to TINT_INSTANTIATE_TYPEINFO()
ClassID isn't a thing any more.
Change-Id: Ie1c0d4a95e58ef7166d3cab5ef733a2dfc702345
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This is a reland of cc4c22ebaa
Original change's description:
> Remove deprecated textureLoad overloads with no level param
>
> BUG=tint:516
>
> Change-Id: I7004e0dbd44d703c684118136b05b84cf609c6ba
> Reviewed-on: https://dawn-review.googlesource.com/c/tint/+/42703
> Reviewed-by: Ben Clayton <bclayton@google.com>
> Commit-Queue: Ryan Harrison <rharrison@chromium.org>
Bug: tint:516
Change-Id: Ic52893c78046cd54575cea51c244f6df5a4f843c
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Allows you to query type inheritance without having an instance of the type.
Also add TypeInfo::name. Helpful for decent error messages. Strings can be removed from NDEBUG builds if we consider them too large.
Change-Id: Ie501b37f46e63d956cc020f8c9b68e91737472f0
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This reverts commit cc4c22ebaa.
Reason for revert: Broke Dawn e2e tests w/ SwiftShader
Original change's description:
> Remove deprecated textureLoad overloads with no level param
>
> BUG=tint:516
>
> Change-Id: I7004e0dbd44d703c684118136b05b84cf609c6ba
> Reviewed-on: https://dawn-review.googlesource.com/c/tint/+/42703
> Reviewed-by: Ben Clayton <bclayton@google.com>
> Commit-Queue: Ryan Harrison <rharrison@chromium.org>
Bug: tint:516
Change-Id: I6b7857304872fd0048c23999ac223ce9dcaf7fe1
No-Presubmit: true
No-Tree-Checks: true
No-Try: true
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We use _test.cc for everything else, so this makes globbing for test
sources simpler.
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BUG=tint:516
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With this change, the base IntLiteral class now stores a u32, and
derived UintLiteral and SintLiteral are implemented in terms of it. This
will allow us to improve the current pattern of casting down to each
derived type to retrieve the value.
Change-Id: I0c1e56c5e04333a0d3d5f30a3fb28e784f785843
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You have to have the CloneContext in order to call ReplaceAll() in the first place. The overhead of capturing the pointer in the closure is negligible.
Cleans up the callsites.
Change-Id: I3a0fd808517d69f19756f590f3426e5ba226c57e
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Emitted in the CWD when you run executables with the coverage enabled.
I find myself running the unittests from the project root a lot, and this file is annoying to skip when staging code.
Change-Id: I25557c941b2723aa300fcde827d281b054cbf2fd
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Statements like `var u : u32 = 0;` should fail because '0' is a signed
integer being used to initialize an unsigned variable.
Added test.
Bug: tint:79
Change-Id: I34f6d21b4355167f49f9a8b5d4ed34a808823185
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BUG=tint:516
Change-Id: Ic075dc52618bc6d2492e82538f0f02d45f925ddf
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This CL updates the MSL backend to emit a using namespace for metal
instead of using the `metal::` prefix.
Bug: tint:463
Change-Id: I63d3ea5b5a56e61d71cd6d17a51a5120363ea007
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The chromium tests for static initializers get upset about the call to
ClassId::New() in a global variable initializer.
Instead, take the address of a unique 'token' variable to generate the
unique identifier.
This is similar to how things were before
https://dawn-review.googlesource.com/c/tint/+/42460
but of taking the address-of the token in the header, we're instead
taking the address-of inside the cpp file, avoiding the DLL issues
that 42460 addressed.
Change-Id: Id18c5b90b365b0960fac347729a4927528d34c07
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Reviewed-by: Corentin Wallez <cwallez@chromium.org>
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This CL removes the registration of functions to after the function body
has been processed. This allows us to catch recursive calls where the
function calls itself. Prior to this we'd find the called function and,
if the function was an entry point, end up in a loop trying to walk all
the callers. With this change, the function is not found when we do
the lookup and we exit as expected.
Bug: tint:258
Change-Id: Ie0173207b788e87de39867a5aa41e8cc13ec33de
Reviewed-on: https://dawn-review.googlesource.com/c/tint/+/42520
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If ClassID::Of<T>() is used inside tint and used outside tint for the same type, and tint is built as a DLL, then the address of the Unique<T>::token can resolve to different addresses, entirely breaking Castable.
Replace address-of for a unique symbol with a single static counter that's incremented for each use of TINT_INSTANTIATE_CLASS_ID().
Change-Id: I40dc81b1273110291d90a1d5ec05428f7e703c6a
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The StringLiteral token was removed from the spec when all usage was
removed. This CL removes the remaining parsing bits from Tint.
Change-Id: I02f5dbdbad649c62c22c69a55616e0087a0f56d4
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The spec was clarified that a value of .5 rounds towards the even value.
This matches the HLSL `round` method. This CL updates SPIR-V to use the
`RoundEven` GLSL450 call and the `rint` MSL call so they match the spec
requirements.
Change-Id: I97ce2e29b9639ad72b6846b32dbe3abb8d9f6cff
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Transforms are meant to be reusable. Those that hold state cannot be used concurrently.
State leakage between runs is dangerous.
To fix this:
* Add transform::Data - A new base class for extra information emitted by transforms.
* Add transform::DataMap - A container of Data, keyed by type.
* Add a transform::DataMap field to Transform::Output.
* Have FirstIndexOffset emit a FirstIndexOffset::Data.
* Deprecate the getters on the transform.
Mutability of the transform config is also dangerous as setters can be called while a transform is actively running on another thread.
To fix:
* Expose a VertexPulling::Config structure and add a constructor that accepts this.
* Deprecate the setters on VertexPulling.
Also deprecate Transform::Output::diagnostics.
Put all the transform diagnostics into the returned Program. Reduces error handling of the client.
Change-Id: Ibd228dc2fbf004ede4720e2d6019c024bc5934d1
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The transform::Manager no longer does anything special. It is now a container of transforms that acts like a single transform.
Change-Id: I5e51e250cfa610b651445b7cd5efd29811c56d2e
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postfix_expr() handles `[]` array accessors and call expressions `()`.
Have postfix_expr() use sync to parse these:
* It will use the end bracket token to attempt to resynchronize the parser on error
* It also considers maximum parser recursion depth, avoiding stack overflows
Fixed: chromium:1180573
Change-Id: I8c1c62c68e24a564e0e4e7d0de9f5a3fa7032369
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Have the TD resolve swizzles down to indices, erroring out if they're not valid.
Resolving these at TD time removes swizzle parsing in the HLSL writer, and is generally useful information.
If we don't sanitize in the TD, we can end up trying to construct a resulting vector of an invalid size (> 4) triggering an assert in the type::Vector constructor.
Fixed: chromium:1180634
Bug: tint:79
Change-Id: If1282c933d65eb02d26a8dc7e190f27801ef9dc5
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Change-Id: Ia6c21dfc33445ba828b2f244d8a3479fb3328805
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Add test.
Change-Id: Ide47df8b3a946818ed9a8ffd62411284f568609b
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IdentifierExpressions that resolve to functions and intrinsics were not being assigned a semantic::Expression as there is no function / intrinsic type to give them. This lead to NPEs in the writers when these identifiers were reached and TypeOf() is called.
Adding a new tint::type::Callable is an option, but until functions become a type in the language, this seems like a very large and debatable change.
Attempting to detect IdentifierExpressions with no semantic node in the validator is another option, but this is clunky as it has to detect incomplete semantic info from the TD, and cannot identify whether this actually resolved to a function or an intrinsic.
Instead we now error in the TD if encounter an IdentifierExpression that resolves to a function or intrinsic which is not called (ident is not followed with parenthesis).
Fixed: chromium:1180544
Fixed: chromium:1180814
Change-Id: I121dd194356419f94b09c7ee1ed544a350a114b3
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WGSL recently removed this concept, since it didn't exist in WebGPU,
so excising it from the code.
BUG=tint:515
Change-Id: Ibbca6bd643fd96c2fb10bd33f471c9e9e58de535
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If the parser hits a `maximum parser recursive depth reached` situation, then we need to try and resynchronize the parser.
If we fail to do this, then the synchronized_ flag may remain true, and the parser will believe progress is still being made.
In this situation the parser may try to reparse the same token, forever.
By calling sync_to() we either find the end of the block, and forward progress can be made, or synchronized_ is set to false, and the parser can error out cleanly.
Add test case from fuzzer report.
Fixed: chromium:1180128
Change-Id: I893077677fd3dfbd4b9b400cd32db842b06db500
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An unbuilt program doesn't have an ast::Module, so Program::AST() will just explode.
* Have a Program default to false for IsValid()
* Initialize the ast_ field to nullptr. This was previously floating.
* Return from CommonFuzzer::Run() earlier if the InputFormat is not recognised.
Fixed: chromium:1180130
Fixed: chromium:1180157
Change-Id: I9b67daa10746f386f44919a7b9ac5c171092d6e5
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HLSL validation will be disabled by default, and is now opt-in with
--validate-hlsl and/or with a --dxc-path
Change-Id: Ia98d7b1fbba50168bbe85c7982b73598100016d7
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Change-Id: I4e3b22e64554427f341a1bb260d72aa202c6b53c
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Add Source::FileContent to hold the file source content and per-line data.
Have Source hold an optional pointer to a FileContent, and add a file_path field.
This allows us to kill the `FreeInternalCompilerErrors()` filth as we're now able to construct Sources that hold a file path without file content.
Change-Id: I03556795d7d4161c3d34cef32cb685c45ad04a3d
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Some comments from https://dawn-review.googlesource.com/c/tint/+/42060
were not addressed before it landed, this is a follow-up to address
them.
BUG=tint:489
Change-Id: Ieafe143e867ce0f5edf6cf2258db3ed12ffc13fb
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Chromium has its own test main() entrypoint.
To ensure that Chromium doesn't panic about memory leaks with the tests that exercise the ICE cases, we have to explicitly call the FreeInternalCompilerErrors() functions in these tests (at least until I can add this to end of Chromium's test main() function)
Change-Id: I2ea5109fcdb5f68f56a19709a1ec35ed72c0f760
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BUG=tint:489
Change-Id: I03a15fdd156bf0c85b1afebb6e0e26fd44dff51f
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Use a type alias for the most common and lengthy return type.
Drop the `const` from the return type - it is (or at least should be) meaningless.
Fix `auto& referenced_variables =` local variable declaration in inspector.cc.
You cannot take a reference to a non-ref return value of a function.
I have no idea why the compiler wasn't erroring about this.
Change-Id: Icc0b4a9bf4b4c9d03b44670eda27214ef04ad41c
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Lessens the friction of using these macros.
Also allows you to add a message to TINT_UNREACHABLE(), which you couldn't do before.
Change-Id: Ida4d63ec96e1d99af71503e8b80d7a5a712e6a47
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Looks for DXC on PATH.
If found, it will invoke DXC with the shader program generated by the writer to verify the shader can compile.
Change-Id: Iad8b4021bac16d01214b500ddb89b5f743927ce9
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Command is a helper used by tests for executing a process with a number of arguments and an optional stdin string, and then collecting and returning the process's stdout and stderr output as strings.
Will be used to invoke HLSL and MSL shader compilers to verify our test generated code actually compiles.
Change-Id: I5cd4ca63af9aaa29be7448bb4fa8422e6d42a8ce
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TmpFile constructs a temporary file that can be written to, and is automatically deleted on destruction.
Will be used to create a temporary source file for verifying generated HLSL and MSL against their shader compilers.
Change-Id: Ieaa6f257b93f4f2193dafe6297603816f6964928
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Remove the Parser classes from the wgsl and spirv namespaces.
These have been replaced with a Parse() method.
Remove the TypeDeterminer::Run() method, this was not called by tint and
the TypeDeterminer is now non-public API.
Change-Id: I5ddb82768da04398ab3958d1647be44f9fe30c21
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Appends an error message with the tint compiler source location to the
provided diagnositic list, and then calls the global error handler if
one is set.
Tests and the sample app now register an error handler to print the
diagnostic list to stderr and abort when NDEBUG is not defined.
All uses of assert(false) have been fixed up to use these macros.
Change-Id: I2f63e51ed86ac23883301d280070bd1a357c6cb2
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When copying or moving a ProgramBuilder, we always want the ProgramBuilder::ty to point back to the owner.
We were previously std::move()'ing the ty field, which is not correct - this will result in the TypesBuilder pointing to the wrong ProgramBuilder.
I'm not sure why we've not seen any issues with this using clang, but running under MSVC immediately highlighted this brokenness.
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