HLSL/GLSL
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What is HLSL/GLSL?
HLSL (High-Level Shading Language) is a proprietary shading language developed by Microsoft for use with DirectX. It's primarily used in video games and other real-time 3D graphics applications to define the visual appearance of objects, including lighting, textures, and special effects. Shaders written in HLSL are executed on the GPU.
What other technologies are related to HLSL/GLSL?
HLSL/GLSL Complementary Technologies
Vulkan
Vulkan is a low-level graphics API that uses HLSL/GLSL-based shader languages. It complements HLSL/GLSL by providing the API surface where the compiled shaders are used.
Metal
Metal is a low-level graphics API from Apple that uses its own shading language, but is conceptually similar to Vulkan and DirectX, and can be considered complementary in that it provides a rendering target for graphics code.
OpenGL
OpenGL is a graphics API that uses GLSL as its primary shading language. While older versions had a fixed pipeline, modern OpenGL relies heavily on shaders. Thus it is complementary to GLSL/HLSL
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Performance Engineer
4 Performance Engineer jobs mention HLSL/GLSL
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Entertainment
25 Entertainment jobs mention HLSL/GLSL
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User Interface Designer
6 User Interface Designer jobs mention HLSL/GLSL
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Engineer
199 Engineer jobs mention HLSL/GLSL
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Software Engineer
89 Software Engineer jobs mention HLSL/GLSL
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