updated (floooh/sokol@58936be)

src/sokol/c/sokol_gfx.h

@@ -594,7 +594,7 @@
     ON SHADER CREATION
     ==================
     sokol-gfx doesn't come with an integrated shader cross-compiler, instead
-    backend-specific shader sources or binary blobs need to provided when
+    backend-specific shader sources or binary blobs need to be provided when
     creating a shader object, along with information about the shader interface
     needed in the sokol-gfx validation layer and to properly bind shader resources
     on the CPU-side to be consumable by the GPU-side.
@@ -611,7 +611,7 @@
         ...
 
         // create shader using a code-generated helper function from the C header:
-        sg_shader shd = sg_make_shader(mshader_shader_desc(sg_query_backend()));
+        sg_shader shd = sg_make_shader(myshader_shader_desc(sg_query_backend()));
 
     The samples in the 'sapp' subdirectory of the sokol-samples project
     also use the sokol-shdc approach:
@@ -638,23 +638,23 @@
           MSL version should be in 'metal-1.1' (other versions may work but are not tested)
         - optionally the following shader-code related attributes can be provided:
             - an entry function name (only on D3D11 or Metal, but not OpenGL)
-            - on D3D11 only, a compilation target (default is "vs_4_0" and "ps_4_0"
+            - on D3D11 only, a compilation target (default is "vs_4_0" and "ps_4_0")
 
     - Depending on backend, information about the input vertex attributes used by the
       vertex shader:
         - Metal: no information needed since vertex attributes are always bound
           by their attribute location defined in the shader via '[[attribute(N)]]'
         - GLSL: vertex attribute names can be optionally provided, in that case their
           location will be looked up by name, otherwise, the vertex attribute location
-          can be defined 'layout(location = N)', PLEASE NOTE that the name-lookup method
+          can be defined with 'layout(location = N)', PLEASE NOTE that the name-lookup method
           may be removed at some point
         - D3D11: a 'semantic name' and 'semantic index' must be provided for each vertex
           attribute, e.g. if the vertex attribute is defined as 'TEXCOORD1' in the shader,
           the semantic name would be 'TEXCOORD', and the semantic index would be '1'
 
     - Information about each uniform block used in the shader:
         - The size of the uniform block in number of bytes.
-        - A layout hint (currently 'native' or 'std140') where 'native' defines a
+        - A memory layout hint (currently 'native' or 'std140') where 'native' defines a
           backend-specific memory layout which shouldn't be used for cross-platform code.
           Only std140 guarantees a backend-agnostic memory layout.
         - For GLSL only: a description of the internal uniform block layout, which maps
@@ -673,7 +673,7 @@
     - A description of each sampler used in the shader:
         - just wether the sampler is a regular 'sampling sampler',
           or a 'comparison sampler' (which is usually used for
-          texture mapping)
+          shadow mapping)
 
     - An array of 'image-sampler-pairs' used by the shader to sample textures,
       for D3D11 and Metal this is only used for validation purposes to check
@@ -796,7 +796,7 @@
     std140 layout rules, this means that the cbuffer declarations in HLSL code
     must be tweaked so that the layout is compatible with std140.
 
-    The by far easiest way to tacke the common uniform block layout problem is
+    The by far easiest way to tackle the common uniform block layout problem is
     to use the sokol-shdc shader cross-compiler tool!
 
 
@@ -1197,7 +1197,7 @@
     to create a pipeline object with a shader that's not in VALID state will
     trigger a validation layer error, or if the validation layer is disabled,
     result in a pipeline object in FAILED state. Same when trying to create
-    a pass object with image invalid image objects.
+    a pass object with invalid image objects.
 
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