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GLSL provides a number of built-in '''variables''' and '''functions'''. Most of the variables are specific to a certain stage, providing stage-specific information to that shader. Most of the functions are not specific; they can (usually) be called from any shader stage. | GLSL provides a number of built-in '''variables''' and '''functions'''. Most of the variables are specific to a certain stage, providing stage-specific information to that shader. Most of the functions are not stage specific; they can (usually) be called from any shader stage. | ||
All built-in GLSL variables begin with the "gl_" prefix, which is reserved in GLSL for this purpose. | All built-in GLSL variables begin with the "gl_" prefix, which is reserved in GLSL for this purpose. | ||
Latest revision as of 06:31, 25 July 2013
GLSL provides a number of built-in variables and functions. Most of the variables are specific to a certain stage, providing stage-specific information to that shader. Most of the functions are not stage specific; they can (usually) be called from any shader stage.
All built-in GLSL variables begin with the "gl_" prefix, which is reserved in GLSL for this purpose.