Add scalar layout compatability trait #298
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This adds language for determining if two types are _scalar layout compatible_ by defining a _scalarized representation_ which is a sequence of types that can then be compared. The scalar representations of types will be used in several contexts throughout HLSL including: * "Flattened" type casting * Scalarized initiailization lists * Defining additional type traits (homogeneous types)
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This adds language for determining if two types are scalar layout compatible by defining a scalarized representation which is a sequence of types that can then be compared.
The scalar representations of types will be used in several contexts throughout HLSL including: