Test case for as-yet-unreported Metal shader bug from Skia team. #3405
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operator/= between a matrix and scalar (float) argument on macOS 10.15 seems to be polyfilled incorrectly by the Metal standard library.
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This bug includes a description of the machine and OS version where it happened, as well as a dump from Skia & ANGLE showing the exact GLSL shader that triggered the failure: skbug.com/13290 |
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operator/= between a matrix and scalar (float) argument on macOS 10.15
seems to be polyfilled incorrectly by the Metal standard library.