WINDOWS:
	Prerequisites:
		VisualStudio 16.0 (2019), CMake (3.13 or newer), Python 3, Windows Driver Kit (WDK) [1]
	Build:
		Open a Visual Studio Developer Command Prompt.		
		Run "Build_ShaderConductor_Win64.bat" script. Intermediate files, including VisualStudio solution,
		will be stored at "%ROOT_UE4_PATH%\Intermediate\ShaderConductor\ShaderConductor.sln" where %ROOT_UE4_PATH% is the
		path to your UE4 Perforce repository.
		Modify %ROOT_UE4_PATH%\Engine\Source\ThirdParty\ShaderConductor\ShaderConductor\Source\Core\ShaderConductor.cpp to the direct path for the DLL:
		e.g.
			#ifdef _WIN32
				const char* dllName = "D:\\P4\\DevR\\Engine\\Intermediate\\ShaderConductor\\External\\DirectXShaderCompiler\\RelWithDebInfo\\bin\\dxcompiler.dll";
		or
				const char* dllName = "D:\\P4\\DevR\\Engine\\Intermediate\\ShaderConductor\\External\\DirectXShaderCompiler\\Debug\\bin\\dxcompiler.dll";
		You should be able to compile/build/run ShaderConductorCmd project with the command line dumped on ShaderConductorCmdLine.txt.

MAC:
	Prerequisites:
		git, ninja, CMake (3.13 or newer), clang, Python 3
	Build:
		Run "UE4_Build_ShaderConductor_Mac.command". Intermediate files will be stored at "Build/"
		in the current working directory.
		This command takes one optional command line argument "-debug" to generate ShaderConductor
		with debug symbols and without optomization.

[1]	WDK for Windows 10:
	https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/download-the-wdk#download-icon-step-2-install-wdk-for-windows-10-version-1903