Initial SPIRV no_std implementation #85
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bjorn3
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bitshifter
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I'm not sure it's of use to your SPIRV efforts but I fixed It requires |
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@bitshifter thanks will check out! |
bitshifter
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Wooho! 🎉🚀 |
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This is a first early test implementation for our new
spriv-unknown-unknowntarget that we have in our Rust GPU compiler backend and to bring upglamto support it, this overall effort is tracked and discussed in EmbarkStudios/rust-gpu#134We currently require
no_stdso this enablesno_std(related discussion: #5) when building glam for that target but then defines a small extension trait to bring in thef32functionality fromstd. This is right now defined directly inglamhere in a separatespirv.rsand is missing some intrinsic liketanthat we'll need we'll need to add to Rust core.Pretty happy that did get most things to compile this way, but some glam functionality has been stubbed out. Not too complex.
Expect this to live as a draft PR here for quite a while until we have settled on some of these intrinsics implementations, where they should live, and fixed some compiler backend issues with the this for now also. But having it as an open draft PR makes it more visible and easier to discuss approaches.