[SPIR-Q] is a light-weight shader reflection library, which allows you to query

the types, offsets, sizes and even names in your shaders procedurally.

This month v0.4.2..v0.4.6 versions were released.

Some of the updates:

- Specialization constants enumeration.

- Dynamically sized multi-binding support.

- Improved entrypoint debug printing.

- Better manifest merging method for pipeline construction.

- Bugfixes and various small API improvments.

_Discussions: [/r/rust_gamedev][spirq-discussion]_

[SPIR-Q]: https://github.com/PENGUINLIONG/spirq-rs

[spirq-discussion]: https://reddit.com/r/rust_gamedev/comments/i6hxh6/spirq_042


[Inline SPIR-V] is a single-crate build-time shader compilation library based on

shaderc which provides procedural macros to help you translate shader sources,

in either GLSL or HLSL, inline or from-file, into SPIR-Vs and embed the SPIR-Vs

right inside your code as `u32` slices. Despite basic shader compilation,

`inline-spirv` also support `#include` directives, macro substitution,

post-compile optimization, as well as descriptor auto-binding.

_Discussions: [/r/rust_gamedev][inline-spirv-discussion]_

[Inline SPIR-V]: https://github.com/PENGUINLIONG/inline-spirv-rs

[inline-spirv-discussion]: https://reddit.com/r/rust_gamedev/comments/ic1005/inline_spirv