gregory.hainaut b534fcc1bc zzogl:
* add a script to run cg compiler on glsl file:
  + handy to check the syntax
  + output the asm of the shader
  - unfortunately don't support latest glsl construct but better than nothing
* really delete resources before context destruction
* wanted to play with opengl3 timer for profiling but not conclusive, just keeping code around for future use


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ZeroGS OpenGL
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author: zerofrog (@gmail.com)

ZeroGS heavily uses GPU shaders. All the shaders are written in nVidia's Cg language and can be found in ps2hw.fx.

'Dev' versions of ZeroGS directly read ps2hw.fx
'Release' versions of ZeroGS read a precompiled version of ps2hw.fx from ps2hw.dat. In order to build ps2hw.dat, compile ZeroGSShaders and execute:

./ZeroGSShaders ps2hw.fx ps2hw.dat

For Windows users, once ZeroGSShaders is built, run buildshaders.bat directly. It will update all necessary resource files.
Note that ZeroGSShaders has only been tested in Windows so far, but the Windows ps2hw.dat can be used in linux builds.