Use a hashmap to de-duplicate constants.
Bug: tint:1906
Change-Id: Ic2654e1819d8c3c0199ce3f723f20877495ed0f0
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There's a few reasons for this change:
* Not all values have identifiers, and carrying redundant fields is
inefficent.
* Not all IDs will be integers - much like LLVM IR and SPIR-V, we will
likely want to disassemble with textual identifiers, so a uint32_t
is not ideal, and a std::string is even more bloat for each value.
* Transforms don't use identifiers, but instead raw pointers. We don't
want to encourage using IDs as they're simply a less-efficient way to
refer to values.
* This makes values consistent with types and flow-control blocks, as
they will both have their disassembly ID generated by the
disassembler.
The next step will be to add a hashmap to the module so that
pre-declared value names can be stored out-of-band.
Bug: tint:1718
Change-Id: I80beafc165f2bde54cc44a91015776926ca952b2
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Change-Id: I4f8ff98b980d9dd9a89e7e4407f6e1cbd1eaaf0a
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An OpName decoration for a result ID may end up unintentionally
shadowing a WGSL builtin function.
Fixed: tint:1932
Change-Id: I1b1302629c69b7bdf7a0a0c97d3ad6ce3d0d587b
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Can be used to write simple whole-vector comparision checks.
Change-Id: I441a7e8d6b626a5a32ef3db9043e771f792900d3
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Emit the OpEntryPoint instruction with the pipeline stage. Interface
variables will be done later.
Emit OpExecutionMode instructions for the workgroup size and fragment
shader origin, depending on the pipeline stage.
This is a reland of commit 90789ea1f8
with compilation fixes for MSVC.
Bug: tint:1906
Change-Id: If5290df504ebc8925b3c52510acab123edfd1073
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Unwrap sem::Materialize as well as sem::Load when looking for users of
a renamed declaration.
Fixed: tint:1934
Change-Id: I7d5ade1f902dbdb4cf3b4f7552b78359f5b3ea9a
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When traverseing an accessor expression, stop as soon as we hit a
source object that has a constant value. This prevents us from trying
to emit expressions that have abstract types and no materialization
nodes.
Bug: chromium:1442551
Change-Id: I8296ae58e63624e647052cdf966dbff15630a4d8
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This makes the generated WGSL more concise and readable.
Change-Id: I78a722b9a86264d3bbf219445628dc5597cbfd62
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This makes the generated WGSL more concise and readable.
Change-Id: Ia486a74796a4029aaac1c4d051d304d05f1d5ea2
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The message now reports the group/number of the binding that failed
validation, as well as the buffer.
Bug: dawn:1604
Change-Id: Ib08a3eace5ec5ebaf9eecce01eb397b5c0681bd1
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Consumers of the event expect it to be signaled after all work
enqueued thus far. Ensure that commands are flushed to ensure this.
Fixed: dawn:1691
Change-Id: I1409c668119a12e5e50a1ce2924ebc16d0470a4d
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This is not currently supported, so produce a meaningful error message
instead of crashing.
Bug: oss-fuzz:55819
Bug: tint:111
Change-Id: Ib245a47edbbe6ef972844f940ea1d674e6b08a76
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Make sure .bat files are checked out as CRLF, otherwise goto will jump
to the wrong offset under certain conditions.
Change-Id: Iffaf2ec960890ed7f0f8bb9b62bb7724d8334941
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Adds instructions on how to generate an MSVS solution.
Bug: dawn:1661
Change-Id: I3433951a3460d6b6392964e4b163060fc100b6c7
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This introduces the notion of FeatureLevel, currently consisting of
Core or Compatibility. Each AdapterBase is now constructed with the
FeatureLevel it supports.
When discovering PhysicalDevices, create an AdapterBase for each of
the FeaturLevels which that PhysicalDevice supports. For most of the
backends, this will mean Core and Compatibility, while OpenGL and
D3D11 support only Compatibility.
Bug: dawn:1796.
Change-Id: I828247ef43e2220805ccf6c08827aa5e2382a026
Reviewed-on: https://dawn-review.googlesource.com/c/dawn/+/118240
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The problem is becasue a resource can not be set as input and
output at same time on device context. So we have to track used
slots and unset related slots before binding a group.
This CL also unset all affect slots when a render pass or compute
pass is end, so all related resources could be unref from the
device context.
Bug: dawn:1705
Change-Id: I597762ad8afa3b8df7139b0070f0b457d7319836
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Allows map with std::string keys to be looked up, using a c-string or
stringview without incuring a temporary heap allocation.
Change-Id: Id5b7fd5ac1ab7febf545472f9767273f8637a0de
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For some reason, only a handful of compilers complain about the implicit cast of an enum to a uint32_t.
Make the cast explicit to fix these builds.
Change-Id: Ib57026cbbb28e330055a5c64eaf1ae05ea3ff7dd
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This reverts commit 90789ea1f8.
Reason for revert: Compilation errors on MSVC and some linux machines.
Original change's description:
> ir/spirv-writer: Emit entry point declarations
>
> Emit the OpEntryPoint instruction with the pipeline stage. Interface
> variables will be done later.
>
> Emit OpExecutionMode instructions for the workgroup size and fragment
> shader origin, depending on the pipeline stage.
>
> Bug: tint:1906
> Change-Id: Ieeeda5f17da48a8cf0d3344d3b254542c7198cb9
> Reviewed-on: https://dawn-review.googlesource.com/c/dawn/+/131381
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> Reviewed-by: Dan Sinclair <dsinclair@chromium.org>
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Change-Id: If828577648a585a51568eabc79f41e1735b72b8a
No-Presubmit: true
No-Tree-Checks: true
No-Try: true
Bug: tint:1906
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There's an odd mix of IR classes that use raw fields, and others that
have getters. Migrate a bunch of those getters to raw fields.
Change-Id: I5c80abe16d3b4e6e5e9dc8f985611f9edfe5cdc6
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ToProgram() will most likely be conditionally compiled as a separate .h
and .cc file. With just one static method, ir::Converter doesn't make a
lot of sense to be a class. Just replace with a free-function.
Bug: tint:1902
Change-Id: I305bf9cb73082a94848ec5b94129feabdb9b6fe9
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This CL fix an issue related to tiering the maxBufferSize and
maxStorageBufferBindingSize limits. In detail, this CL:
1. Fix the maxStorageBufferBindingSize tiers to [128MB, 1GB, 2GB-4,
4GB-4] instead of the original last two 2GB-1 and 4GB-1, holding the
guarantee that maxStorageBufferBindingSize is a multiple of 4 bytes.
2. Add a maxBufferSize tier 4GB, ensuring the guarantee that
maxStorageBufferBindingSize must be no larger than maxBufferSize in
case of it tiered to 4GB-4. Previously the largest maxBufferSize tier
is 2GB, making this guarantee broken after tiering.
3. Move the adapter limits normalization logics in adapter initializing
to Limits.cpp to allow unittest. Related unittests implemented.
4. Normalize tiered limits to ensure that tiered
maxStorageBufferBindingSize and maxUniformBufferBindingSize are no
larger than tiered maxBufferSize. Related unittests implemented.
Issue: dawn:1780
Change-Id: I4821f196fa89c7f18ebbf8e5e45df1c3268db895
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James Price
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Zhaoming Jiang