[Traverse Research] has created the [rspirv-reflect] library to replace

their very basic use-case of the existing [spirv-reflect-rs] / [spirv-reflect]

libraries that are already out there. The current iteration of `rspirv-reflect`

is pretty minimal, but it allows you to extract the binding setup from a SPIR-V

binary. `rspirv-reflect` supports the latest version of SPIR-V (version 1.5 as

of writing) and it also supports all the new shader stages (both ray tracing

and mesh/task shaders) as well as the existing ones.

Traverse Research wanted to reduce their reliance on C and C++ unsafe

libraries and at the same time they needed to support newer features that were

slow to become available in the existing `spirv-reflect` library. The primary

use-case for this library is in conjecture with the Rust wrapper around the

DirectX Shader Compiler ([dxc]), called [hassle-rs] that Traverse Research

also built.

[Traverse Research]: https://traverseresearch.nl

[rspirv-reflect]: https://github.com/Traverse-Research/rspirv-reflect

[spirv-reflect]: https://github.com/KhronosGroup/SPIRV-Reflect

[spirv-reflect-rs]: https://github.com/gwihlidal/spirv-reflect-rs

[hassle-rs]: https://github.com/Traverse-Research/hassle-rs

[dxc]: https://github.com/microsoft/DirectXShaderCompiler