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Okay so if nobody should work on abstracting GPU APIs in browsers, what about native? Given current APIs as fixed, do you endorse efforts to try to write a hardened abstraction over them, or just give up and everyone writes for each platform manually?
I think we should do what we did in the 1970s, which worked much better than what we are doing today.
But that's not an option if I want to program GPUs today. I want a CPU-style toolchain straight to machine code for major GPUs cross-platform too. But that's not an option unless I form a decade-long conspiracy of friends to become execs at Apple, MSFT, AMD, Intel, Nvidia...
I have fantasized about writing such an API for Linux, where it could work across the many GPUs Mesa supports. But few use desktop Linux and so the plan would be to hope really hard that it shines the way for Apple&MSFT or Android to follow or something.
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