Add #define VULKAN_HPP_NO_STRUCT_CONSTRUCTORS

[hu-qing-hua]

After reviewing the source code, I found that
without this macro definition, a custom constructor will be added to the vk::ApplicationInfo struct.

If a constructor is added, then vk::ApplicationInfo is no longer an aggregate class. In this case, it's no longer possible to use Designated Initializers, i.e., assign values ​​to members using .member = value.

Source code path: VulkanSDK\1.4.341.1\Include\vulkan\vulkan_structs.hpp
Code excerpts:

#if !defined( VULKAN_HPP_NO_CONSTRUCTORS ) && !defined( VULKAN_HPP_NO_STRUCT_CONSTRUCTORS ) 
VULKAN_HPP_CONSTEXPR ApplicationInfo( const char * pApplicationName_ = {}, 
uint32_t applicationVersion_ = {}, 
const char * pEngineName_ = {}, 
uint32_t engineVersion_ = {}, 
uint32_t apiVersion_ = {}, 
const void * pNext_ = nullptr ) VULKAN_HPP_NOEXCEPT 
: pNext{ pNext_ } 
, pApplicationName{ pApplicationName_ } 
, applicationVersion{ applicationVersion_ } , pEngineName{ pEngineName_ }

, engineVersion{ engineVersion_ }

, apiVersion{ apiVersion_ }

{
}

I am using the VS 2020 Enterprise version, when I configured it exactly according to the tutorial. I discovered this problem by observing an error message in Visual Studio that reads something like "error C7555: use of designated initializers requires an aggregate class type".

[SaschaWillems]

The tutorial code already defines this in The CMakeLists.txt. I don't think it's necessary to explicitly add this to the code here.

[hu-qing-hua]

The tutorial code already defines this in The CMakeLists.txt. I don't think it's necessary to explicitly add this to the code here.

You're right. I'm sorry I didn't read the tutorial carefully.