In webGL1 it was possible to test the availability of a GLSL extension from a fragment shader using (for instance) #ifdef GL_EXT_shader_texture_lod
.
It seems to no longer be working in webGL2 (=GLSL-ES3.0): Extensions are not the same, but for instance #ifdef GL_EXT_color_buffer_float
seems false despite https://webglreport.com/?v=2 tells that the extension is there.
Or what am I doing wrong ?
GLSL-ES3(webGL2): how to test extensions from fragment shader?
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It's up to the extension whether or not it adds a flag to GLSL
EXT_shader_texture_lod
is specifically an extension that effects GLSL. It's spec says it adds that macroEXT_color_buffer_float
is not an extension that affects GLSL. It's spec does not mention any GLSL macros. No change from WebGL1Those flags though are mostly nonsense in WebGL anyway. You can trivially do your own string manipulation
Or a thousand other ways to manipulate shader strings.
Here's another
etc...
Also since there never was a
GL_EXT_color_buffer_float
even in OpenGL there isn't much point in calling the macroGL_EXT_color_buffer_float
. In fact it would arguably be a bad idea because it would end up looking like an official specified macro even though it's not. Best to chose your own name that doesn't start withGL_
.Also consider that using
#ifdef
might not even be a good idea since you can just use string manipulation. For example