Hello,
My application is using a big number of machine generated GLSL code, cross
compiled from d3d shader assembler. Because it makes my life much easier, the
produced glsl does some things which are obviously ineffective, like calling
empty functions or assigning values to never read varyings. A lot of things
which shouldn't be too hard for the GLSL compiler to optimize at compile time
or link time.
I am looking for a way to check the code after it has been optimized by the
glsl implementation. On the Linux Nvidia driver there is a way to read the
produced ARB asm code. Is there something similar on the Mac? I am not
looking for a specific code format, anything that is in some way human
readable is fine(pseudo-glsl, arb asm or a dialect of it, a code tree,
whatever). I'd like to see which of my inefficient constructs are optimized
away as they are supposed to be, and which aren't.
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