We currently only enable backends based on the target platform with the only exception being GLES which is always available.
We should expose a new feature flag (enabled by default) that covers the GLES and DX11 backends so that users not interested in those backends can avoid compiling them in their binaries.
Feature name ideas:
legacycompat (mapping to a future WebGPU Compat; might not be the best choice since we support even lower limits/features than what WebGPU Compat is aiming for; i.e. GLES 3.1+ and DX11 FL10+)
See background for this: #1221 (comment)
We currently only enable backends based on the target platform with the only exception being GLES which is always available.
We should expose a new feature flag (enabled by default) that covers the GLES and DX11 backends so that users not interested in those backends can avoid compiling them in their binaries.
Feature name ideas:
legacycompat(mapping to a future WebGPU Compat; might not be the best choice since we support even lower limits/features than what WebGPU Compat is aiming for; i.e. GLES 3.1+ and DX11 FL10+)See background for this: #1221 (comment)