Constantine Shablia

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Fyi gcc got renamed to cc few days ago when it hit version 1.0.0

Template system should have at least these types defined: ```i8, u8, i16le, i16be, u16le, u16be, i32le, i32be, u32le, i64le, i64be, u64le, u64be, ieee754f32le, ieee754f32be, ieee754f64le, ieee754f64be, ieee754f128le, ieee754f128be and intelf80```...

Spade should probably include alias definitions for various platforms (windows-x86-msvc, windows-x64_64-msvc, windows-x86-gcc, windows-x86_64-gcc, linux-x86, linux-x86_64, m68k etc, platform-arch-compiler) out of box so that users could quickly select the one they...

delet ``` enum { TYPE1 = 0, TYPE2, TYPE3 } file_type_t; ``` This ``` file_type_t type; if (type == file_type::TYPE1) char data[32]; else char data[128]; ``` should rather be close...

@johnkslang that would be everything that isn't the final result. stdout is for program's results. If it doesn't use stdout for results (it writes to a file, such as the...

I understand your point. I myself held an expectation (about glslangValidator) that it would behave similar to, say, GCC and clang. Those always print all warnings and errors to stderr....

Ooh, I see, indeed, I've been misled by comments only mentioning variable pointers. There actually is a case with ArrayStride-decorated PhysicalStoragePointer type, but there's no case without such decoration (is...

https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/-/tree/main/src/microsoft/spirv_to_dxil

Have you considered a pull-style API, like io.ReaderFrom? quic-go could call Read, once for each datagram, on a user-provided io.Reader, and the length of destination buffer would convey the maximum...