glslang/SPIRV/SpvBuilder.h

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// Author: John Kessenich, LunarG
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//
// "Builder" is an interface to fully build SPIR-V IR.   Allocate one of
// these to build (a thread safe) internal SPIR-V representation (IR),
// and then dump it as a binary stream according to the SPIR-V specification.
//
// A Builder has a 1:1 relationship with a SPIR-V module.
//

#pragma once
#ifndef SpvBuilder_H
#define SpvBuilder_H

#include "spirv.h"
#include "spvIR.h"

#include <algorithm>
#include <stack>
#include <map>

namespace spv {

class Builder {
public:
    Builder(unsigned int userNumber);
    virtual ~Builder();

    static const int maxMatrixSize = 4;

    void setSource(spv::SourceLanguage lang, int version)
    {
        source = lang;
        sourceVersion = version;
    }
    void addSourceExtension(const char* ext) { extensions.push_back(ext); }
    Id import(const char*);
    void setMemoryModel(spv::AddressingModel addr, spv::MemoryModel mem)
    {
        addressModel = addr;
        memoryModel = mem;
    }

    // To get a new <id> for anything needing a new one.
    Id getUniqueId() { return ++uniqueId; }

    // To get a set of new <id>s, e.g., for a set of function parameters
    Id getUniqueIds(int numIds)
    {
        Id id = uniqueId + 1;
        uniqueId += numIds;
        return id;
    }

    // For creating new types (will return old type if the requested one was already made).
    Id makeVoidType();
    Id makeBoolType();
    Id makePointer(StorageClass, Id type);
    Id makeIntegerType(int width, bool hasSign);   // generic
    Id makeIntType(int width) { return makeIntegerType(width, true); }
    Id makeUintType(int width) { return makeIntegerType(width, false); }
    Id makeFloatType(int width);
    Id makeStructType(std::vector<Id>& members, const char*);
    Id makeVectorType(Id component, int size);
    Id makeMatrixType(Id component, int cols, int rows);
    Id makeArrayType(Id element, unsigned size);
    Id makeFunctionType(Id returnType, std::vector<Id>& paramTypes);
    enum samplerContent : unsigned {
        samplerContentTexture,
        samplerContentImage,
        samplerContentTextureFilter
    };
    Id makeSampler(Id sampledType, Dim, samplerContent, bool arrayed, bool shadow, bool ms);

    // For querying about types.
    Id getTypeId(Id resultId) const { return module.getTypeId(resultId); }
    Id getDerefTypeId(Id resultId) const;
    Op getOpCode(Id id) const { return module.getInstruction(id)->getOpCode(); }
    Op getTypeClass(Id typeId) const { return getOpCode(typeId); }
    Op getMostBasicTypeClass(Id typeId) const;
    int getNumComponents(Id resultId) const { return getNumTypeComponents(getTypeId(resultId)); }
    int getNumTypeComponents(Id typeId) const;
    Id getScalarTypeId(Id typeId) const;
    Id getContainedTypeId(Id typeId) const;
    Id getContainedTypeId(Id typeId, int) const;

    bool isPointer(Id resultId)     const { return isPointerType(getTypeId(resultId)); }
    bool isScalar(Id resultId)      const { return isScalarType(getTypeId(resultId)); }
    bool isVector(Id resultId)      const { return isVectorType(getTypeId(resultId)); }
    bool isMatrix(Id resultId)      const { return isMatrixType(getTypeId(resultId)); }
    bool isAggregate(Id resultId)   const { return isAggregateType(getTypeId(resultId)); }

    bool isPointerType(Id typeId)   const { return getTypeClass(typeId) == OpTypePointer; }
    bool isScalarType(Id typeId)    const { return getTypeClass(typeId) == OpTypeFloat  || getTypeClass(typeId) == OpTypeInt || getTypeClass(typeId) == OpTypeBool; }
    bool isVectorType(Id typeId)    const { return getTypeClass(typeId) == OpTypeVector; }
    bool isMatrixType(Id typeId)    const { return getTypeClass(typeId) == OpTypeMatrix; }
    bool isStructType(Id typeId)    const { return getTypeClass(typeId) == OpTypeStruct; }
    bool isArrayType(Id typeId)     const { return getTypeClass(typeId) == OpTypeArray; }
    bool isAggregateType(Id typeId) const { return isArrayType(typeId) || isStructType(typeId); }
    bool isSamplerType(Id typeId)   const { return getTypeClass(typeId) == OpTypeSampler; }

    bool isConstantScalar(Id resultId) const { return getOpCode(resultId) == OpConstant; }
    unsigned int getConstantScalar(Id resultId) const { return module.getInstruction(resultId)->getImmediateOperand(0); }

    int getTypeNumColumns(Id typeId) const
    {
        assert(isMatrixType(typeId));
        return getNumTypeComponents(typeId);
    }
    int getNumColumns(Id resultId) const { return getTypeNumColumns(getTypeId(resultId)); }
    int getTypeNumRows(Id typeId) const
    {
        assert(isMatrixType(typeId));
        return getNumTypeComponents(getContainedTypeId(typeId));
    }
    int getNumRows(Id resultId) const { return getTypeNumRows(getTypeId(resultId)); }

    Dim getDimensionality(Id resultId) const
    {
        assert(isSamplerType(getTypeId(resultId)));
        return (Dim)module.getInstruction(getTypeId(resultId))->getImmediateOperand(1);
    }
    bool isArrayedSampler(Id resultId) const
    {
        assert(isSamplerType(getTypeId(resultId)));
        return module.getInstruction(getTypeId(resultId))->getImmediateOperand(3) != 0;
    }

    // For making new constants (will return old constant if the requested one was already made).
    Id makeBoolConstant(bool b);
    Id makeIntConstant(Id typeId, unsigned value);
    Id makeIntConstant(int i)         { return makeIntConstant(makeIntType(32),  (unsigned)i); }
    Id makeUintConstant(unsigned u)   { return makeIntConstant(makeUintType(32),           u); }
    Id makeFloatConstant(float f);
    Id makeDoubleConstant(double d);

    // Turn the array of constants into a proper spv constant of the requested type.
    Id makeCompositeConstant(Id type, std::vector<Id>& comps);

    // Methods for adding information outside the CFG.
    void addEntryPoint(ExecutionModel, Function*);
    void addExecutionMode(Function*, ExecutionMode mode, int value = -1);
    void addName(Id, const char* name);
    void addMemberName(Id, int member, const char* name);
    void addLine(Id target, Id fileName, int line, int column);
    void addDecoration(Id, Decoration, int num = -1);
    void addMemberDecoration(Id, unsigned int member, Decoration, int num = -1);

    // At the end of what block do the next create*() instructions go?
    void setBuildPoint(Block* bp) { buildPoint = bp; }
    Block* getBuildPoint() const { return buildPoint; }

    // Make the main function.
    Function* makeMain();

    // Return from main. Implicit denotes a return at the very end of main.
    void makeMainReturn(bool implicit = false) { makeReturn(implicit, 0, true); }

    // Close the main function.
    void closeMain();

    // Make a shader-style function, and create its entry block if entry is non-zero.
    // Return the function, pass back the entry.
    Function* makeFunctionEntry(Id returnType, const char* name, std::vector<Id>& paramTypes, Block **entry = 0);

    // Create a return. Pass whether it is a return form main, and the return
    // value (if applicable). In the case of an implicit return, no post-return
    // block is inserted.
    void makeReturn(bool implicit = false, Id retVal = 0, bool isMain = false);

    // Generate all the code needed to finish up a function.
    void leaveFunction(bool main);

    // Create a discard.
    void makeDiscard();

    // Create a global or function local or IO variable.
    Id createVariable(StorageClass, Id type, const char* name = 0);

    // Store into an Id and return the l-value
    void createStore(Id rValue, Id lValue);

    // Load from an Id and return it
    Id createLoad(Id lValue);

    // Create an OpAccessChain instruction
    Id createAccessChain(StorageClass, Id base, std::vector<Id>& offsets);

    // Create an OpCompositeExtract instruction
    Id createCompositeExtract(Id composite, Id typeId, unsigned index);
    Id createCompositeExtract(Id composite, Id typeId, std::vector<unsigned>& indexes);
    Id createCompositeInsert(Id object, Id composite, Id typeId, unsigned index);
    Id createCompositeInsert(Id object, Id composite, Id typeId, std::vector<unsigned>& indexes);

    Id createVectorExtractDynamic(Id vector, Id typeId, Id componentIndex);
    Id createVectorInsertDynamic(Id vector, Id typeId, Id component, Id componentIndex);

    void createNoResultOp(Op);
    void createNoResultOp(Op, Id operand);
    void createControlBarrier(unsigned executionScope);
    void createMemoryBarrier(unsigned executionScope, unsigned memorySemantics);
    Id createUnaryOp(Op, Id typeId, Id operand);
    Id createBinOp(Op, Id typeId, Id operand1, Id operand2);
    Id createTriOp(Op, Id typeId, Id operand1, Id operand2, Id operand3);
    Id createTernaryOp(Op, Id typeId, Id operand1, Id operand2, Id operand3);
    Id createFunctionCall(spv::Function*, std::vector<spv::Id>&);

    // Take an rvalue (source) and a set of channels to extract from it to
    // make a new rvalue, which is returned.
    Id createRvalueSwizzle(Id typeId, Id source, std::vector<unsigned>& channels);

    // Take a copy of an lvalue (target) and a source of components, and set the
    // source components into the lvalue where the 'channels' say to put them.
    // An updated version of the target is returned.
    // (No true lvalue or stores are used.)
    Id createLvalueSwizzle(Id typeId, Id target, Id source, std::vector<unsigned>& channels);

    // If the value passed in is an instruction and the precision is not EMpNone,
    // it gets tagged with the requested precision.
    void setPrecision(Id /* value */, Decoration /* precision */)
    {
        // TODO
    }

    // Can smear a scalar to a vector for the following forms:
    //   - promoteScalar(scalar, vector)  // smear scalar to width of vector
    //   - promoteScalar(vector, scalar)  // smear scalar to width of vector
    //   - promoteScalar(pointer, scalar) // smear scalar to width of what pointer points to
    //   - promoteScalar(scalar, scalar)  // do nothing
    // Other forms are not allowed.
    //
    // Note: One of the arguments will change, with the result coming back that way rather than 
    // through the return value.
    void promoteScalar(Decoration precision, Id& left, Id& right);

    // make a value by smearing the scalar to fill the type
    Id smearScalar(Decoration precision, Id scalarVal, Id);

    // Create a call to a built-in function.
    Id createBuiltinCall(Decoration precision, Id resultType, Id builtins, int entryPoint, std::vector<Id>& args);

    // List of parameters used to create a texture operation
    struct TextureParameters {
        Id sampler;
        Id coords;
        Id bias;
        Id lod;
        Id Dref;
        Id offset;
        Id gradX;
        Id gradY;
    };

    // Select the correct texture operation based on all inputs, and emit the correct instruction
    Id createTextureCall(Decoration precision, Id resultType, bool proj, const TextureParameters&);

    // Emit the OpTextureQuery* instruction that was passed in.
    // Figure out the right return value and type, and return it.
    Id createTextureQueryCall(Op, const TextureParameters&);

    Id createSamplePositionCall(Decoration precision, Id, Id);

    Id createBitFieldExtractCall(Decoration precision, Id, Id, Id, bool isSigned);
    Id createBitFieldInsertCall(Decoration precision, Id, Id, Id, Id);

    // Reduction comparision for composites:  For equal and not-equal resulting in a scalar.
    Id createCompare(Decoration precision, Id, Id, bool /* true if for equal, fales if for not-equal */);

    // OpCompositeConstruct
    Id createCompositeConstruct(Id typeId, std::vector<Id>& constituents);

    // vector or scalar constructor
    Id createConstructor(Decoration precision, const std::vector<Id>& sources, Id resultTypeId);

    // matrix constructor
    Id createMatrixConstructor(Decoration precision, const std::vector<Id>& sources, Id constructee);

    // Helper to use for building nested control flow with if-then-else.
    class If {
    public:
        If(Id condition, Builder& builder);
        ~If() {}

        void makeBeginElse();
        void makeEndIf();

    private:
        If(const If&);
        If& operator=(If&);

        Builder& builder;
        Id condition;
        Function* function;
        Block* headerBlock;
        Block* thenBlock;
        Block* elseBlock;
        Block* mergeBlock;
    };

    // Make a switch statement.  A switch has 'numSegments' of pieces of code, not containing
    // any case/default labels, all separated by one or more case/default labels.  Each possible
    // case value v is a jump to the caseValues[v] segment.  The defaultSegment is also in this
    // number space.  How to compute the value is given by 'condition', as in switch(condition).
    //
    // The SPIR-V Builder will maintain the stack of post-switch merge blocks for nested switches.
    //
    // Use a defaultSegment < 0 if there is no default segment (to branch to post switch).
    //
    // Returns the right set of basic blocks to start each code segment with, so that the caller's
    // recursion stack can hold the memory for it.
    //
    void makeSwitch(Id condition, int numSegments, std::vector<int>& caseValues, std::vector<int>& valueToSegment, int defaultSegment,
                    std::vector<Block*>& segmentBB);  // return argument

    // Add a branch to the innermost switch's merge block.
    void addSwitchBreak();

    // Move to the next code segment, passing in the return argument in makeSwitch()
    void nextSwitchSegment(std::vector<Block*>& segmentBB, int segment);

    // Finish off the innermost switch.
    void endSwitch(std::vector<Block*>& segmentBB);

    // Start the beginning of a new loop.
    void makeNewLoop();

    // Add the branch for the loop test, based on the given condition.
    // The true branch goes to the block that remains inside the loop, and
    // the false branch goes to the loop's merge block.  The  builder insertion
    // point will be placed at the start of the inside-the-loop block.
    void createLoopTestBranch(Id condition);

    // Finish generating the loop header block in the case where the loop test
    // is at the bottom of the loop.  It will include the LoopMerge instruction
    // and a branch to the rest of the body.  The loop header block must be
    // separate from the rest of the body to make room for the the two kinds
    // of *Merge instructions that might have to occur just before a branch:
    // the loop header must have a LoopMerge as its second-last instruction,
    // and the body might begin with a conditional branch, which must have its
    // own SelectionMerge instruction.
    // Also create the basic block that will contain the loop test, but don't
    // insert it into the function yet.  Any "continue" constructs in this loop
    // will branch to the loop test block. The builder insertion point will be
    // placed at the start of the body block.
    void endLoopHeaderWithoutTest();

    // Generate a branch to the loop test block.  This can only be called if
    // the loop test is at the bottom of the loop. The builder insertion point
    // is left at the start of the test block.
    void createBranchToLoopTest();

    // Add a branch to the test of the current (innermost) loop.
    void createLoopContinue();

    // Add an exit (e.g. "break") for the innermost loop that you're in
    void createLoopExit();

    // Close the innermost loop that you're in
    void closeLoop();

    //
    // Access chain design for an R-Value vs. L-Value:
    //
    // There is a single access chain the builder is building at
    // any particular time.  Such a chain can be used to either to a load or
    // a store, when desired.
    //
    // Expressions can be r-values, l-values, or both, or only r-values:
    //    a[b.c].d = ....  // l-value
    //    ... = a[b.c].d;  // r-value, that also looks like an l-value
    //    ++a[b.c].d;      // r-value and l-value
    //    (x + y)[2];      // r-value only, can't possibly be l-value
    //
    // Computing an r-value means generating code.  Hence,
    // r-values should only be computed when they are needed, not speculatively.
    //
    // Computing an l-value means saving away information for later use in the compiler,
    // no code is generated until the l-value is later dereferenced.  It is okay
    // to speculatively generate an l-value, just not okay to speculatively dereference it.
    //
    // The base of the access chain (the left-most variable or expression
    // from which everything is based) can be set either as an l-value
    // or as an r-value.  Most efficient would be to set an l-value if one
    // is available.  If an expression was evaluated, the resulting r-value
    // can be set as the chain base.
    //
    // The users of this single access chain can save and restore if they
    // want to nest or manage multiple chains.
    //

    struct AccessChain {
        Id base;                     // for l-values, pointer to the base object, for r-values, the base object
        std::vector<Id> indexChain;
        Id instr;                    // the instruction that generates this access chain
        std::vector<unsigned> swizzle;
        Id component;                // a dynamic component index, can coexist with a swizzle, done after the swizzle
        Id resultType;               // dereferenced type, to be exclusive of swizzles
        bool isRValue;
    };

    //
    // the SPIR-V builder maintains a single active chain that
    // the following methods operated on
    //

    // for external save and restore
    AccessChain getAccessChain() { return accessChain; }
    void setAccessChain(AccessChain newChain) { accessChain = newChain; }

    // clear accessChain
    void clearAccessChain();

    // set new base as an l-value base
    void setAccessChainLValue(Id lValue)
    {
        assert(isPointer(lValue));
        accessChain.base = lValue;
        accessChain.resultType = getContainedTypeId(getTypeId(lValue));
    }

    // set new base value as an r-value
    void setAccessChainRValue(Id rValue)
    {
        accessChain.isRValue = true;
        accessChain.base = rValue;
        accessChain.resultType = getTypeId(rValue);
    }

    // push offset onto the end of the chain
    void accessChainPush(Id offset, Id newType)
    {
        accessChain.indexChain.push_back(offset);
        accessChain.resultType = newType;
    }

    // push new swizzle onto the end of any existing swizzle, merging into a single swizzle
    void accessChainPushSwizzle(std::vector<unsigned>& swizzle, int width);

    // push a variable component selection onto the access chain; supporting only one, so unsided
    void accessChainPushComponent(Id component) { accessChain.component = component; }

    // use accessChain and swizzle to store value
    void accessChainStore(Id rvalue);

    // use accessChain and swizzle to load an r-value
    Id accessChainLoad(Decoration precision);

    // get the direct pointer for an l-value
    Id accessChainGetLValue();

    void dump(std::vector<unsigned int>&) const;

protected:
    Id findScalarConstant(Op typeClass, Id typeId, unsigned value) const;
    Id findScalarConstant(Op typeClass, Id typeId, unsigned v1, unsigned v2) const;
    Id findCompositeConstant(Op typeClass, std::vector<Id>& comps) const;
    Id collapseAccessChain();
    void simplifyAccessChainSwizzle();
    void mergeAccessChainSwizzle();
    void createAndSetNoPredecessorBlock(const char*);
    void createBranch(Block* block);
    void createMerge(Op, Block*, unsigned int control);
    void createConditionalBranch(Id condition, Block* thenBlock, Block* elseBlock);
    void dumpInstructions(std::vector<unsigned int>&, const std::vector<Instruction*>&) const;

    SourceLanguage source;
    int sourceVersion;
    std::vector<const char*> extensions;
    AddressingModel addressModel;
    MemoryModel memoryModel;
    int builderNumber;
    Module module;
    Block* buildPoint;
    Id uniqueId;
    Function* mainFunction;
    Block* stageExit;
    AccessChain accessChain;

    // special blocks of instructions for output
    std::vector<Instruction*> imports;
    std::vector<Instruction*> entryPoints;
    std::vector<Instruction*> executionModes;
    std::vector<Instruction*> names;
    std::vector<Instruction*> lines;
    std::vector<Instruction*> decorations;
    std::vector<Instruction*> constantsTypesGlobals;
    std::vector<Instruction*> externals;

     // not output, internally used for quick & dirty canonical (unique) creation
    std::vector<Instruction*> groupedConstants[OpConstant];  // all types appear before OpConstant
    std::vector<Instruction*> groupedTypes[OpConstant];

    // stack of switches
    std::stack<Block*> switchMerges;

    // Data that needs to be kept in order to properly handle loops.
    struct Loop {
        // The header is the first block generated for the loop.
        // It dominates all the blocks in the loop, i.e. it is always
        // executed before any others.
        // If the loop test is executed before the body (as in "while" and
        // "for" loops), then the header begins with the test code.
        // Otherwise, the loop is a "do-while" loop and the header contains the
        // start of the body of the loop (if the body exists).
        Block* header;
        // The merge block marks the end of the loop.  Control is transferred
        // to the merge block when either the loop test fails, or when a
        // nested "break" is encountered.
        Block* merge;
        // If not NULL, the test block is the basic block containing the loop
        // test and the conditional branch back to the header or the merge
        // block.  This is created for "do-while" loops, and is the target of
        // any "continue" constructs that might exist.
        Block* test;
        Function* function;
    };

    // Our loop stack.
    std::stack<Loop> loops;
};  // end Builder class

void MissingFunctionality(const char*);
void ValidationError(const char* error);

};  // end spv namespace

#endif // SpvBuilder_H