David Neto
David Neto
See IEEE 754 for various cases, e.g. section 7.2 Invalid Operation, says many things, including: * Addition: inf + (-inf) or (-inf) + inf is invalid operation. * Subtraction: IEEE...
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I would like to see this change land. On macOS, when trying to compile 'scanner.cc', the /usr/bin/cc compiler is invoked. That is: $ cc --version Apple clang version 13.1.6 (clang-1316.0.21.2.5)...
Alternately, it would be sufficient to be able to pass compiler flags down through the interface.
Yes, the problem is inherent in doing bitwise operations on an enum type that is really a bunch of masks. I wonder if switching to spirv.hpp11 would help because then...
If this behaviour is allowed, what is the impact on uniformity analysis? Every array lookup will now silently be potentially an early return. What is the impact of that on...
#3956 will fix this, to allow trapping as one of the behaviours of a "dynamic error". See WGSL group meeting notes for 2023-03-14
Fixed via #3956
From discussion in the F2F 2023-02-16 ([raw notes](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1bbwoAu7NZ5GAWAE12xUNZi08fRuSRDfYLzHxV6yFDF8/edit#bookmark=id.mmb1492enidn)) * New features have names * Add a 'require' directive that takes a list of feature names. * It captures the author...
Re: "require" vs. "requires". "enable" and "require" are ordinary verbs. "enables" and "requires" are verbs in the 3rd person present tense. That's why I'm going with "require".