Shimming d3d12.dll for fun and profit, part 2

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This post is a follow-up to Shimming d3d12.dll for fun and profit. If you haven’t read it yet I would strongly recommend doing so, as this one builds directly on top of it. The companion article on how to actually use the tools is GPU profiling for WebGPU workloads on Windows with Chrome. What broke and why The short answer is Chrome. The long answer is also Chrome. At some point Chrome…

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