For writing GPU computation kernels (aka "compute shaders" in GL/Vulkan), it is useful to query various shader parameters such as register usage and shared memory usage that determine how much individual threads may get scheduled to a single streaming multiprocessor (SM with nVidia, CU with AMD, etc.).
For AMD GPUs, we have an appropriate extension that contains vkGetShaderInfoAMD, using which one can reach some information about occupied VGPR/SGPRs and shared memory (aka LDS) and thus calculate a good estimate of the core occupancy.
Is there any such possibility/extension for nVidia and Intel (and possibly other) GPUs, or a workaround to measure the properties of a GLSL shader on a particular hardware in some other way? At least for nVidia cards, the functionality is implemented in CUDA, but that doesn't help much with debugging GLSL shaders stuff.
