returns a construction error for a changed structure tag or already-linked node.

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