I'm trying to use varjo to output shaders for opengl es. The only thing needed really is the header line which should be "# version 300 es". However there is no such supported version.
Is there a reason for this? Opengl es would naturally fit right in, considering it is a smaller subset.
I tried patching the supported-versions variable and add a version, but it seems to lead to other problems. I'm assuming the supported versions check against functions that are supported.
Could I use this with minimal changes for opengl es? or is it just not possible?
cbaggers
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6 years ago
I'm trying to use varjo to output shaders for opengl es. The only thing needed really is the header line which should be "# version 300 es". However there is no such supported version.
Is there a reason for this? Opengl es would naturally fit right in, considering it is a smaller subset. I tried patching the supported-versions variable and add a version, but it seems to lead to other problems. I'm assuming the supported versions check against functions that are supported.
Could I use this with minimal changes for opengl es? or is it just not possible?