SPIR-V
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The Standard, Portable Intermediate Representation - V (SPIR-V) is an intermediate language for defining shaders. It is intended to be a compiler target from a number of different languages, which allows users the freedom to write shader languages however they want, while allowing implementations to not have to deal with the parsing of more complex languages like GLSL.
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