규칙 11.9

A console call computes nothing a shader reads: its arguments must be evaluated once, in order, on every target, and the call then delivers an event, { method, args, span, invocation }. A console.table call must take exactly one value, and a matrix it takes must be delivered as its columns, on every path that delivers the event. On the CPU (the oracle, the generated CPU code, the lockstep dispatch) the event goes to the host’s sink. On WGSL under console: 'gpu', a call a compute or fragment entry reaches must be written into the console buffer (Rule 6.11), and decodeConsole must turn the buffer into the same events in the order the CPU runs a dispatch in: by invocation, z, then y, then x, and in program order within one. A call the WGSL cannot record (one a vertex entry reaches, one with an argument that has no fixed size or is not a value, one in a stage that already binds eight storage buffers) must be a TS8071 warning on the call; GLSL ES 3.00 records nothing, with no diagnostic (Rule 10.5).