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In the language specification under Decl.Init.Agg, and in #358, we talk about objects and flattened orderings.
We should really have unified definitions earlier in the spec for "object", "subobject", "flattened ordering" and a notion of a non-divisible subobject (a subobject that does not contain subobjects).
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This change begins to define the object model for HLSL and clearly denotes aggregate and non-aggregate types. It provides base definitions for sub-object ordering and scalar elementwise ordering. It also defines non-decomposable objects and stubs out sections for constructon and access control.
HLSL does not currently support user-defined constructors or access control specifiers, however both are used implicitly and denote non-decomposible objects.
Fixesmicrosoft#372
In the language specification under Decl.Init.Agg, and in #358, we talk about objects and flattened orderings.
We should really have unified definitions earlier in the spec for "object", "subobject", "flattened ordering" and a notion of a non-divisible subobject (a subobject that does not contain subobjects).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: