By design, it's possible to generate arbitrary and therefore invalid SPIR-V with inline SPIR-V. In this case, validation errors are much less likely to be the result of compiler bugs, so we should remove the following note from our output when inline SPIR-V features are used:
By design, it's possible to generate arbitrary and therefore invalid SPIR-V with inline SPIR-V. In this case, validation errors are much less likely to be the result of compiler bugs, so we should remove the following note from our output when inline SPIR-V features are used: