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@@ -38,7 +38,8 @@ Included now:
- latest-N system-memory frame exchange
- rendered-frame warmup
- background Slang compile of `shaders/happy-accident`
- render-thread-only GL commit once compiled shader source is ready
- app-owned submission of a completed shader artifact
- render-thread-only GL commit once the artifact is ready
- compact telemetry
- non-GL frame-exchange tests
@@ -106,9 +107,9 @@ Healthy first-run signs:
## Runtime Slang Shader Test
On startup the app begins compiling `shaders/happy-accident` on a background thread.
On startup the app begins compiling `shaders/happy-accident` on a background thread owned by the app orchestration layer.
The render thread keeps drawing the simple motion renderer while Slang compiles. It only attempts the OpenGL shader compile/link once a complete GLSL fragment shader is ready. If either the Slang build or GL commit fails, the app keeps rendering the simple motion fallback.
The render thread keeps drawing the simple motion renderer while Slang compiles. It does not choose packages, launch Slang, or track build lifecycle. It only receives a completed shader artifact and attempts the OpenGL shader compile/link at a frame boundary. If either the Slang build or GL commit fails, the app keeps rendering the simple motion fallback.
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