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This is a GLSL (open standard) to HLSL (microsoft standard) transpiler, open-sourced on the premise to make it "as reference for engineers who are creating web
by imron 10y ago
This is a GLSL (open standard) to HLSL (microsoft standard) transpiler, open-sourced on the premise to make it "as reference for engineers who are creating web browsers and related applications".
One could see it as a move to make HLSL incorporated in to other web-browsers.
I don't necessarily agree with that, and I do think that MS today is very different from the MS of yore, but I can see how some people might be concerned.
- daeken 10y agoAs far as I'm aware, every browser on Windows already converts GLSL to HLSL. Angle does this for Chrome, Firefox, and others.