SPIRV-Cross/reference/shaders/flatten/rowmajor.flatten.vert

#version 310 es

uniform vec4 UBO[12];
in vec4 aVertex;

void main()
{
    vec2 v = mat4x2(UBO[8].xy, UBO[9].xy, UBO[10].xy, UBO[11].xy) * aVertex;
    gl_Position = (mat4(UBO[0], UBO[1], UBO[2], UBO[3]) * aVertex) + (aVertex * mat4(UBO[4], UBO[5], UBO[6], UBO[7]));
}
Implement access chain flattening support for row major matrices We currently only support access chains that end in a matrix by propagating "needs transpose" flag upstream which flips the matrix multiplication order. It's possible to support indexed extraction as well, however it would have to generate code like this: vec4 row = vec4(UBO[0].y, UBO[1].y, UBO[2].y, UBO[3].y); for a column equivalent of: vec4 row = UBO[1]; It is definitely possible to do so but it requires signaling the vector output that it needs to switch to per-component extraction which is a bit more trouble than this is worth for now. 2017-01-18 02:10:28 +00:00			`#version 310 es`

Fix bugs with row-major matrices inside flattened UBOs. 2017-01-21 12:49:32 +00:00			`uniform vec4 UBO[12];`
Implement access chain flattening support for row major matrices We currently only support access chains that end in a matrix by propagating "needs transpose" flag upstream which flips the matrix multiplication order. It's possible to support indexed extraction as well, however it would have to generate code like this: vec4 row = vec4(UBO[0].y, UBO[1].y, UBO[2].y, UBO[3].y); for a column equivalent of: vec4 row = UBO[1]; It is definitely possible to do so but it requires signaling the vector output that it needs to switch to per-component extraction which is a bit more trouble than this is worth for now. 2017-01-18 02:10:28 +00:00			`in vec4 aVertex;`

			`void main()`
			`{`
Fix bugs with row-major matrices inside flattened UBOs. 2017-01-21 12:49:32 +00:00			`vec2 v = mat4x2(UBO[8].xy, UBO[9].xy, UBO[10].xy, UBO[11].xy) * aVertex;`
Implement access chain flattening support for row major matrices We currently only support access chains that end in a matrix by propagating "needs transpose" flag upstream which flips the matrix multiplication order. It's possible to support indexed extraction as well, however it would have to generate code like this: vec4 row = vec4(UBO[0].y, UBO[1].y, UBO[2].y, UBO[3].y); for a column equivalent of: vec4 row = UBO[1]; It is definitely possible to do so but it requires signaling the vector output that it needs to switch to per-component extraction which is a bit more trouble than this is worth for now. 2017-01-18 02:10:28 +00:00			`gl_Position = (mat4(UBO[0], UBO[1], UBO[2], UBO[3]) * aVertex) + (aVertex * mat4(UBO[4], UBO[5], UBO[6], UBO[7]));`
			`}`