Allows bash scripts to share the same name as the directory.
Add fix-tests bash script.
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This test landed simultaneously with a change that checks that storage buffers have an access qualifier, leading to broken tests.
Also fix lint issues that have crept in.
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Almost all transforms should clone all symbols before doing any work,
to avoid any newly created symbols clashing with existing symbols the
source program and causing them to be renamed.
The Renamer is the exception to this, and so an optional flag is used
to prevent automatic cloning of symbols for this transform.
Bug: dawn:758
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Produces ugly code for the common case.
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https://gpuweb.github.io/gpuweb/wgsl/#variable-declaration
Variables in the storage storage class and variables with a storage
texture type must have an access attribute applied to the store type.
https://gpuweb.github.io/gpuweb/wgsl/#module-scope-variables
A variable in the storage storage class is a storage buffer variable. Its
store type must be a host-shareable structure type with block attribute,
satisfying the storage class constraints.
Fixup tests, including those that were producing warnings about `var <in>`
The WGSL writer seems to want to put a newline after every decoration block, leading to some ugly output. I'll fix this as a separate change.
Fixes: tint:531
Fixes: tint:692
Change-Id: If09d987477247ab4a7c635f6ee6e616a06061515
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By comparing the old substring to the new full body, we can do a pretty
good job at creating a new substring.
This is not an exact science. Always carefully examine the newly
generated strings for correctness.
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The canonical type was stopping at the first encountered type::AccessControl, which meant the alias in access<alias<i32>> was not being unwrapped.
Bug: tint:705
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Move transform::Transform::Output to transform::Output.
There's no need for this to be an nested class, it stutters, and it also
prevents Dawn from forward declaring it.
Add move assignment operator to DataMap.
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Adds additional modes to the Renamer for renaming just HLSL or MSL
keywords. The sanitizers no longer rename reserved keywords
automatically, which isn't usually necessary anyway since Dawn renames
all symbols.
The tint executable automatically renames reserved keywords when
targeting HLSL and MSL. It now also has an option to rename
everything, which is useful for testing the renamer.
Change-Id: Idbfd53226805e851050024402be8d8f251b88707
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type::Array was the only type with special handling in that we'd resolve
all array types first in ResolverInternal, then proceed with resolving
the AST in order of declaration. This CL removes this special handling,
and instead, we now process Arrays as we process ast::Variables of
array type. This change also allows us to pass down a Source location
for validation messages when processing Arrays.
Updated some Builder tests that weren't creating a variable of the array
type they declared.
Bug: tint:707
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Assert in each AST constructor that symbols belong to the program of the parent.
Bug: tint:709
Change-Id: I82ae9b23c88e89714a44e057a0272f0293385aaf
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Assert in each AST constructor that child nodes belong to the program of the parent.
Bug: tint:709
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Don't end the EXPECT_THAT() with `<< ToString(p->builder(), fe.ast_body());`
This string is already emitted in the error, and calling ast_body() a second time triggers an assert as the builder is already finalized.
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HLSL interface matching rules impose additional requirements on the
order of structure members. We now sort members such that all members
with location attributes appear first (ordered by location slot),
followed by those with builtin attributes.
Fixed: tint:710
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Fix a test that did not have the position builtin as a vertex shader
output.
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Pre-clone the program's symbols at the start of the transform,
otherwise the original program's symbols may get mangled. This causes
problems for Dawn when the entry point name is changed.
Change-Id: I414c798fb5f51afe44e8b97619f77452f97f0782
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Removes the need to pass the storage class to the SPIR-V reader
builtin mapping function.
Added a deprecation warning for sample_mask_{in,out}.
Bug: tint:715
Change-Id: I948ff2de2d5de7bd05e1c6ff45bd721c856900e3
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Use the variable storage class to determine the correct builtin to use
in the SPIR-V generator.
Added a deprecation warning for frag_coord.
Bug: tint:714
Change-Id: I5ad4956f9345e2f39f4af16e84668dec345ac82e
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The MSL writer GTest harness (TestHelper) now provides a function to
invoke the XCode SDK Metal compiler for the MSL output of a given
tint::Program.
The tint_unittests binary now provides the `--validate-msl` and
`--xcrun-path` command-line flags to optionally enable MSL validation
and to configure its path.
The MSL validation logic itself is conditionally compiled based on the
TINT_BUILD_MSL_WRITER define. The TINT_BUILD_* flags were previously
not propagated to the GTest binary which this CL addresses by linking
the common/public tint configs when building the tint_unittests_main
target.
Bug: tint:535
Fixed: tint:696
Change-Id: I08b1c36ba59c606ef6cffa5fa5454fd8cf8b035d
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We need to pre-clone the source program's symbols before creating the symbols `min` and `arrayLength`, otherwise the original program's symbols will be suffixed with a number to make them unique.
Fixes Dawn tests that triggered this issue.
Bug: tint:712
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Instead of rolling another implementation inside GeneratorImpl.
Bug: tint:712
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And drop the leading understore, it's no longer needed.
Bug tint:712
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And clean up some code in the process.
Avoids potential symbol collisions. Simplifies the logic.
Bug: tint:711
Bug: tint:712
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This will be used to detect accidental leaks of program objects between programs.
Bug: tint:709
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Don't use a leading underscore in identifiers. Tint cannot parse these, they're illegal in MSL.
Bug: tint:640
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And clean up some code in the process.
Avoids potential symbol collisions. Simplifies the logic.
Bug: tint:712
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Avoids potential symbol collisions. Simplifies the logic.
Bug: tint:712
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SymbolTable::New() used to build and return a symbol without a registered name. When you asked for the name of the symbol it would return tint_symbol_N, where N is the numerical identifier for the symbol.
This approach was a major tripping hazzard for transforms that liked to fetch the source program name, and register it in the new program (in this situation, you should always use `CloneContext::Clone(Symbol)`).
Without special casing for unnamed symbols, you could end up promoting the unnamed symbol to a named symbol, and then colliding against a new unnamed symbol.
This is exactly what happened in tint:711.
Instead, with this change:
* The concept of unnamed symbols has been removed. All symbols now have a name.
* The signature of `SymbolTable::New()` has been changed to take a name parameter (which defaults to 'tint_symbol'). This can be used to create a new, unique named symbol (possibly with a suffix), which will not collide with any existing symbols. Note these symbols may still collide if `SymbolTable::Register()` is called with the same name. All Transforms that currently use `SymbolTable::Register()` will be fixed in another change.
* The CloneContext has been updated to use `SymbolTable::New()` instead of `Register()`. This means that any symbols defined before a clone will not collide.
* `CloneContext::CloneSymbols()` has been added which allows a transform to pre-clone all the symbols from the source program. This can be used to avoid the authored identifiers being suffixed with a number, in the case a transform calls New() before the symbol is cloned.
* `Symbol::to_str()` has been changed to return `$<id>` instead of `tint_symbol_N`. This is to avoid any confusion between the actual name and the symbol ID.
Bug: tint:711
Bug: tint:712
Change-Id: I526e4b49b7027545613859de487e6a275686107a
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A simple regex based tool for fixing unit tests that fail due to unexpected output
Change-Id: I72c47abaff6d6f4ba8cd497240eadc171af0fec3
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Migrate this transform to using the transform::DataMap pattern for configuration.
Allows users to fully construct their transforms ahead of time, and pass in the configuration options for each run.
Bug: tint:389
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When finding the true-head, false-head, and potentially the
premerge-head blocks of an if-selection, there was an overly
aggressive check for the true-branch or false-branch landing
on a merge block interior to the if-selection. The check was
determining if the merge block actually corresponded to the selection
header in question. If not, then it was throwing an error.
The bug was that this check must be performed only if the
target in question is actually inside the selection body.
There are cases where the target could represent a structured
exit, e.g. to an enclosing loop's merge or continue, or
an enclosing switch construct's merge.
There is still a latent bug: if either the true branch
or false branch represent such a kLoopBreak, kLoopContinue, or
kSwitchBreak edge, then those are not properly generated.
That will be fixed in a followup CL.
Bug: tint:243, tint:494
Change-Id: I141cce07fa0a1dfe5fad20dd2989315e4cd7b688
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We define the canonical type as a type stripped of all aliases. For
example, Canonical(alias<alias<vec3<alias<f32>>>>) is vec3<f32>. This
change adds Resolver::Canonical(Type*) which caches and returns the
resulting canonical type. We use this throughout the Resolver instead of
UnwrapAliasIfNeeded(), and we store the result in semantic::Variable,
returned from it's Type() member function.
Also:
* Wrote unit tests for Resolver::Canonical()
* Added semantic::Variable::DeclaredType() as a convenience to
retrieve the AST variable's type.
* Updated post-resolve code (transforms) to make use of Type and
DeclaredType appropriately, removing unnecessary calls to
UnwrapAliasIfNeeded.
* Added IntrinsicTableTest.MatchWithNestedAliasUnwrapping to ensure we
don't need to pass canonical parameter types for instrinsic table
lookups.
* ProgramBuilder: added vecN and matMxN overloads that take a Type* arg
to create them with alias types.
Bug: tint:705
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Otherwise warnings are not emitted unless there is also an error.
Change-Id: If417f75fbdd246b1f792a0f63b83274c8f2272e3
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Currently WGSL does not allow a mip-level to be specified for `sampleCompare`, and cs_5_1 does not allow SampleCmp to be used.
Bug: tint:684
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The renamer logic in the HLSL writer was inconsistent, and actually
broke some valid shaders.
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It ignored entry point builtin parameters, meaning it was mostly useless.
Was only used by the FirstIndexOffset, which has been re-written.
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