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"Container part 'Runtime Data (RDAT)' does not match expected for module." when compiling a ray tracing library #1652

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@TheRealMJP

Hey everyone,

After re-compiling dxcompiler with the latest source from master, I'm getting this validation error when compiling ray tracing shaders a a library:

Container part 'Runtime Data (RDAT)' does not match expected for module.

Validation failed.

I'm using the dxil.dll from the 10.0.17763.0 SDK to validate. If I remove that DLL to use dxcompiler's internal validator it seems to compile okay, but then I have to run with experimental shader features enabled. Is this expected, or is something weird going on?

-Matt

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