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What's the solution you're thinking of? A good portion of the group fought for SPIR-V for years, Apple fought back with some alright reasons, they settled on a language that's really straightforward to translate back and forth to SPIR-V.
The problem is why can't I just program in whatever language I want, like we knew how to do in the 1970s, then gave up that capability for some reason. Re SPIR-V, come on, the corporate politics there are clear as day. You know they wouldn't "fight back" against MSL, even if
in an alternate reality where MSL is exactly what SPIR-V is in this reality.
Wait, now I’m not sure I get what you mean by “program in whatever I want”. None of us are going to write the shader in webgpu’s lang, we’ll just use a transpiler, just like most modern shader dev, right? Don’t you already do this for games that you want to run on Mac now?
So given that the WebGPU developers don't have any influence over OS GPU abstractions, do you think they should have given up and not made anything, or write compilers that can accept all major shading languages on any OS, or are you saying SPIR-V?
I think they should work to fix the actual problem, which is that browsers are lame.
But they all compiled down to assembly. Now you are forced to choose based on the underlying infrastructure. Mainly thinking of assembly vs JS vs Python vs Java here.
Which is exactly what I am saying is the problem.
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