Exhaustive list of all the built-it variables avaiable in Jitter shaders

Hey everyone,
In the spirit of this topic, I decided to list the built-in variables that Jitter and GLSL have to offer.
These are the variables I know:

VERTEX SHADER:
gl_Position - (vec4) the clip-space output position of the current vertex
gl_VertexID - (int) the index of the vertex currently being processed
gl_InstanceID - (int) the index of the current instance when doing instanced rendering. The instance count always starts at 0
gl_PointSize - (float) the pixel width/height of the point being rasterized. It only has a meaning when rendering point primitives

GEOMETRY SHADER:
gl_PrimitiveIDIn - (int) the current input primitive's ID, based on the number of primitives processed by the geometry shader since the current drawing command started
gl_PointSize - (float) see above

FRAGMENT SHADER:
gl_FragCoord - (vec4) The location of the fragment in window space
gl_FragDepth - (float) The un-normalized distance of a fragment from the camera. By default, this variable equals gl_FragCoord.z, unless you assign a different value to it;
gl_Layer - (int) Corresponds to the @layer attribute
gl_PrimitiveID - (int) all the fragments belonging to the same primitive will be identified by the same number
gl_PointCoord - (vec2) The location within a point primitive that defines the position of the fragment relative to the side of the point. It can take values in the range [0; 1], therefore the center of the point is located at (0.5, 0.5)

I encourage you to reply with the variables I missed, and I'll edit this first post.
Thanks a lot! Hope this may be beneficial to you as much as it is to me