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Veldrid.SPIRV
Veldrid.SPIRV is an extension library for Veldrid that provides support for loading SPIR-V bytecode for all Veldrid backends.
Usage
The easiest way to use Veldrid.SPIRV is through the extension methods it provides for the ResourceFactory type.
byte[] vertexShaderSpirvBytes = File.ReadAllBytes("myshader.vert.spv");
byte[] fragmentShaderSpirvBytes = File.ReadAllBytes("myshader.vert.spv");
Shader[] shaders = factory.CreateFromSpirv(
new ShaderDescription(ShaderStages.Vertex, vertexShaderSpirvBytes, "main"),
new ShaderDescription(ShaderStages.Fragment, vertexShaderSpirvBytes, "main"));
// Use "shaders" array to construct a Pipeline
You can also directly load GLSL source code and do the same as above. Behind the scenes, Veldrid.SPIRV will compile the GLSL to SPIR-V and then perform the cross-compile to the target language.
Specialization Constants
Although HLSL and OpenGL-style GLSL do not support SPIR-V Specialization Constants, you can use Veldrid.SPIRV to "specialize" the shader before the target source code is actually emitted. Set CrossCompileOptions.Specializations
with an array of SpecializationConstant values to accomplish this.
libveldrid-spirv
Veldrid.SPIRV is implemented primarily as a native library, interfacing with SPIRV-Cross and shaderc. There are build scripts in the root of the repository which can be used to automatically build the native library for your platform.
Native build requirements:
- CMake
- Python
Pre-built binaries are bundled in the NuGet package for the following operating systems:
- Windows x64
- Windows x86
- macOS x64
- Linux x64
- iOS arm64
- Android arm64-v8a
- Android armeabi-v7a