Is it possible to do reverse-Z with OpenGL when ARB_clip_control is available?

[Lolothepro]

I have a dumb question: is it possible to do something similar to Vulkan on OpenGL when ARB_clip_control is available?
The GL renderer reports homogeneousDepth=true. ARB_clip_control is detected and glClipControl is imported in glimports.h, but it's not used. If I understand correctly, BGFX_CONFIG_GL_NORMALIZE_NDC_CONVENTIONS only hides this by rewriting gl_Position.z = z*2 - w in the vertex shader, so depth still goes through [-1,1].

[tayfuryldz]

Your reading matches the current GL backend: ARB_clip_control is detected, but that alone does not switch bgfx's GL depth convention. homogeneousDepth is therefore still part of bgfx's backend contract, and projection helpers are expected to use bgfx::getCaps()->homogeneousDepth. Calling glClipControl externally would also put bgfx's shader/projection assumptions out of sync. So true GL reverse-Z via zero-to-one clip depth would need renderer support in bgfx itself, not just enabling the extension in application code.