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Show HN: Metashade – a Pythonic GPU shading/compute EDSL
Thanks!
Multiple targets is definitely the plan, and GLSL is my next priority. Metashade can currently generate HLSL for the DX12 version of https://github.com/ppenenko/glTFSample/tree/metashade_demo, and there's also a Vulkan version of that demo using GLSL. So implementing GLSL generation for that would be a great proof of concept and a test bed: HLSL and GLSL generated from single source and producing identical rendering results.
The diagram on slide 31 of my presentation shows how implementation is currently inherited between the Metashade packages. The future GLSL generators should inherit common functionality from the "rtsl" package, just like the existing HLSL generators. However, I expect heavy refactoring to be necessary because I was initially targeting just one language and so not all code is implemented at the appropriate level.
BTW, here's a poll where you can vote for a target language you'd like to see prioritized: https://github.com/ppenenko/metashade/discussions/17
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Tensor Puzzles
* https://github.com/srush/triton-puzzles
All the graphics for these are made in Chalk which is a python port of Haskell's Diagrams library to https://github.com/chalk-diagrams/chalk . Honestly I mostly make the puzzles as an excuse to hack on the graphics library which I find pretty interesting.