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Build from source

Build the solution, run the tests and validate the SPIR-V module the example produces.

Build

Terminal

dotnet build YotsubaShader.sln

The example project assembles a fragment-shader module instruction by instruction with SpirVModule and encodes it with SpirVCompiler.

Terminal

dotnet run --project YotsubaShader.Example/YotsubaShader.Example.csproj

This creates mi modulo spirv.spv in the working directory.

If you have SPIRV-Tools installed, validate and disassemble the output:

Terminal

spirv-val "mi modulo spirv.spv"
spirv-dis "mi modulo spirv.spv"

The frontend test project covers shader discovery and analysis.

Terminal

dotnet test YotsubaShader.Frontend.Tests

Project	Role
`YotsubaShader.Language`	Authoring layer: stages, attributes, resources and the types you map to the GPU.
`YotsubaShader.Roslyn`	Discovery and semantic analysis of C# shaders.
`YotsubaShader.IR`	Shared model between the frontend and backends.
`YotsubaShader.Compiler.SpirV`	SPIR-V module construction and encoding.
`YotsubaShader.Generator`	SPIR-V operation table generated from the Khronos grammar.
`YotsubaShader.Example`	Executable example of low-level SPIR-V assembly.
`YotsubaShader.Frontend.Tests`	Frontend discovery and analysis tests.