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DirectX® 12 mode: you can now extract AMDIL disassembly for DirectX® 12 compute and graphics shaders.Linux Can Deliver A Faster Gaming Experience Than Mac.

Added support for gfx1034 as a target in Vulkan®, DirectX® 12, DXR, DirectX® 11, OpenCL™and OpenGL modes.

You can now generate static hardware resource usage information support for OpenGL shaders.

Compile OpenGL shaders for any supported target, independently of the installed graphics card and driver.

OpenGL mode is now an offline mode (-s opengl):.

The RGA source code on can now be built with the Visual Studio 2022 compiler toolchain (v143).

Instructions in live register reports and control-flow graphs.

Shader analysis engine now supports v_mad_mixlo_f16.

This can be used as a workaround on Windows systems where the path to the default project folder uses Unicode characters.

You can now change where RGA project files are saved by the GUI app.

The UI shows the allocation and usage of VGPRs for each instruction, and hints on how many VGPRs need to be reduced to reduce the allocation. VGPR pressure GUI: the UI now visualizes VGPR pressure in the disassembly view at the instruction level, allowing you to spot areas in your code that have the highest VGPR pressure and helping you identify where to focus your optimization.This option also works on machines which do not have an AMD DXR/DX12 driver installed.

Plug & play DXR/DirectX® 12 driver: force RGA to load amdxc64.dll from a specific location by using the new –amdxc command line switch.The tool ships with the latest released AMD DXR/DirectX® 12 driver at the time of the tool’s release, and it would use that driver if –offline is specified. You can now compile DXR and DirectX® 12 shaders and pipelines on machines that do not have an installed AMD card or driver by adding the –offline command line switch to your RGA command.Updated the DXC compiler package that is bundled with the tool to the latest public version.DX12/DXR offline modes now support up to gfx1035 (previously supported up to gfx1032).Added support for gfx1035 as a target in Vulkan®, DirectX® 12, DXR, DirectX® 11, OpenCL™ and OpenGL modes.