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There is nothing wrong per se with SPIR-V to provide anything much better. What you said has indeed nothing to do with the intermediate language itself.


It's relevant to what you choose to use as the standard. A language can be fine on its own terms, but also you should only install it with a layer on top and not by itself.


SPIR-V is fine as a standard. What you put on top and transpile into it should be completely flexible. I.e. no need to mandate higher level languages.

And if anyone wants to make a better higher level language and compiler for it to generate SPIR-V, they are always welcome.




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