Metaprogramming GPUs with Sh

by Michael McCool, Stefanus Du Toit

Overview

This book is a high-level overview of Sh and its relationship to other realtime shading and Graphics processing unit programming languages. It is a reference manual and language specification and methodically and exhaustively presents details of the various features of Sh.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781568812298
Publisher:	Taylor & Francis
Publication date:	08/02/2004
Pages:	308
Product dimensions:	7.50(w) x 9.25(h) x (d)

About the Author

McCool , Michael

Table of Contents

List of Tables — List of Listings — Preface — I Introduction — II Reference — III Engineering — Bibliography — Index.

What People are Saying About This

From the Publisher

" Gamasutra.com features an article this week about Sh, the new shader language, developed by Michael McCool and Stefanus Du Toit. Background information and a user's manual are published in their new book, "Metaprogramming GPUs with Sh." -Gamasutra.com, July 2004

Stefanus Du Toit, co-author of Metaprogramming GPUs with Sh is on this year's list of the top science and technology innovators under the age of 35. -MIT Technology Review , August 2008"

Editorial Reviews

" Gamasutra.com features an article this week about Sh, the new shader language, developed by Michael McCool and Stefanus Du Toit. Background information and a user's manual are published in their new book, "Metaprogramming GPUs with Sh." -Gamasutra.com, July 2004

Stefanus Du Toit, co-author of Metaprogramming GPUs with Sh is on this year's list of the top science and technology innovators under the age of 35. -MIT Technology Review , August 2008"

From the Publisher

Provides a concise and well-written introduction to Sh. The book will definitely contribute to enlarging the currently relative small user base of Sh and hopefully help the library grow and get more refined in the near future. Everyone familiar with "regular" high-level shading languages, such as Cg or the OpenGL Shading Language, should take a look at this book to see a new and interesting way of programming GPUs that the aforementioned languages do not offer.

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