Reserve enough memory for overloads, and avoid copies. Opportunistically
avoid copying Source instances in ProgramBuilder API.
Speeds up runs of test_unittests.exe by about 20% (33s to 26s on my
Windows desktop).
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HLSL has some pecular rules around structure constructors.
`S s = S(1,2,3)` is not valid, but `S s = {1,2,3}` is.
This matches the quirkiness with array initializers, so adjust the array
hoisting logic to also support structures.
Fixed: tint:702
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Now that all validation has been moved to the Resolver, we can delete
the Validator. This change removes everything except validator.h with
the public no-op API. We can remove this once we remove dependencies on
this public API in Dawn.
Bug: tint:642
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HLSL's matrices are declared as <type>NxM, where N is the number of
rows and M is the number of columns. Despite HLSL's matrices being
column-major by default, the index operator and constructors actually
operate on row-vectors, where as WGSL operates on column vectors.
To simplify everything we use the transpose of the matrices.
This is the same approach taken by SPIRV-Cross.
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Registering a new Symbol with the NameFor() of the source symbol creates
a new *named* symbol. When mixing these with unnamed symbols we can have
collisions.
Update CloneContext::Clone(Symbol) to properly clone unnamed symbols.
Update (most) the transforms to ctx.Clone() the symbols instead of
registering the names directly.
Fix up the tests where the symbol IDs have changed.
Note: We can still have symbol collisions if a program is authored with
identifiers like 'tint_symbol_3'. This will be fixed up in a later
change.
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Each AST node must be unique.
Having diamonds in the AST causes all sorts of exciting bugs in the resolver and later transforms.
Bug: tint:469
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An tint-internal decoration used to add metadata between a sanitizer transform and a backend.
Will be used for declaring backend-specific intrinsic calls.
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Derives from semantic::Expression.
Maps to ast::IdentifierExpressions that resolve to a variable.
Breaks pure-immutability of semantic::Variable, as we have discussed in the past.
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* Moved global variable resolving logic to new function Resolver::GlobalVariable, and moved validation logic there.
* Moved global variable-related tests to resolver tests.
* Fixed many tests that started failing after this change, mainly because many globals were declared with no storage class. I set most of these to "Input".
Bug: tint:642
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Checks the following things:
- Non-struct entry point parameters must have pipeline IO attributes
- Non-struct entry point return type must have a pipeline IO attribute
- Structs used as entry point parameters and return values much have
pipeline IO attributes on every member
- Structs used as entry point parameters and return values cannot have
runtime array or nested struct members
- Multiple pipeline IO attributes on a parameter, return type, or
struct member is not allowed
- Any given builtin and location attribute can only appear once for
the return type, and across all parameters
Removed tests for nested structs from the SPIR-V transform/backend.
Fixed a couple of other tests with missing pipeline IO attributes.
Fixed: tint:512
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Example:
```
var a : i32;
var b : f32;
if (a == b) {
return vec4<f32>(0.4, 0.4, 0.8, 1.0);
}
```
Outputs:
```
error: test7.wgsl:6:9 error: Binary expression operand types are invalid for this operation: i32 equal f32
if (a == b) {
^^
```
Bug: tint:663
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* Fixed resolving logical compares with lhs alias
* Fixed resolving multiply with lhs or rhs alias
* Fixed resolving ops with vecN<alias>and matNxM<alias>
* Fixed validation with lhs or rhs alias
* Fixed spir-v generation with lhs/rhs alias and added missing error
message
* Added tests for all valid binary expressions with lhs, rhs, or both as
alias
Bug: tint:680
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This replaces the entry point IO component of the HLSL sanitizing
transform, and completes support for the new entry point IO syntax.
Struct emission in the HLSL writer is updated to use the correct
attributes depending on the pipeline stage usage.
Fixed: tint:511
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This replaces the entry point IO component of the MSL sanitizing
transform, and completes support for the new entry point IO syntax.
Struct emission in the MSL writer is updated to use the correct
attributes depending on the pipeline stage usage.
Fixed: tint:510
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After the transform, an entry point's parameters will be aggregated
into a single struct, and its return type will either be a struct or
void. All structs in the module that have entry point IO decorations
will have exactly one pipeline stage usage.
This will be used to sanitize entry points for the MSL and HLSL
generators.
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* With this change, ProgramBuilder::WrapInStatement(expr), which
produced an "expr = expr" assignment expression, would fail validation
in some cases like for call expressions. Replaced this with a
declaration of a variable with type inferred from expr.
* Moved existing validation tests to resolver\assignment_validation.cc,
and added missing tests: AssignFromPointer_Fail.
* Fixed broken tests as a result of this change.
Bug: tint:642
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There is still no way to spell this out in WGSL, but this adds support
for VariableDecls with an ast::Variable that has nullptr type. In this
case, the Resolver uses the type of the rhs (constructor expression),
which is stored in semantic::Variable.
Added tests for resolving inferred types from constructor, arithmetic,
and call expressions.
Bug: tint:672
Change-Id: I3dcfd18adecebc8b969373d2ac72c21891c21a87
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Use the semantic StorageClassUsage() to determine whether the structure is used only for storage buffer usage. If it is, don't emit a struct definition for it.
This fixes issues with attempting to generate runtime arrays - they're only legal for storage buffer usage. Storage buffers use ByteAddressBuffer instead of structured loads / stores.
Bug: tint:185
Fixed: tint:682
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[[align(n)]], [[size(n)]] are valid decorations that should not cause the writer to fail.
Instead of allow-listing these, just handle the cases it actually cares about.
Fixed: tint:686
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