Automated Combination of Real Time Shader Programs (EG 2007)
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The document proposes a method to combine real-time shader programs by tagging shader source code with handler prototypes, preprocessing the tagged code to enable static branching, and combining the preprocessed shaders at runtime based on a priority list and handler execution modes to minimize permutations while maintaining individual shader functionality. This approach aims to emulate fixed-function pipelines through modular and dynamically configurable shader combinations.
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