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#include <metal_stdlib>
using namespace metal;
template<typename T, size_t N>
struct tint_array {
const constant T& operator[](size_t i) const constant { return elements[i]; }
device T& operator[](size_t i) device { return elements[i]; }
const device T& operator[](size_t i) const device { return elements[i]; }
thread T& operator[](size_t i) thread { return elements[i]; }
const thread T& operator[](size_t i) const thread { return elements[i]; }
threadgroup T& operator[](size_t i) threadgroup { return elements[i]; }
const threadgroup T& operator[](size_t i) const threadgroup { return elements[i]; }
T elements[N];
};
tint/msl: Preserve trailing vec3 padding In order to preserve padding properly for MSL, we need to use its packed_vec type for all vec3 types in storage buffers, not just struct members. This commit includes a complete rewrite of the PackedVec3 transform to achieve this. The key details are: * An internal `__packed_vec3<>` type was added, which corresponds to a `type::Vector` with an additional flag to indicate that it will be emitted as packed vector. * The `PackedVec3` transform replaces all vec3 types used in host-shareable address spaces with the internal `__packed_vec3` type. This includes vec3 types that appear as the store type of a pointer. * When used as an array element, these `__packed_vec3` types are wrapped in a struct that contains a single `__packed_vec3` member. This allows us to add an `@align()` attribute that ensures that `array<vec3<T>>` still has the correct array element stride. * When the `vec3<T>` appears as a struct member in the input program, we apply the `@align()` to that member to ensure that we do not change its offset. * Matrix types with three rows that are used in memory are replaced with an array of columns, where each column uses a `__packed_vec3` inside an aligned wrapper structure as above. * Accesses to host-shareable memory that involve any of these types invoke a "pack" or "unpack" helper function to convert them to the equivalent type that uses `__packed_vec3` or a regular `vec3` as required. * The `chromium_internal_relaxed_uniform_layout` extension is used to avoid issues where modifying a type in the uniform address space triggers stricter layout validation rules. Bug: tint:1571 Fixed: tint:1837 Change-Id: Idaf2da2f5bcb2be00c85ec657edfb614186476bb Reviewed-on: https://dawn-review.googlesource.com/c/dawn/+/121200 Reviewed-by: Ben Clayton <bclayton@google.com> Commit-Queue: James Price <jrprice@google.com> Kokoro: Kokoro <noreply+kokoro@google.com>
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struct tint_packed_vec3_f32_array_element {
/* 0x0000 */ packed_float3 elements;
/* 0x000c */ tint_array<int8_t, 4> tint_pad;
};
struct Inner {
/* 0x0000 */ int scalar_i32;
/* 0x0004 */ float scalar_f32;
};
tint/msl: Preserve trailing vec3 padding In order to preserve padding properly for MSL, we need to use its packed_vec type for all vec3 types in storage buffers, not just struct members. This commit includes a complete rewrite of the PackedVec3 transform to achieve this. The key details are: * An internal `__packed_vec3<>` type was added, which corresponds to a `type::Vector` with an additional flag to indicate that it will be emitted as packed vector. * The `PackedVec3` transform replaces all vec3 types used in host-shareable address spaces with the internal `__packed_vec3` type. This includes vec3 types that appear as the store type of a pointer. * When used as an array element, these `__packed_vec3` types are wrapped in a struct that contains a single `__packed_vec3` member. This allows us to add an `@align()` attribute that ensures that `array<vec3<T>>` still has the correct array element stride. * When the `vec3<T>` appears as a struct member in the input program, we apply the `@align()` to that member to ensure that we do not change its offset. * Matrix types with three rows that are used in memory are replaced with an array of columns, where each column uses a `__packed_vec3` inside an aligned wrapper structure as above. * Accesses to host-shareable memory that involve any of these types invoke a "pack" or "unpack" helper function to convert them to the equivalent type that uses `__packed_vec3` or a regular `vec3` as required. * The `chromium_internal_relaxed_uniform_layout` extension is used to avoid issues where modifying a type in the uniform address space triggers stricter layout validation rules. Bug: tint:1571 Fixed: tint:1837 Change-Id: Idaf2da2f5bcb2be00c85ec657edfb614186476bb Reviewed-on: https://dawn-review.googlesource.com/c/dawn/+/121200 Reviewed-by: Ben Clayton <bclayton@google.com> Commit-Queue: James Price <jrprice@google.com> Kokoro: Kokoro <noreply+kokoro@google.com>
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struct S_tint_packed_vec3 {
/* 0x0000 */ float scalar_f32;
/* 0x0004 */ int scalar_i32;
/* 0x0008 */ uint scalar_u32;
tint/msl: Preserve trailing vec3 padding In order to preserve padding properly for MSL, we need to use its packed_vec type for all vec3 types in storage buffers, not just struct members. This commit includes a complete rewrite of the PackedVec3 transform to achieve this. The key details are: * An internal `__packed_vec3<>` type was added, which corresponds to a `type::Vector` with an additional flag to indicate that it will be emitted as packed vector. * The `PackedVec3` transform replaces all vec3 types used in host-shareable address spaces with the internal `__packed_vec3` type. This includes vec3 types that appear as the store type of a pointer. * When used as an array element, these `__packed_vec3` types are wrapped in a struct that contains a single `__packed_vec3` member. This allows us to add an `@align()` attribute that ensures that `array<vec3<T>>` still has the correct array element stride. * When the `vec3<T>` appears as a struct member in the input program, we apply the `@align()` to that member to ensure that we do not change its offset. * Matrix types with three rows that are used in memory are replaced with an array of columns, where each column uses a `__packed_vec3` inside an aligned wrapper structure as above. * Accesses to host-shareable memory that involve any of these types invoke a "pack" or "unpack" helper function to convert them to the equivalent type that uses `__packed_vec3` or a regular `vec3` as required. * The `chromium_internal_relaxed_uniform_layout` extension is used to avoid issues where modifying a type in the uniform address space triggers stricter layout validation rules. Bug: tint:1571 Fixed: tint:1837 Change-Id: Idaf2da2f5bcb2be00c85ec657edfb614186476bb Reviewed-on: https://dawn-review.googlesource.com/c/dawn/+/121200 Reviewed-by: Ben Clayton <bclayton@google.com> Commit-Queue: James Price <jrprice@google.com> Kokoro: Kokoro <noreply+kokoro@google.com>
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/* 0x000c */ tint_array<int8_t, 4> tint_pad_1;
/* 0x0010 */ float2 vec2_f32;
/* 0x0018 */ int2 vec2_i32;
/* 0x0020 */ uint2 vec2_u32;
tint/msl: Preserve trailing vec3 padding In order to preserve padding properly for MSL, we need to use its packed_vec type for all vec3 types in storage buffers, not just struct members. This commit includes a complete rewrite of the PackedVec3 transform to achieve this. The key details are: * An internal `__packed_vec3<>` type was added, which corresponds to a `type::Vector` with an additional flag to indicate that it will be emitted as packed vector. * The `PackedVec3` transform replaces all vec3 types used in host-shareable address spaces with the internal `__packed_vec3` type. This includes vec3 types that appear as the store type of a pointer. * When used as an array element, these `__packed_vec3` types are wrapped in a struct that contains a single `__packed_vec3` member. This allows us to add an `@align()` attribute that ensures that `array<vec3<T>>` still has the correct array element stride. * When the `vec3<T>` appears as a struct member in the input program, we apply the `@align()` to that member to ensure that we do not change its offset. * Matrix types with three rows that are used in memory are replaced with an array of columns, where each column uses a `__packed_vec3` inside an aligned wrapper structure as above. * Accesses to host-shareable memory that involve any of these types invoke a "pack" or "unpack" helper function to convert them to the equivalent type that uses `__packed_vec3` or a regular `vec3` as required. * The `chromium_internal_relaxed_uniform_layout` extension is used to avoid issues where modifying a type in the uniform address space triggers stricter layout validation rules. Bug: tint:1571 Fixed: tint:1837 Change-Id: Idaf2da2f5bcb2be00c85ec657edfb614186476bb Reviewed-on: https://dawn-review.googlesource.com/c/dawn/+/121200 Reviewed-by: Ben Clayton <bclayton@google.com> Commit-Queue: James Price <jrprice@google.com> Kokoro: Kokoro <noreply+kokoro@google.com>
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/* 0x0028 */ tint_array<int8_t, 8> tint_pad_2;
/* 0x0030 */ packed_float3 vec3_f32;
tint/msl: Preserve trailing vec3 padding In order to preserve padding properly for MSL, we need to use its packed_vec type for all vec3 types in storage buffers, not just struct members. This commit includes a complete rewrite of the PackedVec3 transform to achieve this. The key details are: * An internal `__packed_vec3<>` type was added, which corresponds to a `type::Vector` with an additional flag to indicate that it will be emitted as packed vector. * The `PackedVec3` transform replaces all vec3 types used in host-shareable address spaces with the internal `__packed_vec3` type. This includes vec3 types that appear as the store type of a pointer. * When used as an array element, these `__packed_vec3` types are wrapped in a struct that contains a single `__packed_vec3` member. This allows us to add an `@align()` attribute that ensures that `array<vec3<T>>` still has the correct array element stride. * When the `vec3<T>` appears as a struct member in the input program, we apply the `@align()` to that member to ensure that we do not change its offset. * Matrix types with three rows that are used in memory are replaced with an array of columns, where each column uses a `__packed_vec3` inside an aligned wrapper structure as above. * Accesses to host-shareable memory that involve any of these types invoke a "pack" or "unpack" helper function to convert them to the equivalent type that uses `__packed_vec3` or a regular `vec3` as required. * The `chromium_internal_relaxed_uniform_layout` extension is used to avoid issues where modifying a type in the uniform address space triggers stricter layout validation rules. Bug: tint:1571 Fixed: tint:1837 Change-Id: Idaf2da2f5bcb2be00c85ec657edfb614186476bb Reviewed-on: https://dawn-review.googlesource.com/c/dawn/+/121200 Reviewed-by: Ben Clayton <bclayton@google.com> Commit-Queue: James Price <jrprice@google.com> Kokoro: Kokoro <noreply+kokoro@google.com>
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/* 0x003c */ tint_array<int8_t, 4> tint_pad_3;
/* 0x0040 */ packed_int3 vec3_i32;
tint/msl: Preserve trailing vec3 padding In order to preserve padding properly for MSL, we need to use its packed_vec type for all vec3 types in storage buffers, not just struct members. This commit includes a complete rewrite of the PackedVec3 transform to achieve this. The key details are: * An internal `__packed_vec3<>` type was added, which corresponds to a `type::Vector` with an additional flag to indicate that it will be emitted as packed vector. * The `PackedVec3` transform replaces all vec3 types used in host-shareable address spaces with the internal `__packed_vec3` type. This includes vec3 types that appear as the store type of a pointer. * When used as an array element, these `__packed_vec3` types are wrapped in a struct that contains a single `__packed_vec3` member. This allows us to add an `@align()` attribute that ensures that `array<vec3<T>>` still has the correct array element stride. * When the `vec3<T>` appears as a struct member in the input program, we apply the `@align()` to that member to ensure that we do not change its offset. * Matrix types with three rows that are used in memory are replaced with an array of columns, where each column uses a `__packed_vec3` inside an aligned wrapper structure as above. * Accesses to host-shareable memory that involve any of these types invoke a "pack" or "unpack" helper function to convert them to the equivalent type that uses `__packed_vec3` or a regular `vec3` as required. * The `chromium_internal_relaxed_uniform_layout` extension is used to avoid issues where modifying a type in the uniform address space triggers stricter layout validation rules. Bug: tint:1571 Fixed: tint:1837 Change-Id: Idaf2da2f5bcb2be00c85ec657edfb614186476bb Reviewed-on: https://dawn-review.googlesource.com/c/dawn/+/121200 Reviewed-by: Ben Clayton <bclayton@google.com> Commit-Queue: James Price <jrprice@google.com> Kokoro: Kokoro <noreply+kokoro@google.com>
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/* 0x004c */ tint_array<int8_t, 4> tint_pad_4;
/* 0x0050 */ packed_uint3 vec3_u32;
tint/msl: Preserve trailing vec3 padding In order to preserve padding properly for MSL, we need to use its packed_vec type for all vec3 types in storage buffers, not just struct members. This commit includes a complete rewrite of the PackedVec3 transform to achieve this. The key details are: * An internal `__packed_vec3<>` type was added, which corresponds to a `type::Vector` with an additional flag to indicate that it will be emitted as packed vector. * The `PackedVec3` transform replaces all vec3 types used in host-shareable address spaces with the internal `__packed_vec3` type. This includes vec3 types that appear as the store type of a pointer. * When used as an array element, these `__packed_vec3` types are wrapped in a struct that contains a single `__packed_vec3` member. This allows us to add an `@align()` attribute that ensures that `array<vec3<T>>` still has the correct array element stride. * When the `vec3<T>` appears as a struct member in the input program, we apply the `@align()` to that member to ensure that we do not change its offset. * Matrix types with three rows that are used in memory are replaced with an array of columns, where each column uses a `__packed_vec3` inside an aligned wrapper structure as above. * Accesses to host-shareable memory that involve any of these types invoke a "pack" or "unpack" helper function to convert them to the equivalent type that uses `__packed_vec3` or a regular `vec3` as required. * The `chromium_internal_relaxed_uniform_layout` extension is used to avoid issues where modifying a type in the uniform address space triggers stricter layout validation rules. Bug: tint:1571 Fixed: tint:1837 Change-Id: Idaf2da2f5bcb2be00c85ec657edfb614186476bb Reviewed-on: https://dawn-review.googlesource.com/c/dawn/+/121200 Reviewed-by: Ben Clayton <bclayton@google.com> Commit-Queue: James Price <jrprice@google.com> Kokoro: Kokoro <noreply+kokoro@google.com>
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/* 0x005c */ tint_array<int8_t, 4> tint_pad_5;
/* 0x0060 */ float4 vec4_f32;
/* 0x0070 */ int4 vec4_i32;
/* 0x0080 */ uint4 vec4_u32;
/* 0x0090 */ float2x2 mat2x2_f32;
tint/msl: Preserve trailing vec3 padding In order to preserve padding properly for MSL, we need to use its packed_vec type for all vec3 types in storage buffers, not just struct members. This commit includes a complete rewrite of the PackedVec3 transform to achieve this. The key details are: * An internal `__packed_vec3<>` type was added, which corresponds to a `type::Vector` with an additional flag to indicate that it will be emitted as packed vector. * The `PackedVec3` transform replaces all vec3 types used in host-shareable address spaces with the internal `__packed_vec3` type. This includes vec3 types that appear as the store type of a pointer. * When used as an array element, these `__packed_vec3` types are wrapped in a struct that contains a single `__packed_vec3` member. This allows us to add an `@align()` attribute that ensures that `array<vec3<T>>` still has the correct array element stride. * When the `vec3<T>` appears as a struct member in the input program, we apply the `@align()` to that member to ensure that we do not change its offset. * Matrix types with three rows that are used in memory are replaced with an array of columns, where each column uses a `__packed_vec3` inside an aligned wrapper structure as above. * Accesses to host-shareable memory that involve any of these types invoke a "pack" or "unpack" helper function to convert them to the equivalent type that uses `__packed_vec3` or a regular `vec3` as required. * The `chromium_internal_relaxed_uniform_layout` extension is used to avoid issues where modifying a type in the uniform address space triggers stricter layout validation rules. Bug: tint:1571 Fixed: tint:1837 Change-Id: Idaf2da2f5bcb2be00c85ec657edfb614186476bb Reviewed-on: https://dawn-review.googlesource.com/c/dawn/+/121200 Reviewed-by: Ben Clayton <bclayton@google.com> Commit-Queue: James Price <jrprice@google.com> Kokoro: Kokoro <noreply+kokoro@google.com>
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/* 0x00a0 */ tint_array<tint_packed_vec3_f32_array_element, 2> mat2x3_f32;
/* 0x00c0 */ float2x4 mat2x4_f32;
/* 0x00e0 */ float3x2 mat3x2_f32;
tint/msl: Preserve trailing vec3 padding In order to preserve padding properly for MSL, we need to use its packed_vec type for all vec3 types in storage buffers, not just struct members. This commit includes a complete rewrite of the PackedVec3 transform to achieve this. The key details are: * An internal `__packed_vec3<>` type was added, which corresponds to a `type::Vector` with an additional flag to indicate that it will be emitted as packed vector. * The `PackedVec3` transform replaces all vec3 types used in host-shareable address spaces with the internal `__packed_vec3` type. This includes vec3 types that appear as the store type of a pointer. * When used as an array element, these `__packed_vec3` types are wrapped in a struct that contains a single `__packed_vec3` member. This allows us to add an `@align()` attribute that ensures that `array<vec3<T>>` still has the correct array element stride. * When the `vec3<T>` appears as a struct member in the input program, we apply the `@align()` to that member to ensure that we do not change its offset. * Matrix types with three rows that are used in memory are replaced with an array of columns, where each column uses a `__packed_vec3` inside an aligned wrapper structure as above. * Accesses to host-shareable memory that involve any of these types invoke a "pack" or "unpack" helper function to convert them to the equivalent type that uses `__packed_vec3` or a regular `vec3` as required. * The `chromium_internal_relaxed_uniform_layout` extension is used to avoid issues where modifying a type in the uniform address space triggers stricter layout validation rules. Bug: tint:1571 Fixed: tint:1837 Change-Id: Idaf2da2f5bcb2be00c85ec657edfb614186476bb Reviewed-on: https://dawn-review.googlesource.com/c/dawn/+/121200 Reviewed-by: Ben Clayton <bclayton@google.com> Commit-Queue: James Price <jrprice@google.com> Kokoro: Kokoro <noreply+kokoro@google.com>
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/* 0x00f8 */ tint_array<int8_t, 8> tint_pad_6;
/* 0x0100 */ tint_array<tint_packed_vec3_f32_array_element, 3> mat3x3_f32;
/* 0x0130 */ float3x4 mat3x4_f32;
/* 0x0160 */ float4x2 mat4x2_f32;
tint/msl: Preserve trailing vec3 padding In order to preserve padding properly for MSL, we need to use its packed_vec type for all vec3 types in storage buffers, not just struct members. This commit includes a complete rewrite of the PackedVec3 transform to achieve this. The key details are: * An internal `__packed_vec3<>` type was added, which corresponds to a `type::Vector` with an additional flag to indicate that it will be emitted as packed vector. * The `PackedVec3` transform replaces all vec3 types used in host-shareable address spaces with the internal `__packed_vec3` type. This includes vec3 types that appear as the store type of a pointer. * When used as an array element, these `__packed_vec3` types are wrapped in a struct that contains a single `__packed_vec3` member. This allows us to add an `@align()` attribute that ensures that `array<vec3<T>>` still has the correct array element stride. * When the `vec3<T>` appears as a struct member in the input program, we apply the `@align()` to that member to ensure that we do not change its offset. * Matrix types with three rows that are used in memory are replaced with an array of columns, where each column uses a `__packed_vec3` inside an aligned wrapper structure as above. * Accesses to host-shareable memory that involve any of these types invoke a "pack" or "unpack" helper function to convert them to the equivalent type that uses `__packed_vec3` or a regular `vec3` as required. * The `chromium_internal_relaxed_uniform_layout` extension is used to avoid issues where modifying a type in the uniform address space triggers stricter layout validation rules. Bug: tint:1571 Fixed: tint:1837 Change-Id: Idaf2da2f5bcb2be00c85ec657edfb614186476bb Reviewed-on: https://dawn-review.googlesource.com/c/dawn/+/121200 Reviewed-by: Ben Clayton <bclayton@google.com> Commit-Queue: James Price <jrprice@google.com> Kokoro: Kokoro <noreply+kokoro@google.com>
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/* 0x0180 */ tint_array<tint_packed_vec3_f32_array_element, 4> mat4x3_f32;
/* 0x01c0 */ float4x4 mat4x4_f32;
tint/msl: Preserve trailing vec3 padding In order to preserve padding properly for MSL, we need to use its packed_vec type for all vec3 types in storage buffers, not just struct members. This commit includes a complete rewrite of the PackedVec3 transform to achieve this. The key details are: * An internal `__packed_vec3<>` type was added, which corresponds to a `type::Vector` with an additional flag to indicate that it will be emitted as packed vector. * The `PackedVec3` transform replaces all vec3 types used in host-shareable address spaces with the internal `__packed_vec3` type. This includes vec3 types that appear as the store type of a pointer. * When used as an array element, these `__packed_vec3` types are wrapped in a struct that contains a single `__packed_vec3` member. This allows us to add an `@align()` attribute that ensures that `array<vec3<T>>` still has the correct array element stride. * When the `vec3<T>` appears as a struct member in the input program, we apply the `@align()` to that member to ensure that we do not change its offset. * Matrix types with three rows that are used in memory are replaced with an array of columns, where each column uses a `__packed_vec3` inside an aligned wrapper structure as above. * Accesses to host-shareable memory that involve any of these types invoke a "pack" or "unpack" helper function to convert them to the equivalent type that uses `__packed_vec3` or a regular `vec3` as required. * The `chromium_internal_relaxed_uniform_layout` extension is used to avoid issues where modifying a type in the uniform address space triggers stricter layout validation rules. Bug: tint:1571 Fixed: tint:1837 Change-Id: Idaf2da2f5bcb2be00c85ec657edfb614186476bb Reviewed-on: https://dawn-review.googlesource.com/c/dawn/+/121200 Reviewed-by: Ben Clayton <bclayton@google.com> Commit-Queue: James Price <jrprice@google.com> Kokoro: Kokoro <noreply+kokoro@google.com>
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/* 0x0200 */ tint_array<tint_packed_vec3_f32_array_element, 2> arr2_vec3_f32;
/* 0x0220 */ Inner struct_inner;
/* 0x0228 */ tint_array<Inner, 4> array_struct_inner;
tint/msl: Preserve trailing vec3 padding In order to preserve padding properly for MSL, we need to use its packed_vec type for all vec3 types in storage buffers, not just struct members. This commit includes a complete rewrite of the PackedVec3 transform to achieve this. The key details are: * An internal `__packed_vec3<>` type was added, which corresponds to a `type::Vector` with an additional flag to indicate that it will be emitted as packed vector. * The `PackedVec3` transform replaces all vec3 types used in host-shareable address spaces with the internal `__packed_vec3` type. This includes vec3 types that appear as the store type of a pointer. * When used as an array element, these `__packed_vec3` types are wrapped in a struct that contains a single `__packed_vec3` member. This allows us to add an `@align()` attribute that ensures that `array<vec3<T>>` still has the correct array element stride. * When the `vec3<T>` appears as a struct member in the input program, we apply the `@align()` to that member to ensure that we do not change its offset. * Matrix types with three rows that are used in memory are replaced with an array of columns, where each column uses a `__packed_vec3` inside an aligned wrapper structure as above. * Accesses to host-shareable memory that involve any of these types invoke a "pack" or "unpack" helper function to convert them to the equivalent type that uses `__packed_vec3` or a regular `vec3` as required. * The `chromium_internal_relaxed_uniform_layout` extension is used to avoid issues where modifying a type in the uniform address space triggers stricter layout validation rules. Bug: tint:1571 Fixed: tint:1837 Change-Id: Idaf2da2f5bcb2be00c85ec657edfb614186476bb Reviewed-on: https://dawn-review.googlesource.com/c/dawn/+/121200 Reviewed-by: Ben Clayton <bclayton@google.com> Commit-Queue: James Price <jrprice@google.com> Kokoro: Kokoro <noreply+kokoro@google.com>
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/* 0x0248 */ tint_array<int8_t, 8> tint_pad_7;
};
float2x3 tint_unpack_vec3_in_composite(tint_array<tint_packed_vec3_f32_array_element, 2> in) {
float2x3 result = float2x3(0.0f);
for(uint i = 0u; (i < 2u); i = (i + 1u)) {
result[i] = float3(in[i].elements);
}
return result;
}
float3x3 tint_unpack_vec3_in_composite_1(tint_array<tint_packed_vec3_f32_array_element, 3> in) {
float3x3 result = float3x3(0.0f);
for(uint i = 0u; (i < 3u); i = (i + 1u)) {
result[i] = float3(in[i].elements);
}
return result;
}
float4x3 tint_unpack_vec3_in_composite_2(tint_array<tint_packed_vec3_f32_array_element, 4> in) {
float4x3 result = float4x3(0.0f);
for(uint i = 0u; (i < 4u); i = (i + 1u)) {
result[i] = float3(in[i].elements);
}
return result;
}
tint_array<float3, 2> tint_unpack_vec3_in_composite_3(tint_array<tint_packed_vec3_f32_array_element, 2> in) {
tint_array<float3, 2> result = {};
for(uint i = 0u; (i < 2u); i = (i + 1u)) {
result[i] = float3(in[i].elements);
}
return result;
}
struct S {
float scalar_f32;
int scalar_i32;
uint scalar_u32;
float2 vec2_f32;
int2 vec2_i32;
uint2 vec2_u32;
float3 vec3_f32;
int3 vec3_i32;
uint3 vec3_u32;
float4 vec4_f32;
int4 vec4_i32;
uint4 vec4_u32;
float2x2 mat2x2_f32;
float2x3 mat2x3_f32;
float2x4 mat2x4_f32;
float3x2 mat3x2_f32;
float3x3 mat3x3_f32;
float3x4 mat3x4_f32;
float4x2 mat4x2_f32;
float4x3 mat4x3_f32;
float4x4 mat4x4_f32;
tint_array<float3, 2> arr2_vec3_f32;
Inner struct_inner;
tint_array<Inner, 4> array_struct_inner;
};
tint/msl: Preserve trailing vec3 padding In order to preserve padding properly for MSL, we need to use its packed_vec type for all vec3 types in storage buffers, not just struct members. This commit includes a complete rewrite of the PackedVec3 transform to achieve this. The key details are: * An internal `__packed_vec3<>` type was added, which corresponds to a `type::Vector` with an additional flag to indicate that it will be emitted as packed vector. * The `PackedVec3` transform replaces all vec3 types used in host-shareable address spaces with the internal `__packed_vec3` type. This includes vec3 types that appear as the store type of a pointer. * When used as an array element, these `__packed_vec3` types are wrapped in a struct that contains a single `__packed_vec3` member. This allows us to add an `@align()` attribute that ensures that `array<vec3<T>>` still has the correct array element stride. * When the `vec3<T>` appears as a struct member in the input program, we apply the `@align()` to that member to ensure that we do not change its offset. * Matrix types with three rows that are used in memory are replaced with an array of columns, where each column uses a `__packed_vec3` inside an aligned wrapper structure as above. * Accesses to host-shareable memory that involve any of these types invoke a "pack" or "unpack" helper function to convert them to the equivalent type that uses `__packed_vec3` or a regular `vec3` as required. * The `chromium_internal_relaxed_uniform_layout` extension is used to avoid issues where modifying a type in the uniform address space triggers stricter layout validation rules. Bug: tint:1571 Fixed: tint:1837 Change-Id: Idaf2da2f5bcb2be00c85ec657edfb614186476bb Reviewed-on: https://dawn-review.googlesource.com/c/dawn/+/121200 Reviewed-by: Ben Clayton <bclayton@google.com> Commit-Queue: James Price <jrprice@google.com> Kokoro: Kokoro <noreply+kokoro@google.com>
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kernel void tint_symbol(const device S_tint_packed_vec3* tint_symbol_1 [[buffer(0)]]) {
float const scalar_f32 = (*(tint_symbol_1)).scalar_f32;
int const scalar_i32 = (*(tint_symbol_1)).scalar_i32;
uint const scalar_u32 = (*(tint_symbol_1)).scalar_u32;
float2 const vec2_f32 = (*(tint_symbol_1)).vec2_f32;
int2 const vec2_i32 = (*(tint_symbol_1)).vec2_i32;
uint2 const vec2_u32 = (*(tint_symbol_1)).vec2_u32;
float3 const vec3_f32 = float3((*(tint_symbol_1)).vec3_f32);
int3 const vec3_i32 = int3((*(tint_symbol_1)).vec3_i32);
uint3 const vec3_u32 = uint3((*(tint_symbol_1)).vec3_u32);
float4 const vec4_f32 = (*(tint_symbol_1)).vec4_f32;
int4 const vec4_i32 = (*(tint_symbol_1)).vec4_i32;
uint4 const vec4_u32 = (*(tint_symbol_1)).vec4_u32;
float2x2 const mat2x2_f32 = (*(tint_symbol_1)).mat2x2_f32;
tint/msl: Preserve trailing vec3 padding In order to preserve padding properly for MSL, we need to use its packed_vec type for all vec3 types in storage buffers, not just struct members. This commit includes a complete rewrite of the PackedVec3 transform to achieve this. The key details are: * An internal `__packed_vec3<>` type was added, which corresponds to a `type::Vector` with an additional flag to indicate that it will be emitted as packed vector. * The `PackedVec3` transform replaces all vec3 types used in host-shareable address spaces with the internal `__packed_vec3` type. This includes vec3 types that appear as the store type of a pointer. * When used as an array element, these `__packed_vec3` types are wrapped in a struct that contains a single `__packed_vec3` member. This allows us to add an `@align()` attribute that ensures that `array<vec3<T>>` still has the correct array element stride. * When the `vec3<T>` appears as a struct member in the input program, we apply the `@align()` to that member to ensure that we do not change its offset. * Matrix types with three rows that are used in memory are replaced with an array of columns, where each column uses a `__packed_vec3` inside an aligned wrapper structure as above. * Accesses to host-shareable memory that involve any of these types invoke a "pack" or "unpack" helper function to convert them to the equivalent type that uses `__packed_vec3` or a regular `vec3` as required. * The `chromium_internal_relaxed_uniform_layout` extension is used to avoid issues where modifying a type in the uniform address space triggers stricter layout validation rules. Bug: tint:1571 Fixed: tint:1837 Change-Id: Idaf2da2f5bcb2be00c85ec657edfb614186476bb Reviewed-on: https://dawn-review.googlesource.com/c/dawn/+/121200 Reviewed-by: Ben Clayton <bclayton@google.com> Commit-Queue: James Price <jrprice@google.com> Kokoro: Kokoro <noreply+kokoro@google.com>
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float2x3 const mat2x3_f32 = tint_unpack_vec3_in_composite((*(tint_symbol_1)).mat2x3_f32);
float2x4 const mat2x4_f32 = (*(tint_symbol_1)).mat2x4_f32;
float3x2 const mat3x2_f32 = (*(tint_symbol_1)).mat3x2_f32;
tint/msl: Preserve trailing vec3 padding In order to preserve padding properly for MSL, we need to use its packed_vec type for all vec3 types in storage buffers, not just struct members. This commit includes a complete rewrite of the PackedVec3 transform to achieve this. The key details are: * An internal `__packed_vec3<>` type was added, which corresponds to a `type::Vector` with an additional flag to indicate that it will be emitted as packed vector. * The `PackedVec3` transform replaces all vec3 types used in host-shareable address spaces with the internal `__packed_vec3` type. This includes vec3 types that appear as the store type of a pointer. * When used as an array element, these `__packed_vec3` types are wrapped in a struct that contains a single `__packed_vec3` member. This allows us to add an `@align()` attribute that ensures that `array<vec3<T>>` still has the correct array element stride. * When the `vec3<T>` appears as a struct member in the input program, we apply the `@align()` to that member to ensure that we do not change its offset. * Matrix types with three rows that are used in memory are replaced with an array of columns, where each column uses a `__packed_vec3` inside an aligned wrapper structure as above. * Accesses to host-shareable memory that involve any of these types invoke a "pack" or "unpack" helper function to convert them to the equivalent type that uses `__packed_vec3` or a regular `vec3` as required. * The `chromium_internal_relaxed_uniform_layout` extension is used to avoid issues where modifying a type in the uniform address space triggers stricter layout validation rules. Bug: tint:1571 Fixed: tint:1837 Change-Id: Idaf2da2f5bcb2be00c85ec657edfb614186476bb Reviewed-on: https://dawn-review.googlesource.com/c/dawn/+/121200 Reviewed-by: Ben Clayton <bclayton@google.com> Commit-Queue: James Price <jrprice@google.com> Kokoro: Kokoro <noreply+kokoro@google.com>
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float3x3 const mat3x3_f32 = tint_unpack_vec3_in_composite_1((*(tint_symbol_1)).mat3x3_f32);
float3x4 const mat3x4_f32 = (*(tint_symbol_1)).mat3x4_f32;
float4x2 const mat4x2_f32 = (*(tint_symbol_1)).mat4x2_f32;
tint/msl: Preserve trailing vec3 padding In order to preserve padding properly for MSL, we need to use its packed_vec type for all vec3 types in storage buffers, not just struct members. This commit includes a complete rewrite of the PackedVec3 transform to achieve this. The key details are: * An internal `__packed_vec3<>` type was added, which corresponds to a `type::Vector` with an additional flag to indicate that it will be emitted as packed vector. * The `PackedVec3` transform replaces all vec3 types used in host-shareable address spaces with the internal `__packed_vec3` type. This includes vec3 types that appear as the store type of a pointer. * When used as an array element, these `__packed_vec3` types are wrapped in a struct that contains a single `__packed_vec3` member. This allows us to add an `@align()` attribute that ensures that `array<vec3<T>>` still has the correct array element stride. * When the `vec3<T>` appears as a struct member in the input program, we apply the `@align()` to that member to ensure that we do not change its offset. * Matrix types with three rows that are used in memory are replaced with an array of columns, where each column uses a `__packed_vec3` inside an aligned wrapper structure as above. * Accesses to host-shareable memory that involve any of these types invoke a "pack" or "unpack" helper function to convert them to the equivalent type that uses `__packed_vec3` or a regular `vec3` as required. * The `chromium_internal_relaxed_uniform_layout` extension is used to avoid issues where modifying a type in the uniform address space triggers stricter layout validation rules. Bug: tint:1571 Fixed: tint:1837 Change-Id: Idaf2da2f5bcb2be00c85ec657edfb614186476bb Reviewed-on: https://dawn-review.googlesource.com/c/dawn/+/121200 Reviewed-by: Ben Clayton <bclayton@google.com> Commit-Queue: James Price <jrprice@google.com> Kokoro: Kokoro <noreply+kokoro@google.com>
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float4x3 const mat4x3_f32 = tint_unpack_vec3_in_composite_2((*(tint_symbol_1)).mat4x3_f32);
float4x4 const mat4x4_f32 = (*(tint_symbol_1)).mat4x4_f32;
tint/msl: Preserve trailing vec3 padding In order to preserve padding properly for MSL, we need to use its packed_vec type for all vec3 types in storage buffers, not just struct members. This commit includes a complete rewrite of the PackedVec3 transform to achieve this. The key details are: * An internal `__packed_vec3<>` type was added, which corresponds to a `type::Vector` with an additional flag to indicate that it will be emitted as packed vector. * The `PackedVec3` transform replaces all vec3 types used in host-shareable address spaces with the internal `__packed_vec3` type. This includes vec3 types that appear as the store type of a pointer. * When used as an array element, these `__packed_vec3` types are wrapped in a struct that contains a single `__packed_vec3` member. This allows us to add an `@align()` attribute that ensures that `array<vec3<T>>` still has the correct array element stride. * When the `vec3<T>` appears as a struct member in the input program, we apply the `@align()` to that member to ensure that we do not change its offset. * Matrix types with three rows that are used in memory are replaced with an array of columns, where each column uses a `__packed_vec3` inside an aligned wrapper structure as above. * Accesses to host-shareable memory that involve any of these types invoke a "pack" or "unpack" helper function to convert them to the equivalent type that uses `__packed_vec3` or a regular `vec3` as required. * The `chromium_internal_relaxed_uniform_layout` extension is used to avoid issues where modifying a type in the uniform address space triggers stricter layout validation rules. Bug: tint:1571 Fixed: tint:1837 Change-Id: Idaf2da2f5bcb2be00c85ec657edfb614186476bb Reviewed-on: https://dawn-review.googlesource.com/c/dawn/+/121200 Reviewed-by: Ben Clayton <bclayton@google.com> Commit-Queue: James Price <jrprice@google.com> Kokoro: Kokoro <noreply+kokoro@google.com>
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tint_array<float3, 2> const arr2_vec3_f32 = tint_unpack_vec3_in_composite_3((*(tint_symbol_1)).arr2_vec3_f32);
Inner const struct_inner = (*(tint_symbol_1)).struct_inner;
tint_array<Inner, 4> const array_struct_inner = (*(tint_symbol_1)).array_struct_inner;
return;
}