This extension adds language support for the OpenGL Shading Language to Visual Studio Code.
It current supports the following features:
- Basic semantic highlighting
- Syntax errors
- Limited semantic diagnostics
- Macro expansion
- Conditional compilation evaluation and control
⚠ Most features are currently unimplemented; this includes name resolution.
Currently supported versions:
| GLSL version | OpenGL version |
|---|---|
| 460 | 4.6 |
| 450 | 4.5 |
This extension, and the glsl-lsp server, do not execute arbitrary source code; any evaluations are free of any side-effects. Furthermore, currently no I/O or network calls are made.
No telemetry is collected by this extension.
Simply install this extension and you're good to go! The platform-specific server binary is packaged along with all the other files, so there's no need to download extra stuff through a separate package manager.
This extension is in a preview state and it has not been fully tested. Crashes may occur.
Start troubleshooting by looking at the server logs. Log messages are found in the Output > GLSL Language Server channel. If you see a backtrace, that means the server has crashed. Log messages from this extension's language client are found in the Output > GLSL Client channel.
To fully capture the messages between the editor and the server, set the glsl.trace.server setting to "verbose". These messages will be logged to the Output > GLSL Language Server Trace channel.
If you encounter a crash or bug, please file an issue in the repo. The issue guide outlines the steps necessary to produce a high quality bug report; this is really appreciated as it makes the bug quicker to track down and fix. You can get the current version information by running GLSL: Show version from the command palette.
Contributions are always welcome, be it code, tests, documentation or bug reports, feature requests, etc. For help, please file an issue in the repo.
This project is licensed under the MIT license - see LICENSE for details.