[Docs] Document DXIL Container and RDAT formats#8631
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I've had these docs locally for a while and have reviewed and used them to help reason about and understand aspects of the binary formats that DXC generates. These docs are generated almost entirely by LLMs during iterative chat discussions where I asked repeated clarifying quesitons. I have found them sufficiently useful to keep them around, but thought they're probably worth sharing. Assisted-by: Claude Opus 4.6-4.8
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I've had these docs locally for a while and have reviewed and used them to help reason about and understand aspects of the binary formats that DXC generates.
These docs are generated almost entirely by LLMs during iterative chat discussions where I asked repeated clarifying quesitons.
I have found them sufficiently useful to keep them around, but thought they're probably worth sharing.
Assisted-by: Claude Opus 4.6-4.8