Cross compile with C++ include path failed: can not find #include <float.h>

Current ShaderMake just crudely use regex to parse syntax #include directive in shader source files recursively, which does not take any condition branch precessors such as #if #ifdef into considerations. Using this aproach will lead to wrong source file include dependencies when cross complile a common include file used by C++ source and shader source.

DXC and FXC can indeed dump source file include files correctly. The following include stack is a typical output from DXC:

; Opening file [./Descriptors.hlsli], stack top [0]
; Opening file [./../Types.h], stack top [1]
; Opening file [./../../thirdparty/donut/include\donut/shaders/view_cb.h], stack top [2]
; Opening file [./../../thirdparty/donut/include\donut/shaders/light_cb.h], stack top [3]
; Opening file [./../../thirdparty/donut/include\donut/shaders/light_types.h], stack top [4]        
; Opening file [./../ddgi/DDGITypes.h], stack top [5]
; Opening file [./Platform.hlsli], stack top [6]
; Opening file [./../../thirdparty/donut/include\donut/shaders/binding_helpers.hlsli], stack top [7]
; Opening file [./../../thirdparty/donut/include\donut/shaders/material_cb.h], stack top [8]        
; Opening file [./../../thirdparty/donut/include\donut/shaders/bindless.h], stack top [9]
; Opening file [./Lighting.hlsli], stack top [10]
; Opening file [./Common.hlsli], stack top [11]
; Opening file [./Random.hlsli], stack top [12]
; Opening file [./RayTracing.hlsli], stack top [13]
; Opening file [./../../thirdparty/donut/include\donut/shaders/packing.hlsli], stack top [14]       
; 

Command line usage is:

dxc -H  -T lib_6_5 .\PathTraceRGS.hlsl -I../../thirdparty/donut/include -DHLSL -Fo -

Start by tracing ShaderMake's recursive regex-based #include parsing and compare its dependency results with the DXC include stack shown in the issue. Use the provided dxc command and a shared C++/shader include containing conditional preprocessor branches to reproduce the missing <float.h> failure. Done means cross-compilation resolves the correct conditional include dependencies.