I ran a vulkan renderer on an android device, the resulted image is upside down. I don't want to put a negative height in the VkViewport definition, because there is code and comments that suggest that the matrix is inverted into Y.
I tried to invert the sign of mvp[5] matrix array in the following code, but got culling problem in the rendered image.
// update opengl projection matrix to vulkan conventions:
// Vulkan clip space has inverted Y and half Z ( Z - [0, 1] instead of [-1, 1])
float zNear = r_znear->value;
float m10 = -zFar / (zFar - zNear);
float py = tan(fovY * (M_PI / 360.0f));
float px = tan(fovX * (M_PI / 360.0f));
mvp[0] = 1.0f / px;
mvp[1] = 0;
mvp[2] = 0;
mvp[3] = 0;
mvp[4] = 0;
mvp[5] = -1.0f / py;
mvp[6] = 0;
mvp[7] = 0;
mvp[8] = 0;
mvp[9] = 0;
mvp[10] = m10;
mvp[11] = -1.0f;
mvp[12] = 0;
mvp[13] = 0;
mvp[14] = zNear * m10;
mvp[15] = 0;
I understand that somehow the z axis is inverted, but at this point I don't know how to solve this.