docs: added try-catch code in swapchain recreation chapter #235
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SaschaWillems
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| Recent versions of the Vulkan CPP header throw exceptions on unsuccessful return codes. To handle exceptions thrown by `vkQueuePresentKHR`, catch `vk::SystemError` and check the error code as shown above. |
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Minor, but can you replace the Vulkan CPP header" with "Vulkan-hpp"?
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Added a snippet of C++ code which handles exceptions thrown by
vkQueuePresentKHRin the swapchain recreation chapter.The snippet was already present in the attached code, but absent from the tutorial text.
Not using the try-catch, as shown in the tutorial, will break the program while resizing the window on some machines.