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| author | Tim Foley <tfoley@nvidia.com> | 2017-09-12 09:56:41 -0700 |
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| committer | Tim Foley <tfoley@nvidia.com> | 2017-09-12 09:56:41 -0700 |
| commit | 2e0f8f28a781c285e96670e515d8fab24c484ce8 (patch) | |
| tree | a68fc0d963e434d554c67019b87adf81d899c1f9 /source/slang/bytecode.h | |
| parent | b0b076357f0869c0483fad6c456d6079e5a52610 (diff) | |
Get IR working for `AdaptiveTessellationCS40/Render` test
I had expected this to be the first case where control-flow instructions were needed, but it turns out that we aren't testing that entry point right now.
The real work/fix here ended up being handling of the `row_major` layout qualifier on a matrix inside a `cbuffer`. The existing AST-based code was passing it through easily (although I don't believe it was handling the layout rules right).
Getting it working in the IR involved beefing up the type-layout behavior so that it can handle explicit layout qualifiers (at least for matrix layout) which should also improve the layout computation for non-square matrices with nonstandard layout in the AST-based path.
There are still some annoying things left to do:
- The `row_major` and `column_major` layout qualifiers in HLSL/GLSL mean different things (well, they mean the reverse of one another) so I need to validate that the GLSL case is working remotely correctly.
- The layout logic isn't handling other explicit-layout cases as supported by GLSL (but of course GLSL is a far lower priority than HLSL/Slang)
- There is currently no way to pass in an explicit matrix layout flag to Slang to control the default behavior.
- Any client who was using Slang for HLSL pass-through and then applying a non-default flag on their HLSL->* compilation will get nasty unexpected behavior when the IR goes live - and they are already dealing with nasty behavior around non-square matrices not matching layout between Slang and the downstream.
- The logic that gleans layout modes from a variable declaration is currently only being applied for fields of structure types (which applies to `cbuffer` declarations as well), and not to global-scope uniform variables.
- We need test cases for all of this.
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