Zero the workgroup memory for all backends.
We can probably disable this for the backends that support workgroup zeroing, but that's an optimization we can perform later.
Fixed: tint:280
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Zero initializes all referenced workgroup storage classed variables used by each entry point.
Bug: tint:280
Fixed: tint:911
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Instead of a ConstantBuffer.
HLSL requires that each structure field in a UBO is 16 byte aligned.
WGSL has much looser constraints with its UBO field alignment rules.
Instead generate an array of uint4 vectors, and index into this, much
like we index into [RW]ByteAddressBuffers for SSBOs.
Extend the DecomposeStorageAccess transform to support uniforms too.
This has been renamed to DecomposeMemoryAccess.
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If during clone, we register a type, function or global declaration, we could end up with the declaration held twice by the AST Module.
AST nodes must only be referenced once.
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Removing parsing support for the 'in' and 'out' storage classes is
enough to prevent anyone from using the old syntax. The Input and
Output storage classes will remain in the AST for now, as the SPIR-V
reader still has codepaths that use them, and the SPIR-V writer
currently still relies on them.
Bug: tint:697
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Storage buffers are emitted as `ByteAddressBuffer`s in HLSL, so we have to jump through hoops to support atomic ops on storage buffer atomics.
Workgroup atomics are far more conventional, but very little code can be shared between these two code paths.
Bug: tint:892
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Instead of just generating pointers to functions, generate pointers to all permuted storage types and accesses.
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After implementing validation and fairly exhaustive tests, discovered
that conversion of scalar vector to bool vector did not work in the
spir-v backend. For module scope variables, we use and rely on the
FoldConstants transform to ensure no conversion needs to take place.
This is necessary because we cannot easily introduce temporary values
and refer to them when casting at module scope. Note that for the same
reason, module-level conversions are always constant foldable, so this
works. For function-level conversions, implemented support to emit a
comparison against a zero value, and store the result in the bool
vector.
Bug: tint:865
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This is required for implementing module-level conversions in the spir-v
backend (upcoming CL).
Bug: tint:865
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This will be relied on by the upcoming arrayLength transform.
Update test expectations.
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The Resolver already has this information, so just propagate it to the
semantic variable.
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Allows for reflection of the specific textures that a sampler has
sampled.
BUG=tint:699
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The WorkgroupSize builtin decoration applies to a composite constant.
Because WGSL does not yet support specializable constants for this,
use the *default* values for that SPIR-V spec constant.
Update end-to-end test expectations.
Fixed: tint:503
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Some overload mismatches just make no sense without this
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The resolver is the closest thing to a validator in this case.
Enables `--generate-expected` for WGSL files that were previously marked as SKIP.
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- When storing to sample_mask output, write to the 0th element
- Only make a return struct if it has members
- Adjust type signedness coercion when loading special builtins.
- Adapt tests
- Update expectations for end-to-end tests
- Handle sample_mask with stride
Input variables normally don't have layout. But they can have it
up through SPIR-V 1.4.
Handle this case in the SPIR-V reader, by seeing through the
intermediate alias type created for the strided array type.
Bug: tint:508
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This translates to/from OpNot for SPIR-V, and ~ for all three textual
language backends.
Fixed: tint:866
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https://github.com/gpuweb/gpuweb/pull/1801
indexes must be of type 'i32' or 'u32'
Bug: tint:867
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Dynamic indexes are limited to references to matrices and arrays
https://github.com/gpuweb/gpuweb/pull/1801
Bug: tint:867
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Combined with the new PadArrayElements transform, arrays with strides
are now correctly emitted.
Fixed: tint:182
Fixed: tint:895
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Replaces arrays with an explicit stride with an array to a structure holding the element padded with a `[[size]]` decoration.
Note that the HLSL writer is still not correctly emitting structure fields with a `[[size]]`, which will be fixed in a follow up change.
Bug: tint:182
Bug: tint:895
Fixed: tint:180
Fixed: tint:649
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These have been deprecated, and their usages in Dawn, CTS and samples have been updated.
Fixed: tint:846
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Fixes issues with using arrays as function return types.
Fixed: tint:848
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And replace the MSL writer's logic to do this with the transform.
We need to do the same thing in HLSL, and in the future GLSL too.
Partially reverts fbfde720
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Previously the Clone() of the AST would clone all the functions, globals
and type declarations in a temporary vector, then assign this to the
ast::Module. This meant that adding new module-scope declarations inside
callbacks of ReplaceAll() would place them right at the top, before any
of the cloned declarations.
As top-level declarations are not statements, ensuring that a new object
comes before the current ReplaceAll() declaration is surprisingly
tricky.
With this change, we can now safely assume that calling
ProgramBuilder::Var(), ProgramBuilder::Func(), ProgramBuilder::Alias()
or ProgramBuilder::Structure() inside a ReplaceAll() will add that
module-scoped declaration before the currently processed top-level
declaration.
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And fix issues where global variables would not be emitted unless they were transitively referenced by an entry point.
This change requires crbug.com/tint/697 to be fixed before landing.
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