When the emit_continuing lambda always returns true, clang is able to
detect it and finds that some code is unreachable.
This commit changes places that use the lambdas directly to instead use
the stored emit_continuing_ member.
Bud: dawn:824
Change-Id: Idfd804a6ec53ac793e8988dce79991c659fbbc36
Reviewed-on: https://dawn-review.googlesource.com/c/tint/+/75060
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Just like for divide, FXC fails with the exact same error when
performing a modulo on a value that FXC determines to be zero. We
address it in the same way as we do for divide.
This also fixes a couple of the vk-gl-cts tests for which I manually
generated expectation files for.
Bug: tint:1083
Change-Id: Ia388bf002112afded542adb791d37e88e35a77ff
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Also ensure correct paramter ordering: bias is always after offset.
Bug: tint:1351
Change-Id: I41ee66b86cd9d912f3857e5377b660c50d035c6e
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FXC fails to compile when it determines that the rhs of an integral
division is zero with "error X4010: Unsigned integer divide by zero".
bclayton's fix (https://dawn-review.googlesource.com/c/tint/+/60500)
addressed cases for division by an integer constant 0. This CL adds the
missing support for division by integral vectors with 0 components.
FXC also fails on division by integral expressions that it can fold to
0. To handle these cases, we now emit a runtime check for 0 and replace
by 1. In the cases I've tested, FXC seems able to optimize these checks
away.
Bug: tint:1083
Change-Id: I02f08e9077882f03c1e42b62dacb742a48fa48ba
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Change-Id: I32aaefe71ea728ae5118de08e5dd9073ddf2269e
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Add two more warnings to ignore. These show up when including glslang
headers in samples/main.cc.
Change-Id: Icdb9fa9914bfe6fdafb4727ed8bf774fe9b930bf
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There are a few places where a branch or return is created,
conditionally on whether a terminator was the last thing seen.
The goal is to generate a SPIR-V basic block terminator exactly
when needed, and to avoid generating a branch or return immediately
after a prior terminator.
Previously, the decision was based on the last thing seen in the AST.
But we should instead check the emitted SPIR-V instead.
This fixes cases such as a break or return inside an else-if.
That's because an if/elseif is actually a selection inside a selection.
Looking at the AST only works when trying to terminate the *inside*
selection. In the outer recursive call, the last AST node is
no longer a terminator, and we would skip generating the branch
to the merge block.
Fixed: tint:1315
Change-Id: I6b886ce85d1d681f2063997e469e0c1b4e5973a2
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This picks up validation to ensure a struct of builtins on
the input or output interface is also decorated with Block.
See https://github.com/KhronosGroup/SPIRV-Tools/pull/4665
Fix SPIR-V in end2end tests that was breaking the rule.
Change-Id: Ic0e9c8936eb6b3f086b084d86b649e9e237fc3b3
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SPIR-V validation fails when an object has multiple ArrayStride
decorations. Remove the SPIR-V reader tests that did this.
Change-Id: Iaac0f0f0c9230ccbc7dde5414d6aaf6f0e972534
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* Rename GenerateNonReferenceExpression to
GenerateExpressionWithLoadIfNeeded.
This version takes an ast::Expression
* Add a variant that takes a sem::Expression, because the sem
expression already knows the resolved type, and so we can save
a lookup.
* Replace most uses of GenerateExpression ... GenerateLoadIfNeeded
with a call to one of the above.
This is a non-functional change.
Followup to the fix in tint:1343.
Bug: tint:1343
Change-Id: If19a1bc7670edd2badc1533861d8b42f0825c7b8
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A one letter typo would lead to invalid memory access in the very
specific case of outputting the layout for a struct within a struct with
field alignment padding, and the inner struct has more members than the
outer.
Bug: tint:1344
Bug: oss-fuzz:72642
Change-Id: I749e3fb172e78a20ece68b40be1a0a57dc5746f4
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* Fixed DXC installation so that we download the latest release, and
patch it with the latest artifact build. This ensures that the correct
dxil.dll is next to dxc.exe, rather than having dxc.exe pick up whatever
dxil.dll is in PATH.
* To run tests with FXC requires the correct d3dcompiler_47.dll. To do
this, I modified the script to download the Windows SDK, and install
only the feature that contains the DLL.
* To avoid issues with DXC and FXC finding exes/dlls in PATH, modified
the script to temporarily set PATH as needed.
Bug: tint:940
Change-Id: Ic83b0b97f72ccc1f37b4b495eae6a6ab3421a95a
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Saves about 5 minutes per Windows build.
Bug: tint:940
Change-Id: Ib03fb6ca9d51575d8ee82324be7040153e5536bf
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Vulkan allows them, but WGSL does not.
A duplicate decoration is purely redundant.
A parameterized decoratio with different parameterization is
an inconsistency and a semantic error, at least for currently defined
SPIR-V decorations.
So for each target, only take the first decoration of each kind.
Fixed: tint:1337
Change-Id: I6ed5c39cf2e213c695cb8217ed1b97814da3db56
Reviewed-on: https://dawn-review.googlesource.com/c/tint/+/72500
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FXC fails to compile code that assigns to dynamically-indexed fixed-size
arrays in structs on internal shader variables with:
error X3500: array reference cannot be used as an l-value; not natively
addressable
This CL detects this case, and transforms such assignments into copying
out the array to a local variable, assigning to that local, and then
copying the array back.
Also manually regenerate SKIPs for HLSL/FXC after this change, which
fixes 30 tests. Also exposes some "compilation aborted unexpectedly" now
that "array reference cannot be used as an l-value" has been fixed. For
tests that fail for both DXC and FXC, updating SKIPs to the DXC one to
help distinguish actual FXC bugs from valid errors.
Bug: tint:998
Bug: tint:1206
Change-Id: I09204d8d81ab27d1c257538ad702414ccc386543
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These missed the M98 boat.
Change-Id: Ic15e8323457d78eea1ea3c59c104b2901c883b1b
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These are errors:
let a = 0x;
let b = -0x;
Fixes: tint:1338
Change-Id: I9d26ad66e32deb954550c0ecfbda0a9005bcd380
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The GLSL emitted for these was invalid, and we don't need these
structs since they're only used as the store types of buffers, which
are handled elsewhere.
Change-Id: I17c15e408b5c36e9b895e5950528a6d02d1802a6
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This attribute is now deprecated, and the warning is causing these
tests to fail.
Bug: tint:1324
Change-Id: I0665c9f3b657c8cb56e2252a23eb6184ea876075
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This has been deprecated and will soon be removed.
Bug: tint:1324
Change-Id: If5dbbc3a40d7591591fb2802dbe9c8dd5f96d299
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These are no longer necessary and will soon be deprecated and removed.
Bug: tint:1324
Change-Id: I3fa076e7ce5eb36466d24c80fd1c83658c28c5ab
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These are no longer necessary, and the attribute will soon be
deprecated and removed.
Bug: tint:1324
Change-Id: Ia3cdd4e9d9bd7bca45d734a06466993199b3e838
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No code should rely on the presence of the block attribute, which will
soon be deprecated and removed.
Bug: tint:1324
Change-Id: I868d5e795e66a93bdf99b94389c07dec98cb0ec2
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Skipping those that are block-decorated is not correct, as
block-decorated structures can also have non-buffer usages. This is
even clearer now that WGSL has removed the block attribute.
Bug: tint:1324
Change-Id: I6484766a5c541d39e2dc08beb3ae7b889759a3fb
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Any struct which is used as the store type of a buffer variable needs
to have a block decoration. If that struct is nested inside an array
or another struct, we wrap it inside another struct first.
This removes the SPIR-V backend's reliance on the [[block]] attribute,
which will soon be deprecated and removed.
Bug: tint:1324
Change-Id: Ib6ad54f24a3e4a090da9faeed699f266abcb66ba
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Replace all validation rules that rely on the block attribute with the
new rules based on fixed-footprint types.
Bug: tint:1324
Change-Id: I02656537bee66e6e1af95875e503a37bf23d4a6b
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These test vector constructors with an explicit element type.
Bug: tint:1334
Change-Id: I3d0f626e42850e841cffd70241274e32dcb75fbb
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Move these under test/expressions, and rework the directory structure so we can test vector arguments and inferred element types.
Bug: tint:1334
Change-Id: I411fd7ce1ecdd50c6ef9b79be8407c09a6d38240
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This transform does not use the top-level ctx.Clone() method, so we
need to manually copy the applied transforms over to the destination
program.
This fixes the GLSL backend, where this transform was dropping the
applied transforms and breaking a required transform dependency later
in the chain.
Change-Id: I3db688fe35dfbe67468b9941f739cb2ecf3a843b
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This fixes errors like "error X3500: array reference cannot be used as
an l-value; not natively addressable". Note that FXC treats matrices
like arrays. We still get this error for dynamically indexed arrays in
structs.
Also improved HLSL assign tests, and add missing ones for vector
indexing.
Manually removed 20 e2e skip hlsl SKIP files that are now passing with
this change.
Bug: tint:1333
Change-Id: If23881a667857a4d4ec6881e72666af0a666ef10
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All writers implemented, along with resolving and validation.
TODO: SPIR-V Reader.
Bug: tint:1330
Change-Id: I8ba2f6023749474f80efb8a5422ac187e6c73a69
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It seems we haven't run our e2e tests with FXC validation in a long time
- at least not since we've added the vk-gl-cts corpus.
Locally disabled exclusion of "/test/vk-gl-cts/" in test-runner/main.go,
and ran:
./test/test-all.sh out/build/x64-Debug/tint.exe --format hlsl --fxc --generate-skip
These will need to be manually removed once the skips aren't needed by
deleting them all, and re-running as above.
Bug: tint:940
Change-Id: I27e395e69f5e1bd7d234f3155f40396b751720d4
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If TINT_SYMBOL_STORE_DEBUG_NAME is 1, Symbol instances store a
`debug_name_` member initialized with the name of the identifier they
represent. This member is not exposed, but is useful for debugging
purposes.
Bug: tint:1331
Change-Id: Ia98e266aefc1ca26bbf30c6ece73d9eac8afdbd7
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FXC is buggy, and I recently landed changes in Dawn to run with "/O0"
rather than /"O2" because of these bugs. Let's make sure Tint end-to-end
tests do the same. Also do the same when running against DXC.
Bug: dawn:1203
Change-Id: I1a30f16dee8306bd645d87b3ccb0cc87691c5972
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The VM has been updated to Kokoro 14.04, and now the docker instance
requires escalated privileges in order to run some sanitizer builds.
Change-Id: Icebbb1597dcdb67a854cb61ff7b0c0c11952b7f2
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Fix dependency graph traversal for bitcasts. These were not being traversed, leading to an ICE if the bitcast type was an alias, as the symbol was not resolved for later use by the resolver.
Add missing validation for bitcasts. We were permitting any bitcast that wasn't a being cast to a pointer type, when the spec only allows:
* numeric_scalar to numeric_scalar
* vecN<numeric_scalar> to vecN<numeric_scalar>
Add lots of tests.
Fixed: chromium:1276320
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Corentin Wallez
David Neto
Antonio Maiorano
Stephen White
Ben Clayton
James Price