On 2014/03/09 0:53, Jukka Jylänki wrote:
>
> There are a few other syntax renames like this. What I do is I author
> my shaders in the old GLES2 syntax, and then when building for
> desktop, just use naive string replaces at startup time to convert the
> shaders so they pass in core GL3. Also, using VAOs is not required in
> GLES2 and WebGL, but it is mandatory in GL3.
>
If the desktop GL you are running on supports one of the
ARB_ES[23]_compatibility extensions, which is quite common, you can use
#version 100 (GLSL ES 1.00) shaders. Just make sure the first line is
"#version 100".
Regards
-Mark
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