Re: [filters] Shading language recommendation

Hi Sylvain,

>3) If the spec were written with no recommended shading language, wouldn't
that inhibit widespread adoption?

> >How would we deal with that?
>
> The widespread adoption of what? Do canned effects such as grayscale,
> sepia, saturate etc.


It would be more fair for CSS Shaders if you mentioned the possibilities by
using vertex shaders shaders.
Just take the adobe demos with map folding and small page curling...

Yes grayscale could be done using the CSS Filter parent SPEC but IMO you
are missing the point...


> need a specific shading
> language recommendation to achieve interop?
>

So why do you bother arguing for another shader dialect ?

Fabrice.