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@mcc This seems about as correct as it is possible for a human to write an article like this. I think you just about got everything in there! Well done.
Two additions:
1. I've used Metal a lot, and WebGPU is definitely similar, with perhaps a few small extra warts that Metal handles a bit more smoothly. But for cross-platform availability, the small price is well worth it.
2. For native C or C++, you can also use wgpu just fine: Just use cargo to build a .a, and link that.
@mcc Oh, also, I also prefer referencing uniforms and buffers by numbers rather than names, because it feels a lot more like an API contract that way. It means you can name things whatever you want in the shader, and still adhere to a strict contract with the rest of the code.