*
* Original gen4 does type conversion to the destination type before
* comparison, producing garbage results for floating point comparisons.
- * gen5 does the comparison on the execution type (resolved source types),
- * so dst type doesn't matter. gen6 does comparison and then uses the
- * result as if it was the dst type with no conversion, which happens to
- * mostly work out for float-interpreted-as-int since our comparisons are
- * for >0, =0, <0.
+ *
+ * The destination type doesn't matter on newer generations, so we set the
+ * type to match src0 so we can compact the instruction.
*/
- if (brw->gen == 4) {
- dst.type = src0.type;
- if (dst.file == HW_REG)
- dst.fixed_hw_reg.type = dst.type;
- }
+ dst.type = src0.type;
+ if (dst.file == HW_REG)
+ dst.fixed_hw_reg.type = dst.type;
resolve_ud_negate(&src0);
resolve_ud_negate(&src1);
{
vec4_instruction *inst;
- /* original gen4 does type conversion to the destination type
- * before before comparison, producing garbage results for floating
- * point comparisons.
+ /* Take the instruction:
+ *
+ * CMP null<d> src0<f> src1<f>
+ *
+ * Original gen4 does type conversion to the destination type before
+ * comparison, producing garbage results for floating point comparisons.
+ *
+ * The destination type doesn't matter on newer generations, so we set the
+ * type to match src0 so we can compact the instruction.
*/
- if (brw->gen == 4) {
- dst.type = src0.type;
- if (dst.file == HW_REG)
- dst.fixed_hw_reg.type = dst.type;
- }
+ dst.type = src0.type;
+ if (dst.file == HW_REG)
+ dst.fixed_hw_reg.type = dst.type;
resolve_ud_negate(&src0);
resolve_ud_negate(&src1);