The feature is not yet finished in WGSL.
Fixed: tint:804
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VectorInsertDynamic normaly inserts a temporary variable.
But if the source vector is already a hoisted variable, then
reuse that instead. This avoids defining the same name twice.
Bug: tint:804
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Composite insert normally inserts a temporary variable.
But if the composite value is already a hoisted variable,
then reuse that instead. This avoids defining the same name twice.
Also add AddressOfIfNeeded and use it when processing the operand
of an OpCopyObject or when making a let-declaration. Only take the
address in these cases when the corresponding SPIR-V type is a
pointer.
Bug: tint:804
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Remove special case handling of pointers and values related
to builtins SampleId, VertexIndex, and InstanceIndex.
These map to private variables with store type matching the
type stated in the SPIR-V code. There is no need to generate
special case code for user-written functions accessing those variables.
Therefore:
- Remove SkipReason enums associated with those builtin inputs
- Remove newly unreachable code.
Bug: tint:508
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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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- 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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No other outputs require signedness conversion, so we can simplify
one part of the code
Bug: tint:508
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It's an array in Vulkan SPIR-V, but a scalar u32 in WGSL.
Handle signedness change.
Note that input variables can't have an initializer, so that
doesn't need to be handled.
Bug: tint:508
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Also, complete the list of builtins that need signedness conversion.
Bug: tint:508
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Update the plan for pipeline I/O.
Bug: tint:508
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When generating the store type for a variable, follow SPIR-V
instructions directly. Avoid using the SPIRV-Tools optimizer because
it deduplicates structures that differ only in non-semantic annotation (e.g. member names)
Bug: tint:737
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TypeDecls (alias, structure) are not a types - they declare types.
ast::TypeName is what's used for a ast::Type.
Previously we were trying to automatically convert these to TypeNames in the builder, but having these inherit from ast::Type was extremely error prone.
reader/spirv was actually constructing ast::Structs and using them as types, which is invalid.
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Handle access control on var declarations instead of via [[access]]
decorations. This change does the minimal work to migrate the WGSL
parser over to the new syntax. Additional changes will be needed
to correctly generate defaulted access qualifiers, as well as
validating access usage.
The [[access]] decorations are still supported by the WGSL parser,
with new deprecated warnings, but not for aliases. Example:
var x : [[access(x)]] alias_to_struct;
Making this work is far more effort than I want to dedicate to backwards
compatibility, and I do not beleive any real-world usage will be doing
this.
Still TODO:
* Adding access control as the optional, third parameter to ptr<>.
* Calculating default accesses for the various storage types.
* Validating usage of variables against the different accesses.
Bug: tint:846
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Sometimes a value can come from a block which does not appear
in the structured block order. That block will never execute,
so we can safely use the null value instead.
Bug: tint:804
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MaybeEmitCombinatorialValue() didn't check that MakeOperand() or RectifySecondOperandSignedness() didn't error, leading to ICEs.
Bug: crbug.com/tint/804
Change-Id: Ic78487a70a591e718c7b5936c6678e7a19c4b626
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- Translates from OpImageSampleDrefExplicitLod, but the Lod must
be a constant 0, or the reader issues an error.
The requirement for Lod 0 is a constraint from Metal, inherited
by WGSL.
Fixed: tint:425, tint:482
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This change implements pointers and references as described by the WGSL
specification change in https://github.com/gpuweb/gpuweb/pull/1569.
reader/spirv:
* Now emits address-of `&expr` and indirection `*expr` operators as
needed.
* As an identifier may now resolve to a pointer or reference type
depending on whether the declaration is a `var`, `let` or
parameter, `Function::identifier_values_` has been changed from
an ID set to an ID -> Type* map.
resolver:
* Now correctly resolves all expressions to either a value type,
reference type or pointer type.
* Validates pointer / reference rules on assignment, `var` and `let`
construction, and usage.
* Handles the address-of and indirection operators.
* No longer does any implicit loads of pointer types.
* Storage class validation is still TODO (crbug.com/tint/809)
writer/spirv:
* Correctly handles variables and expressions of pointer and
reference types, emitting OpLoads where necessary.
test:
* Lots of new test cases
Fixed: tint:727
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Use this to check that type and expr are both not nullptr.
Cleans up the random mix of checking `expr`, `type` or both.
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There's now one remainin use of the semantic info in the WGSL writer - the transformation of [[offset]] into padded fields.
This does not belong in the WGSL writer, but instead part of the transform::Wgsl sanitizer.
Bug: tint:798
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To declare a local variable, we write `var name : type`, not `var<function> name : type`.
This change fixes all the places where we were feeding StorageClass::kFunction into variable declarations.
Note that the resolved, semantic variable correctly infers the `kFunction` StorageClass.
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WGSL only has vector normalize, not scalar.
Scalar normalize is always 1.0, so return that directly.
Bug: tint:765
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We don't want the WGSL parser to have to maintain type lookups.
If the WGSL language is updated to allow module-scope variables to be declared in any order, then the single-pass approach is going to fail horribly.
Instead do the check in the Resovler.
With this change, the AST nodes actually contain the correctly declared storage class.
Fix up the SPIR-V reader to generate StorageClass::kNone for handle types.
Fix all tests.
Bug: tint:724
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Don't create disjoint AST type nodes.
Instead use a new bespoke type hierarchy that can Build() the required
AST nodes.
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As() was being called on a nullptr object.
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Instead of a typ::TypePair.
Bug: tint:724
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This is a step to being able to dump the SPIR-V for
successfully converted modules.
Bug: tint:756
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typ::Types originating from ConvertType() will hold direct pointers to ast::Struct and ast::Aliase. These must not be used directly. Instead TypeNames should be created to refer to these.
Bug: tint:724
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The spirv parser now creates ast types along with sem types via
typ::Type. All sem::Type* were replaced with typ::Type, and its `ast`
member is used over the `sem` member to make it easier to migrate to
ast-only.
The parser was written to take advantage of the fact that types were
resolved to semantic types during parsing. For instance, a mapping of
spirv typeid to sem::Type* was used throughout (`id_to_type_`) to
resolve types once, and to support type aliasing. Since the goal is to
only create AST types, and to resolve only in the Resolver, I made many
changes to remove this dependency on semantic types. For instance, we
now always call ConvertType(typeid) instead of looking up via
id_to_type. Similarly, the `signed_type_for_` and `unsigned_type_for_`
maps were replaced with `UnsignedTypeFor` and `SignedTypeFor` functions.
Bug: tint:724
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A literal has an implicit type, so there should be no type on the AST node.
This highlighted that the resolver was nto canonicalizing TypeConstructorExpression types, which has been fixed.
This required preservation of the declared type name in order for error messages to contain aliased names.
Bug: tint:724
Change-Id: I21594a3e8a0fb1b73c6c5b46a14b8664b7f28512
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This is a waste of memory, and now fires a TINT_ASSERT() in the resolver.
Add some more information to the resolver assertion message so that its easier to identify the node. This is especially useful when there's no source information available.
Fixed: tint:740
Bug: tint:469
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