Using GL_NV_mesh_shader in separate program

[JustinCop]

Hi, I'm using mesh shader with separate program (OpenGL). when compiling mesh shader (using glCreateShaderProgramv), it return following error:
C7592: ARB_separate_shader_objects requires built-in block gl_PerVertex to be redeclared before accessing its members
If I declare output like this:

out gl_PerVertex {
    vec4 gl_Position;
};

It returns following error:
error C7593: Builtin block member gl_Position not found in redeclaration of out gl_PerVertex

If I declare output like this:

out gl_MeshPerVertexNV {  
    vec4 gl_Position;  
} gl_MeshVerticesNV[];  

It returns following error:

error C7528: OpenGL reserves names starting with 'gl_': gl_MeshPerVertexNV
error C7528: OpenGL reserves names starting with 'gl_': gl_MeshVerticesNV

This gl_nv_meshlet_cadscene does not using separate mode, so I don't know how to correctly redeclare outputs. Would you help give me an example?

[pdaniell-nv]

I think you're hitting a compiler bug, and it shouldn't be complaining about those particular builtins. Can you point me to the full shaders, or a repro?

[pdaniell-nv]

As a workaround, try using the compatibility profile with your #version declaration.

[pdaniell-nv]

I have reported this issue internally as nvbug 4846676.

[JustinCop]

Thank you for your quick response.
I am learning this article: https://www.geeks3d.com/20200519/introduction-to-mesh-shaders-opengl-and-vulkan/
The full shader is in that article.
BTW, using compatibility with #version declaration does not work.

The driver version is 560.94.

[pdaniell-nv]

There should be a fix for this issue in the latest Vulkan beta driver version 553.40 (Windows) and 550.40.76 (Linux) found here: https://developer.nvidia.com/vulkan-driver

I realize this is a "Vulkan" beta driver, but it should also contain this OpenGL GLSL fix.