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The existing shader api only supports caller-provided uniforms
and attributes at instantiation time, with no ability to
introspect what uniforms are actually actively present in a given
shader.
This commit adds introspection of the active uniforms for a given
shader at creation time, as well as when reloaded, keeping the
information around to be accessed via shader_active_uniforms().
The immediate impetus for this is supporting runtime discovery of
uniforms present in the shader source, with the intention of
exposing these as sequencer tracks for external manipulation.
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When using T in the shader, the previous code would let T
briefly overflow while everything else has reset.
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Introduces sad-node.[ch] implementing a simple sad face shader node,
normally inactive but made active when the shader files fail to reload.
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.1s affected frame rate too much mid-cycle
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These came from my game boilerplate I bootstrapped pig from.
If pig becomes more interactive with the need for things like
mapping mouse movement and clicks into NDC space these can be
restored.
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This is nothing to write home about, but it provides a little sandbox for
developing shader-generated textures in the spirit of shadertoy or the
demoscene tool bonzomatic.
It's more oriented towards developing shaders for use with libstage in
the small games I've been hacking on.
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