R600: Factorise VTX_WORD0 and VTX_WORD1 in tblgen def

Patch by: Vincent Lejeune

Reviewed-by: Tom Stellard <thomas.stellard@amd.com>

git-svn-id: https://llvm.org/svn/llvm-project/llvm/trunk@173220 91177308-0d34-0410-b5e6-96231b3b80d8
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Tom Stellard 2013-01-23 02:09:01 +00:00
parent f148c66ce4
commit 80537b995d

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@ -173,6 +173,55 @@ class R600ALU_Word1_OP3 <bits<5> alu_inst> : R600ALU_Word1{
let Word1{17-13} = alu_inst;
}
class VTX_WORD0 {
field bits<32> Word0;
bits<7> SRC_GPR;
bits<5> VC_INST;
bits<2> FETCH_TYPE;
bits<1> FETCH_WHOLE_QUAD;
bits<8> BUFFER_ID;
bits<1> SRC_REL;
bits<2> SRC_SEL_X;
bits<6> MEGA_FETCH_COUNT;
let Word0{4-0} = VC_INST;
let Word0{6-5} = FETCH_TYPE;
let Word0{7} = FETCH_WHOLE_QUAD;
let Word0{15-8} = BUFFER_ID;
let Word0{22-16} = SRC_GPR;
let Word0{23} = SRC_REL;
let Word0{25-24} = SRC_SEL_X;
let Word0{31-26} = MEGA_FETCH_COUNT;
}
class VTX_WORD1_GPR {
field bits<32> Word1;
bits<7> DST_GPR;
bits<1> DST_REL;
bits<3> DST_SEL_X;
bits<3> DST_SEL_Y;
bits<3> DST_SEL_Z;
bits<3> DST_SEL_W;
bits<1> USE_CONST_FIELDS;
bits<6> DATA_FORMAT;
bits<2> NUM_FORMAT_ALL;
bits<1> FORMAT_COMP_ALL;
bits<1> SRF_MODE_ALL;
let Word1{6-0} = DST_GPR;
let Word1{7} = DST_REL;
let Word1{8} = 0; // Reserved
let Word1{11-9} = DST_SEL_X;
let Word1{14-12} = DST_SEL_Y;
let Word1{17-15} = DST_SEL_Z;
let Word1{20-18} = DST_SEL_W;
let Word1{21} = USE_CONST_FIELDS;
let Word1{27-22} = DATA_FORMAT;
let Word1{29-28} = NUM_FORMAT_ALL;
let Word1{30} = FORMAT_COMP_ALL;
let Word1{31} = SRF_MODE_ALL;
}
/*
XXX: R600 subtarget uses a slightly different encoding than the other
subtargets. We currently handle this in R600MCCodeEmitter, but we may
@ -1235,37 +1284,30 @@ def RAT_WRITE_CACHELESS_128_eg : RAT_WRITE_CACHELESS_eg <
>;
class VTX_READ_eg <string name, bits<8> buffer_id, dag outs, list<dag> pattern>
: InstR600ISA <outs, (ins MEMxi:$ptr), name#" $dst, $ptr", pattern> {
// Operands
bits<7> DST_GPR;
bits<7> SRC_GPR;
: InstR600ISA <outs, (ins MEMxi:$ptr), name#" $dst, $ptr", pattern>,
VTX_WORD1_GPR, VTX_WORD0 {
// Static fields
bits<5> VC_INST = 0;
bits<2> FETCH_TYPE = 2;
bits<1> FETCH_WHOLE_QUAD = 0;
bits<8> BUFFER_ID = buffer_id;
bits<1> SRC_REL = 0;
let VC_INST = 0;
let FETCH_TYPE = 2;
let FETCH_WHOLE_QUAD = 0;
let BUFFER_ID = buffer_id;
let SRC_REL = 0;
// XXX: We can infer this field based on the SRC_GPR. This would allow us
// to store vertex addresses in any channel, not just X.
bits<2> SRC_SEL_X = 0;
bits<6> MEGA_FETCH_COUNT;
bits<1> DST_REL = 0;
bits<3> DST_SEL_X;
bits<3> DST_SEL_Y;
bits<3> DST_SEL_Z;
bits<3> DST_SEL_W;
let SRC_SEL_X = 0;
let DST_REL = 0;
// The docs say that if this bit is set, then DATA_FORMAT, NUM_FORMAT_ALL,
// FORMAT_COMP_ALL, SRF_MODE_ALL, and ENDIAN_SWAP fields will be ignored,
// however, based on my testing if USE_CONST_FIELDS is set, then all
// these fields need to be set to 0.
bits<1> USE_CONST_FIELDS = 0;
bits<6> DATA_FORMAT;
bits<2> NUM_FORMAT_ALL = 1;
bits<1> FORMAT_COMP_ALL = 0;
bits<1> SRF_MODE_ALL = 0;
let USE_CONST_FIELDS = 0;
let NUM_FORMAT_ALL = 1;
let FORMAT_COMP_ALL = 0;
let SRF_MODE_ALL = 0;
let Inst{31-0} = Word0;
let Inst{63-32} = Word1;
// LLVM can only encode 64-bit instructions, so these fields are manually
// encoded in R600CodeEmitter
//
@ -1276,29 +1318,7 @@ class VTX_READ_eg <string name, bits<8> buffer_id, dag outs, list<dag> pattern>
// bits<1> ALT_CONST = 0;
// bits<2> BUFFER_INDEX_MODE = 0;
// VTX_WORD0
let Inst{4-0} = VC_INST;
let Inst{6-5} = FETCH_TYPE;
let Inst{7} = FETCH_WHOLE_QUAD;
let Inst{15-8} = BUFFER_ID;
let Inst{22-16} = SRC_GPR;
let Inst{23} = SRC_REL;
let Inst{25-24} = SRC_SEL_X;
let Inst{31-26} = MEGA_FETCH_COUNT;
// VTX_WORD1_GPR
let Inst{38-32} = DST_GPR;
let Inst{39} = DST_REL;
let Inst{40} = 0; // Reserved
let Inst{43-41} = DST_SEL_X;
let Inst{46-44} = DST_SEL_Y;
let Inst{49-47} = DST_SEL_Z;
let Inst{52-50} = DST_SEL_W;
let Inst{53} = USE_CONST_FIELDS;
let Inst{59-54} = DATA_FORMAT;
let Inst{61-60} = NUM_FORMAT_ALL;
let Inst{62} = FORMAT_COMP_ALL;
let Inst{63} = SRF_MODE_ALL;
// VTX_WORD2 (LLVM can only encode 64-bit instructions, so WORD2 encoding
// is done in R600CodeEmitter