*/
void spe_init_func(struct spe_function *p, unsigned code_size)
{
+ register unsigned int i;
+
p->store = align_malloc(code_size, 16);
p->num_inst = 0;
p->max_inst = code_size / SPE_INST_SIZE;
+ p->set_count = 0;
+ memset(p->regs, 0, SPE_NUM_REGS * sizeof(p->regs[0]));
+
/* Conservatively treat R0 - R2 and R80 - R127 as non-volatile.
*/
- p->regs[0] = ~7;
- p->regs[1] = (1U << (80 - 64)) - 1;
+ p->regs[0] = p->regs[1] = p->regs[2] = 1;
+ for (i = 80; i <= 127; i++) {
+ p->regs[i] = 1;
+ }
p->print = false;
p->indent = 0;
{
unsigned i;
for (i = 0; i < SPE_NUM_REGS; i++) {
- const uint64_t mask = (1ULL << (i % 64));
- const unsigned idx = i / 64;
-
- assert(idx < 2);
- if ((p->regs[idx] & mask) != 0) {
- p->regs[idx] &= ~mask;
+ if (p->regs[i] == 0) {
+ p->regs[i] = 1;
return i;
}
}
*/
int spe_allocate_register(struct spe_function *p, int reg)
{
- const unsigned idx = reg / 64;
- const unsigned bit = reg % 64;
-
assert(reg < SPE_NUM_REGS);
- assert((p->regs[idx] & (1ULL << bit)) != 0);
-
- p->regs[idx] &= ~(1ULL << bit);
+ assert(p->regs[reg] == 0);
+ p->regs[reg] = 1;
return reg;
}
/**
- * Mark the given SPE register as "unallocated".
+ * Mark the given SPE register as "unallocated". Note that this should
+ * only be used on registers allocated in the current register set; an
+ * assertion will fail if an attempt is made to deallocate a register
+ * allocated in an earlier register set.
*/
void spe_release_register(struct spe_function *p, int reg)
{
- const unsigned idx = reg / 64;
- const unsigned bit = reg % 64;
+ assert(reg < SPE_NUM_REGS);
+ assert(p->regs[reg] == 1);
- assert(idx < 2);
+ p->regs[reg] = 0;
+}
- assert(reg < SPE_NUM_REGS);
- assert((p->regs[idx] & (1ULL << bit)) == 0);
+/**
+ * Start a new set of registers. This can be called if
+ * it will be difficult later to determine exactly what
+ * registers were actually allocated during a code generation
+ * sequence, and you really just want to deallocate all of them.
+ */
+void spe_allocate_register_set(struct spe_function *p)
+{
+ register unsigned int i;
+
+ /* Keep track of the set count. If it ever wraps around to 0,
+ * we're in trouble.
+ */
+ p->set_count++;
+ assert(p->set_count > 0);
+
+ /* Increment the allocation count of all registers currently
+ * allocated. Then any registers that are allocated in this set
+ * will be the only ones with a count of 1; they'll all be released
+ * when the register set is released.
+ */
+ for (i = 0; i < SPE_NUM_REGS; i++) {
+ if (p->regs[i] > 0) p->regs[i]++;
+ }
+}
+
+void spe_release_register_set(struct spe_function *p)
+{
+ unsigned int i;
+
+ /* If the set count drops below zero, we're in trouble. */
+ assert(p->set_count > 0);
+ p->set_count--;
- p->regs[idx] |= (1ULL << bit);
+ /* Drop the allocation level of all registers. Any allocated
+ * during this register set will drop to 0 and then become
+ * available.
+ */
+ for (i = 0; i < SPE_NUM_REGS; i++) {
+ if (p->regs[i] > 0) p->regs[i]--;
+ }
}
{
/* If the whole value is in the lower 18 bits, use ila, which
* doesn't sign-extend. Otherwise, if the two halfwords of
- * the constant are identical, use ilh. Otherwise, we have
- * to use ilhu followed by iohl.
+ * the constant are identical, use ilh. Otherwise, if every byte of
+ * the desired value is 0x00 or 0xff, we can use Form Select Mask for
+ * Bytes Immediate (fsmbi) to load the value in a single instruction.
+ * Otherwise, in the general case, we have to use ilhu followed by iohl.
*/
if ((ui & 0xfffc0000) == ui) {
spe_ila(p, rT, ui);
else if ((ui >> 16) == (ui & 0xffff)) {
spe_ilh(p, rT, ui & 0xffff);
}
+ else if (
+ ((ui & 0x000000ff) == 0 || (ui & 0x000000ff) == 0x000000ff) &&
+ ((ui & 0x0000ff00) == 0 || (ui & 0x0000ff00) == 0x0000ff00) &&
+ ((ui & 0x00ff0000) == 0 || (ui & 0x00ff0000) == 0x00ff0000) &&
+ ((ui & 0xff000000) == 0 || (ui & 0xff000000) == 0xff000000)
+ ) {
+ unsigned int mask = 0;
+ /* fsmbi duplicates each bit in the given mask eight times,
+ * using a 16-bit value to initialize a 16-byte quadword.
+ * Each 4-bit nybble of the mask corresponds to a full word
+ * of the result; look at the value and figure out the mask
+ * (replicated for each word in the quadword), and then
+ * form the "select mask" to get the value.
+ */
+ if ((ui & 0x000000ff) == 0x000000ff) mask |= 0x1111;
+ if ((ui & 0x0000ff00) == 0x0000ff00) mask |= 0x2222;
+ if ((ui & 0x00ff0000) == 0x00ff0000) mask |= 0x4444;
+ if ((ui & 0xff000000) == 0xff000000) mask |= 0x8888;
+ spe_fsmbi(p, rT, mask);
+ }
else {
+ /* The general case: this usually uses two instructions, but
+ * may use only one if the low-order 16 bits of each word are 0.
+ */
spe_ilhu(p, rT, ui >> 16);
if (ui & 0xffff)
spe_iohl(p, rT, ui & 0xffff);
}
}
+/* This function is constructed identically to spe_sor_uint() below.
+ * Changes to one should be made in the other.
+ */
+void spe_and_uint(struct spe_function *p, unsigned rT, unsigned rA, unsigned int ui)
+{
+ /* If we can, emit a single instruction, either And Byte Immediate
+ * (which uses the same constant across each byte), And Halfword Immediate
+ * (which sign-extends a 10-bit immediate to 16 bits and uses that
+ * across each halfword), or And Word Immediate (which sign-extends
+ * a 10-bit immediate to 32 bits).
+ *
+ * Otherwise, we'll need to use a temporary register.
+ */
+ register unsigned int tmp;
+
+ /* If the upper 23 bits are all 0s or all 1s, sign extension
+ * will work and we can use And Word Immediate
+ */
+ tmp = ui & 0xfffffe00;
+ if (tmp == 0xfffffe00 || tmp == 0) {
+ spe_andi(p, rT, rA, ui & 0x000003ff);
+ return;
+ }
+
+ /* If the ui field is symmetric along halfword boundaries and
+ * the upper 7 bits of each halfword are all 0s or 1s, we
+ * can use And Halfword Immediate
+ */
+ tmp = ui & 0xfe00fe00;
+ if ((tmp == 0xfe00fe00 || tmp == 0) && ((ui >> 16) == (ui & 0x0000ffff))) {
+ spe_andhi(p, rT, rA, ui & 0x000003ff);
+ return;
+ }
+
+ /* If the ui field is symmetric in each byte, then we can use
+ * the And Byte Immediate instruction.
+ */
+ tmp = ui & 0x000000ff;
+ if ((ui >> 24) == tmp && ((ui >> 16) & 0xff) == tmp && ((ui >> 8) & 0xff) == tmp) {
+ spe_andbi(p, rT, rA, tmp);
+ return;
+ }
+
+ /* Otherwise, we'll have to use a temporary register. */
+ unsigned int tmp_reg = spe_allocate_available_register(p);
+ spe_load_uint(p, tmp_reg, ui);
+ spe_and(p, rT, rA, tmp_reg);
+ spe_release_register(p, tmp_reg);
+}
+
+/* This function is constructed identically to spe_and_uint() above.
+ * Changes to one should be made in the other.
+ */
+void spe_xor_uint(struct spe_function *p, unsigned rT, unsigned rA, unsigned int ui)
+{
+ /* If we can, emit a single instruction, either Exclusive Or Byte
+ * Immediate (which uses the same constant across each byte), Exclusive
+ * Or Halfword Immediate (which sign-extends a 10-bit immediate to
+ * 16 bits and uses that across each halfword), or Exclusive Or Word
+ * Immediate (which sign-extends a 10-bit immediate to 32 bits).
+ *
+ * Otherwise, we'll need to use a temporary register.
+ */
+ register unsigned int tmp;
+
+ /* If the upper 23 bits are all 0s or all 1s, sign extension
+ * will work and we can use Exclusive Or Word Immediate
+ */
+ tmp = ui & 0xfffffe00;
+ if (tmp == 0xfffffe00 || tmp == 0) {
+ spe_xori(p, rT, rA, ui & 0x000003ff);
+ return;
+ }
+
+ /* If the ui field is symmetric along halfword boundaries and
+ * the upper 7 bits of each halfword are all 0s or 1s, we
+ * can use Exclusive Or Halfword Immediate
+ */
+ tmp = ui & 0xfe00fe00;
+ if ((tmp == 0xfe00fe00 || tmp == 0) && ((ui >> 16) == (ui & 0x0000ffff))) {
+ spe_xorhi(p, rT, rA, ui & 0x000003ff);
+ return;
+ }
+
+ /* If the ui field is symmetric in each byte, then we can use
+ * the Exclusive Or Byte Immediate instruction.
+ */
+ tmp = ui & 0x000000ff;
+ if ((ui >> 24) == tmp && ((ui >> 16) & 0xff) == tmp && ((ui >> 8) & 0xff) == tmp) {
+ spe_xorbi(p, rT, rA, tmp);
+ return;
+ }
+
+ /* Otherwise, we'll have to use a temporary register. */
+ unsigned int tmp_reg = spe_allocate_available_register(p);
+ spe_load_uint(p, tmp_reg, ui);
+ spe_xor(p, rT, rA, tmp_reg);
+ spe_release_register(p, tmp_reg);
+}
+
+void
+spe_compare_equal_uint(struct spe_function *p, unsigned rT, unsigned rA, unsigned int ui)
+{
+ /* If the comparison value is 9 bits or less, it fits inside a
+ * Compare Equal Word Immediate instruction.
+ */
+ if ((ui & 0x000001ff) == ui) {
+ spe_ceqi(p, rT, rA, ui);
+ }
+ /* Otherwise, we're going to have to load a word first. */
+ else {
+ unsigned int tmp_reg = spe_allocate_available_register(p);
+ spe_load_uint(p, tmp_reg, ui);
+ spe_ceq(p, rT, rA, tmp_reg);
+ spe_release_register(p, tmp_reg);
+ }
+}
+
+void
+spe_compare_greater_uint(struct spe_function *p, unsigned rT, unsigned rA, unsigned int ui)
+{
+ /* If the comparison value is 10 bits or less, it fits inside a
+ * Compare Logical Greater Than Word Immediate instruction.
+ */
+ if ((ui & 0x000003ff) == ui) {
+ spe_clgti(p, rT, rA, ui);
+ }
+ /* Otherwise, we're going to have to load a word first. */
+ else {
+ unsigned int tmp_reg = spe_allocate_available_register(p);
+ spe_load_uint(p, tmp_reg, ui);
+ spe_clgt(p, rT, rA, tmp_reg);
+ spe_release_register(p, tmp_reg);
+ }
+}
void
spe_splat(struct spe_function *p, unsigned rT, unsigned rA)
* \param ifragZ_reg register containing integer fragment Z values (in)
* \param ifbZ_reg register containing integer frame buffer Z values (in/out)
* \param zmask_reg register containing result of Z test/comparison (out)
+ *
+ * Returns true if the Z-buffer needs to be updated.
*/
-static void
-gen_depth_test(const struct pipe_depth_stencil_alpha_state *dsa,
- struct spe_function *f,
+static boolean
+gen_depth_test(struct spe_function *f,
+ const struct pipe_depth_stencil_alpha_state *dsa,
int mask_reg, int ifragZ_reg, int ifbZ_reg, int zmask_reg)
{
/* NOTE: we use clgt below, not cgt, because we want to compare _unsigned_
* framebufferZ = (ztest_passed ? fragmentZ : framebufferZ;
*/
spe_selb(f, ifbZ_reg, ifbZ_reg, ifragZ_reg, mask_reg);
+ return true;
}
+
+ return false;
}
* it and have to allocate and load it again unnecessarily.
*/
static inline void
-setup_const_register(struct spe_function *f, boolean *is_already_set, unsigned int *r, float value)
+setup_optional_register(struct spe_function *f, boolean *is_already_set, unsigned int *r)
{
if (*is_already_set) return;
*r = spe_allocate_available_register(f);
- spe_load_float(f, *r, value);
- *is_already_set = true;
}
static inline void
-release_const_register(struct spe_function *f, boolean *is_already_set, unsigned int r)
+release_optional_register(struct spe_function *f, boolean *is_already_set, unsigned int r)
{
if (!*is_already_set) return;
spe_release_register(f, r);
*is_already_set = false;
}
+static inline void
+setup_const_register(struct spe_function *f, boolean *is_already_set, unsigned int *r, float value)
+{
+ if (*is_already_set) return;
+ setup_optional_register(f, is_already_set, r);
+ spe_load_float(f, *r, value);
+}
+
+static inline void
+release_const_register(struct spe_function *f, boolean *is_already_set, unsigned int r)
+{
+ release_optional_register(f, is_already_set, r);
+}
+
/**
* Generate SPE code to implement the given blend mode for a quad of pixels.
* \param f SPE function to append instruction onto.
spe_release_register(f, colormask_reg);
}
+/* This function is annoyingly similar to gen_depth_test(), above, except
+ * that instead of comparing two varying values (i.e. fragment and buffer),
+ * we're comparing a varying value with a static value. As such, we have
+ * access to the Compare Immediate instructions where we don't in
+ * gen_depth_test(), which is what makes us very different.
+ *
+ * The return value in the stencil_pass_reg is a bitmask of valid
+ * fragments that also passed the stencil test. The bitmask of valid
+ * fragments that failed would be found in (mask_reg & ~stencil_pass_reg).
+ */
+static void
+gen_stencil_test(struct spe_function *f, const struct pipe_stencil_state *state,
+ unsigned int mask_reg, unsigned int fbS_reg,
+ unsigned int stencil_pass_reg)
+{
+ /* Generate code that puts the set of passing fragments into the stencil_pass_reg
+ * register, taking into account whether each fragment was active to begin with.
+ */
+ switch (state->func) {
+ case PIPE_FUNC_EQUAL:
+ /* stencil_pass = mask & (s == reference) */
+ spe_compare_equal_uint(f, stencil_pass_reg, fbS_reg, state->ref_value);
+ spe_and(f, stencil_pass_reg, mask_reg, stencil_pass_reg);
+ /* stencil_fail = mask & ~stencil_pass */
+ break;
+
+ case PIPE_FUNC_NOTEQUAL:
+ /* stencil_pass = mask & ~(s == reference) */
+ spe_compare_equal_uint(f, stencil_pass_reg, fbS_reg, state->ref_value);
+ spe_andc(f, stencil_pass_reg, mask_reg, stencil_pass_reg);
+ break;
+
+ case PIPE_FUNC_GREATER:
+ /* stencil_pass = mask & (s > reference) */
+ spe_compare_greater_uint(f, stencil_pass_reg, fbS_reg, state->ref_value);
+ spe_and(f, stencil_pass_reg, mask_reg, stencil_pass_reg);
+ break;
+
+ case PIPE_FUNC_LESS: {
+ /* stencil_pass = mask & (reference > s) */
+ /* There's no convenient Compare Less Than Immediate instruction, so
+ * we'll have to do this one the harder way, by loading a register and
+ * comparing directly. Compare Logical Greater Than Word (clgt)
+ * treats its operands as unsigned - no sign extension.
+ */
+ unsigned int tmp_reg = spe_allocate_available_register(f);
+ spe_load_uint(f, tmp_reg, state->ref_value);
+ spe_clgt(f, stencil_pass_reg, tmp_reg, fbS_reg);
+ spe_and(f, stencil_pass_reg, mask_reg, stencil_pass_reg);
+ spe_release_register(f, tmp_reg);
+ break;
+ }
+
+ case PIPE_FUNC_LEQUAL:
+ /* stencil_pass = mask & (s <= reference) = mask & ~(s > reference) */
+ spe_compare_greater_uint(f, stencil_pass_reg, fbS_reg, state->ref_value);
+ spe_andc(f, stencil_pass_reg, mask_reg, stencil_pass_reg);
+ break;
+
+ case PIPE_FUNC_GEQUAL: {
+ /* stencil_pass = mask & (s >= reference) = mask & ~(reference > s) */
+ /* As above, we have to do this by loading a register */
+ unsigned int tmp_reg = spe_allocate_available_register(f);
+ spe_load_uint(f, tmp_reg, state->ref_value);
+ spe_clgt(f, stencil_pass_reg, tmp_reg, fbS_reg);
+ spe_andc(f, stencil_pass_reg, mask_reg, stencil_pass_reg);
+ spe_release_register(f, tmp_reg);
+ break;
+ }
+
+ case PIPE_FUNC_NEVER:
+ /* stencil_pass = mask & 0 = 0 */
+ spe_load_uint(f, stencil_pass_reg, 0);
+ spe_move(f, stencil_pass_reg, mask_reg); /* zmask = mask */
+ break;
+
+ case PIPE_FUNC_ALWAYS:
+ /* stencil_pass = mask & 1 = mask */
+ spe_move(f, stencil_pass_reg, mask_reg);
+ break;
+ }
+
+ /* The fragments that passed the stencil test are now in stencil_pass_reg.
+ * The fragments that failed would be (mask_reg & ~stencil_pass_reg).
+ */
+}
+
+/* This function generates code that calculates a set of new stencil values
+ * given the earlier values and the operation to apply. It does not
+ * apply any tests. It is intended to be called up to 3 times
+ * (for the stencil fail operation, for the stencil pass-z fail operation,
+ * and for the stencil pass-z pass operation) to collect up to three
+ * possible sets of values, and for the caller to combine them based
+ * on the result of the tests.
+ *
+ * stencil_max_value should be (2^n - 1) where n is the number of bits
+ * in the stencil buffer - in other words, it should be usable as a mask.
+ */
+static void
+gen_stencil_values(struct spe_function *f, unsigned int stencil_op,
+ unsigned int stencil_ref_value, unsigned int stencil_max_value,
+ unsigned int fbS_reg, unsigned int newS_reg)
+{
+ /* The code below assumes that newS_reg and fbS_reg are not the same
+ * register; if they can be, the calculations below will have to use
+ * an additional temporary register. For now, mark the assumption
+ * with an assertion that will fail if they are the same.
+ */
+ ASSERT(fbS_reg != newS_reg);
+
+ /* The code also assumes the the stencil_max_value is of the form
+ * 2^n-1 and can therefore be used as a mask for the valid bits in
+ * addition to a maximum. Make sure this is the case as well.
+ * The clever math below exploits the fact that incrementing a
+ * binary number serves to flip all the bits of a number starting at
+ * the LSB and continuing to (and including) the first zero bit
+ * found. That means that a number and its increment will always
+ * have at least one bit in common (the high order bit, if nothing
+ * else) *unless* the number is zero, *or* the number is of a form
+ * consisting of some number of 1s in the low-order bits followed
+ * by nothing but 0s in the high-order bits. The latter case
+ * implies it's of the form 2^n-1.
+ */
+ ASSERT(stencil_max_value > 0 && ((stencil_max_value + 1) & stencil_max_value) == 0);
+
+ switch(stencil_op) {
+ case PIPE_STENCIL_OP_KEEP:
+ /* newS = S */
+ spe_move(f, newS_reg, fbS_reg);
+ break;
+
+ case PIPE_STENCIL_OP_ZERO:
+ /* newS = 0 */
+ spe_zero(f, newS_reg);
+ break;
+
+ case PIPE_STENCIL_OP_REPLACE:
+ /* newS = stencil reference value */
+ spe_load_uint(f, newS_reg, stencil_ref_value);
+ break;
+
+ case PIPE_STENCIL_OP_INCR: {
+ /* newS = (s == max ? max : s + 1) */
+ unsigned int equals_reg = spe_allocate_available_register(f);
+
+ spe_compare_equal_uint(f, equals_reg, fbS_reg, stencil_max_value);
+ /* Add Word Immediate computes rT = rA + 10-bit signed immediate */
+ spe_ai(f, newS_reg, fbS_reg, 1);
+ /* Select from the current value or the new value based on the equality test */
+ spe_selb(f, newS_reg, fbS_reg, newS_reg, equals_reg);
+
+ spe_release_register(f, equals_reg);
+ break;
+ }
+ case PIPE_STENCIL_OP_DECR: {
+ /* newS = (s == 0 ? 0 : s - 1) */
+ unsigned int equals_reg = spe_allocate_available_register(f);
+
+ spe_compare_equal_uint(f, equals_reg, fbS_reg, 0);
+ /* Add Word Immediate with a (-1) value works */
+ spe_ai(f, newS_reg, fbS_reg, -1);
+ /* Select from the current value or the new value based on the equality test */
+ spe_selb(f, newS_reg, fbS_reg, newS_reg, equals_reg);
+
+ spe_release_register(f, equals_reg);
+ break;
+ }
+ case PIPE_STENCIL_OP_INCR_WRAP:
+ /* newS = (s == max ? 0 : s + 1), but since max is 2^n-1, we can
+ * do a normal add and mask off the correct bits
+ */
+ spe_ai(f, newS_reg, fbS_reg, 1);
+ spe_and_uint(f, newS_reg, newS_reg, stencil_max_value);
+ break;
+
+ case PIPE_STENCIL_OP_DECR_WRAP:
+ /* newS = (s == 0 ? max : s - 1), but we'll pull the same mask trick as above */
+ spe_ai(f, newS_reg, fbS_reg, -1);
+ spe_and_uint(f, newS_reg, newS_reg, stencil_max_value);
+ break;
+
+ case PIPE_STENCIL_OP_INVERT:
+ /* newS = ~s. We take advantage of the mask/max value to invert only
+ * the valid bits for the field so we don't have to do an extra "and".
+ */
+ spe_xor_uint(f, newS_reg, fbS_reg, stencil_max_value);
+ break;
+
+ default:
+ ASSERT(0);
+ }
+}
+
+
+/* This function generates code to get all the necessary possible
+ * stencil values. For each of the output registers (fail_reg,
+ * zfail_reg, and zpass_reg), it either allocates a new register
+ * and calculates a new set of values based on the stencil operation,
+ * or it reuses a register allocation and calculation done for an
+ * earlier (matching) operation, or it reuses the fbS_reg register
+ * (if the stencil operation is KEEP, which doesn't change the
+ * stencil buffer).
+ *
+ * Since this function allocates a variable number of registers,
+ * to avoid incurring complex logic to free them, they should
+ * be allocated after a spe_allocate_register_set() call
+ * and released by the corresponding spe_release_register_set() call.
+ */
+static void
+gen_get_stencil_values(struct spe_function *f, const struct pipe_depth_stencil_alpha_state *dsa,
+ unsigned int fbS_reg,
+ unsigned int *fail_reg, unsigned int *zfail_reg,
+ unsigned int *zpass_reg, unsigned int *back_fail_reg,
+ unsigned int *back_zfail_reg, unsigned int *back_zpass_reg)
+{
+ unsigned zfail_op, back_zfail_op;
+
+ /* Stenciling had better be enabled here */
+ ASSERT(dsa->stencil[0].enabled);
+
+ /* If the depth test is not enabled, it is treated as though it always
+ * passes. In particular, that means that the "zfail_op" (and the backfacing
+ * counterpart, if active) are not considered - a failing stencil test will
+ * trigger the "fail_op", and a passing stencil test will trigger the
+ * "zpass_op".
+ *
+ * By overriding the operations in this case to be PIPE_STENCIL_OP_KEEP,
+ * we keep them from being calculated.
+ */
+ if (dsa->depth.enabled) {
+ zfail_op = dsa->stencil[0].zfail_op;
+ back_zfail_op = dsa->stencil[1].zfail_op;
+ }
+ else {
+ zfail_op = PIPE_STENCIL_OP_KEEP;
+ back_zfail_op = PIPE_STENCIL_OP_KEEP;
+ }
+
+ /* One-sided or front-facing stencil */
+ if (dsa->stencil[0].fail_op == PIPE_STENCIL_OP_KEEP) {
+ *fail_reg = fbS_reg;
+ }
+ else {
+ *fail_reg = spe_allocate_available_register(f);
+ gen_stencil_values(f, dsa->stencil[0].fail_op, dsa->stencil[0].ref_value,
+ 0xff, fbS_reg, *fail_reg);
+ }
+
+ if (zfail_op == PIPE_STENCIL_OP_KEEP) {
+ *zfail_reg = fbS_reg;
+ }
+ else if (zfail_op == dsa->stencil[0].fail_op) {
+ *zfail_reg = *fail_reg;
+ }
+ else {
+ *zfail_reg = spe_allocate_available_register(f);
+ gen_stencil_values(f, dsa->stencil[0].zfail_op, dsa->stencil[0].ref_value,
+ 0xff, fbS_reg, *zfail_reg);
+ }
+
+ if (dsa->stencil[0].zpass_op == PIPE_STENCIL_OP_KEEP) {
+ *zpass_reg = fbS_reg;
+ }
+ else if (dsa->stencil[0].zpass_op == dsa->stencil[0].fail_op) {
+ *zpass_reg = *fail_reg;
+ }
+ else if (dsa->stencil[0].zpass_op == zfail_op) {
+ *zpass_reg = *zfail_reg;
+ }
+ else {
+ *zpass_reg = spe_allocate_available_register(f);
+ gen_stencil_values(f, dsa->stencil[0].zpass_op, dsa->stencil[0].ref_value,
+ 0xff, fbS_reg, *zpass_reg);
+ }
+
+ /* If two-sided stencil is enabled, we have more work to do. */
+ if (!dsa->stencil[1].enabled) {
+ /* This just flags that the registers need not be deallocated later */
+ *back_fail_reg = fbS_reg;
+ *back_zfail_reg = fbS_reg;
+ *back_zpass_reg = fbS_reg;
+ }
+ else {
+ /* Same calculations as above, but for the back stencil */
+ if (dsa->stencil[1].fail_op == PIPE_STENCIL_OP_KEEP) {
+ *back_fail_reg = fbS_reg;
+ }
+ else if (dsa->stencil[1].fail_op == dsa->stencil[0].fail_op) {
+ *back_fail_reg = *fail_reg;
+ }
+ else if (dsa->stencil[1].fail_op == zfail_op) {
+ *back_fail_reg = *zfail_reg;
+ }
+ else if (dsa->stencil[1].fail_op == dsa->stencil[0].zpass_op) {
+ *back_fail_reg = *zpass_reg;
+ }
+ else {
+ *back_fail_reg = spe_allocate_available_register(f);
+ gen_stencil_values(f, dsa->stencil[1].fail_op, dsa->stencil[1].ref_value,
+ 0xff, fbS_reg, *back_fail_reg);
+ }
+
+ if (back_zfail_op == PIPE_STENCIL_OP_KEEP) {
+ *back_zfail_reg = fbS_reg;
+ }
+ else if (back_zfail_op == dsa->stencil[0].fail_op) {
+ *back_zfail_reg = *fail_reg;
+ }
+ else if (back_zfail_op == zfail_op) {
+ *back_zfail_reg = *zfail_reg;
+ }
+ else if (back_zfail_op == dsa->stencil[0].zpass_op) {
+ *back_zfail_reg = *zpass_reg;
+ }
+ else if (back_zfail_op == dsa->stencil[1].fail_op) {
+ *back_zfail_reg = *back_fail_reg;
+ }
+ else {
+ *back_zfail_reg = spe_allocate_available_register(f);
+ gen_stencil_values(f, dsa->stencil[1].zfail_op, dsa->stencil[1].ref_value,
+ 0xff, fbS_reg, *back_zfail_reg);
+ }
+
+ if (dsa->stencil[1].zpass_op == PIPE_STENCIL_OP_KEEP) {
+ *back_zpass_reg = fbS_reg;
+ }
+ else if (dsa->stencil[1].zpass_op == dsa->stencil[0].fail_op) {
+ *back_zpass_reg = *fail_reg;
+ }
+ else if (dsa->stencil[1].zpass_op == zfail_op) {
+ *back_zpass_reg = *zfail_reg;
+ }
+ else if (dsa->stencil[1].zpass_op == dsa->stencil[0].zpass_op) {
+ *back_zpass_reg = *zpass_reg;
+ }
+ else if (dsa->stencil[1].zpass_op == dsa->stencil[1].fail_op) {
+ *back_zpass_reg = *back_fail_reg;
+ }
+ else if (dsa->stencil[1].zpass_op == back_zfail_op) {
+ *back_zpass_reg = *back_zfail_reg;
+ }
+ else {
+ *back_zfail_reg = spe_allocate_available_register(f);
+ gen_stencil_values(f, dsa->stencil[1].zpass_op, dsa->stencil[1].ref_value,
+ 0xff, fbS_reg, *back_zpass_reg);
+ }
+ } /* End of calculations for back-facing stencil */
+}
+
+static boolean
+gen_stencil_depth_test(struct spe_function *f,
+ const struct pipe_depth_stencil_alpha_state *dsa,
+ const int const facing_reg,
+ const int mask_reg, const int fragZ_reg,
+ const int fbZ_reg, const int fbS_reg)
+{
+ /* True if we've generated code that could require writeback to the
+ * depth and/or stencil buffers
+ */
+ boolean modified_buffers = false;
+
+ boolean need_to_calculate_stencil_values;
+ boolean need_to_writemask_stencil_values;
+
+ /* Registers. We may or may not actually allocate these, depending
+ * on whether the state values indicate that we need them.
+ */
+ unsigned int stencil_pass_reg, stencil_fail_reg;
+ unsigned int stencil_fail_values, stencil_pass_depth_fail_values, stencil_pass_depth_pass_values;
+ unsigned int stencil_writemask_reg;
+ unsigned int zmask_reg;
+ unsigned int newS_reg;
+
+ /* Stenciling is quite complex: up to six different configurable stencil
+ * operations/calculations can be required (three each for front-facing
+ * and back-facing fragments). Many of those operations will likely
+ * be identical, so there's good reason to try to avoid calculating
+ * the same values more than once (which unfortunately makes the code less
+ * straightforward).
+ *
+ * To make register management easier, we start a new
+ * register set; we can release all the registers in the set at
+ * once, and avoid having to keep track of exactly which registers
+ * we allocate. We can still allocate and free registers as
+ * desired (if we know we no longer need a register), but we don't
+ * have to spend the complexity to track the more difficult variant
+ * register usage scenarios.
+ */
+ spe_allocate_register_set(f);
+
+ /* Calculate the writemask. If the writemask is trivial (either
+ * all 0s, meaning that we don't need to calculate any stencil values
+ * because they're not going to change the stencil anyway, or all 1s,
+ * meaning that we have to calculate the stencil values but do not
+ * need to mask them), we can avoid generating code. Don't forget
+ * that we need to consider backfacing stencil, if enabled.
+ */
+ if (dsa->stencil[0].write_mask == 0x0 && (!dsa->stencil[1].enabled || dsa->stencil[1].write_mask == 0x00)) {
+ /* Trivial: don't need to calculate stencil values, and don't need to
+ * write them back to the framebuffer.
+ */
+ need_to_calculate_stencil_values = false;
+ need_to_writemask_stencil_values = false;
+ }
+ else if (dsa->stencil[0].write_mask == 0xff && (!dsa->stencil[1].enabled || dsa->stencil[1].write_mask == 0x00)) {
+ /* Still trivial, but a little less so. We need to write the stencil
+ * values, but we don't need to mask them.
+ */
+ need_to_calculate_stencil_values = true;
+ need_to_writemask_stencil_values = false;
+ }
+ else {
+ /* The general case: calculate, mask, and write */
+ need_to_calculate_stencil_values = true;
+ need_to_writemask_stencil_values = true;
+
+ /* While we're here, generate code that calculates what the
+ * writemask should be. If backface stenciling is enabled,
+ * and the backface writemask is not the same as the frontface
+ * writemask, we'll have to generate code that merges the
+ * two masks into a single effective mask based on fragment facing.
+ */
+ stencil_writemask_reg = spe_allocate_available_register(f);
+ spe_load_uint(f, stencil_writemask_reg, dsa->stencil[0].write_mask);
+ if (dsa->stencil[1].enabled && dsa->stencil[0].write_mask != dsa->stencil[1].write_mask) {
+ unsigned int back_write_mask_reg = spe_allocate_available_register(f);
+ spe_load_uint(f, back_write_mask_reg, dsa->stencil[1].write_mask);
+ spe_selb(f, stencil_writemask_reg, stencil_writemask_reg, back_write_mask_reg, facing_reg);
+ spe_release_register(f, back_write_mask_reg);
+ }
+ }
+
+ /* At least one-sided stenciling must be on. Generate code that
+ * runs the stencil test on the basic/front-facing stencil, leaving
+ * the mask of passing stencil bits in stencil_pass_reg. This mask will
+ * be used both to mask the set of active pixels, and also to
+ * determine how the stencil buffer changes.
+ *
+ * This test will *not* change the value in mask_reg (because we don't
+ * yet know whether to apply the two-sided stencil or one-sided stencil).
+ */
+ stencil_pass_reg = spe_allocate_available_register(f);
+ gen_stencil_test(f, &dsa->stencil[0], mask_reg, fbS_reg, stencil_pass_reg);
+
+ /* If two-sided stenciling is on, generate code to run the stencil
+ * test on the backfacing stencil as well, and combine the two results
+ * into the one correct result based on facing.
+ */
+ if (dsa->stencil[1].enabled) {
+ unsigned int temp_reg = spe_allocate_available_register(f);
+ gen_stencil_test(f, &dsa->stencil[1], mask_reg, fbS_reg, temp_reg);
+ spe_selb(f, stencil_pass_reg, stencil_pass_reg, temp_reg, facing_reg);
+ spe_release_register(f, temp_reg);
+ }
+
+ /* Generate code that, given the mask of valid fragments and the
+ * mask of valid fragments that passed the stencil test, computes
+ * the mask of valid fragments that failed the stencil test. We
+ * have to do this before we run a depth test (because the
+ * depth test should not be performed on fragments that failed the
+ * stencil test, and because the depth test will update the
+ * mask of valid fragments based on the results of the depth test).
+ */
+ stencil_fail_reg = spe_allocate_available_register(f);
+ spe_andc(f, stencil_fail_reg, mask_reg, stencil_pass_reg);
+ /* Now remove the stenciled-out pixels from the valid fragment mask,
+ * so we can later use the valid fragment mask in the depth test.
+ */
+ spe_and(f, mask_reg, mask_reg, stencil_pass_reg);
+
+ /* We may not need to calculate stencil values, if the writemask is off */
+ if (need_to_calculate_stencil_values) {
+ unsigned int back_stencil_fail_values, back_stencil_pass_depth_fail_values, back_stencil_pass_depth_pass_values;
+ unsigned int front_stencil_fail_values, front_stencil_pass_depth_fail_values, front_stencil_pass_depth_pass_values;
+
+ /* Generate code that calculates exactly which stencil values we need,
+ * without calculating the same value twice (say, if two different
+ * stencil ops have the same value). This code will work for one-sided
+ * and two-sided stenciling (so that we take into account that operations
+ * may match between front and back stencils), and will also take into
+ * account whether the depth test is enabled (if the depth test is off,
+ * we don't need any of the zfail results, because the depth test always
+ * is considered to pass if it is disabled). Any register value that
+ * does not need to be calculated will come back with the same value
+ * that's in fbS_reg.
+ *
+ * This function will allocate a variant number of registers that
+ * will be released as part of the register set.
+ */
+ gen_get_stencil_values(f, dsa, fbS_reg,
+ &front_stencil_fail_values, &front_stencil_pass_depth_fail_values,
+ &front_stencil_pass_depth_pass_values, &back_stencil_fail_values,
+ &back_stencil_pass_depth_fail_values, &back_stencil_pass_depth_pass_values);
+
+ /* Tricky, tricky, tricky - the things we do to create optimal
+ * code...
+ *
+ * The various stencil values registers may overlap with each other
+ * and with fbS_reg arbitrarily (as any particular operation is
+ * only calculated once and stored in one register, no matter
+ * how many times it is used). So we can't change the values
+ * within those registers directly - if we change a value in a
+ * register that's being referenced by two different calculations,
+ * we've just unwittingly changed the second value as well...
+ *
+ * Avoid this by allocating new registers to hold the results
+ * (there may be 2, if the depth test is off, or 3, if it is on).
+ * These will be released as part of the register set.
+ */
+ if (!dsa->stencil[1].enabled) {
+ /* The easy case: if two-sided stenciling is *not* enabled, we
+ * just use the front-sided values.
+ */
+ stencil_fail_values = front_stencil_fail_values;
+ stencil_pass_depth_fail_values = front_stencil_pass_depth_fail_values;
+ stencil_pass_depth_pass_values = front_stencil_pass_depth_pass_values;
+ }
+ else { /* two-sided stencil enabled */
+ /* Allocate new registers for the needed merged values */
+ stencil_fail_values = spe_allocate_available_register(f);
+ spe_selb(f, stencil_fail_values, front_stencil_fail_values, back_stencil_fail_values, facing_reg);
+ if (dsa->depth.enabled) {
+ stencil_pass_depth_fail_values = spe_allocate_available_register(f);
+ spe_selb(f, stencil_pass_depth_fail_values, front_stencil_pass_depth_fail_values, back_stencil_pass_depth_fail_values, facing_reg);
+ }
+ else {
+ stencil_pass_depth_fail_values = fbS_reg;
+ }
+ stencil_pass_depth_pass_values = spe_allocate_available_register(f);
+ spe_selb(f, stencil_pass_depth_pass_values, front_stencil_pass_depth_pass_values, back_stencil_pass_depth_pass_values, facing_reg);
+ }
+ }
+
+ /* We now have all the stencil values we need. We also need
+ * the results of the depth test to figure out which
+ * stencil values will become the new stencil values. (Even if
+ * we aren't actually calculating stencil values, we need to apply
+ * the depth test if it's enabled.)
+ *
+ * The code generated by gen_depth_test() returns the results of the
+ * test in the given register, but also alters the mask_reg based
+ * on the results of the test.
+ */
+ if (dsa->depth.enabled) {
+ zmask_reg = spe_allocate_available_register(f);
+ modified_buffers |= gen_depth_test(f, dsa, mask_reg, fragZ_reg, fbZ_reg, zmask_reg);
+ }
+
+ if (need_to_calculate_stencil_values) {
+ /* If we need to writemask the stencil values before going into
+ * the stencil buffer, we'll have to use a new register to
+ * hold the new values. If not, we can just keep using the
+ * current register.
+ */
+ if (need_to_writemask_stencil_values) {
+ newS_reg = spe_allocate_available_register(f);
+ spe_move(f, newS_reg, fbS_reg);
+ modified_buffers = true;
+ }
+ else {
+ newS_reg = fbS_reg;
+ }
+
+ /* Merge in the selected stencil fail values */
+ if (stencil_fail_values != fbS_reg) {
+ spe_selb(f, newS_reg, newS_reg, stencil_fail_values, stencil_fail_reg);
+ }
+
+ /* Same for the stencil pass/depth fail values. If this calculation
+ * is not needed (say, if depth test is off), then the
+ * stencil_pass_depth_fail_values register will be equal to fbS_reg
+ * and we'll skip the calculation.
+ */
+ if (stencil_pass_depth_fail_values != fbS_reg) {
+ /* We don't actually have a stencil pass/depth fail mask yet.
+ * Calculate it here from the stencil passing mask and the
+ * depth passing mask. Note that zmask_reg *must* have been
+ * set above if we're here.
+ */
+ unsigned int stencil_pass_depth_fail_mask = spe_allocate_available_register(f);
+ spe_andc(f, stencil_pass_depth_fail_mask, stencil_pass_reg, zmask_reg);
+
+ spe_selb(f, newS_reg, newS_reg, stencil_pass_depth_fail_values, stencil_pass_depth_fail_mask);
+
+ spe_release_register(f, stencil_pass_depth_fail_mask);
+ }
+
+ /* Same for the stencil pass/depth pass mask */
+ if (stencil_pass_depth_pass_values != fbS_reg) {
+ unsigned int stencil_pass_depth_pass_mask = spe_allocate_available_register(f);
+ spe_and(f, stencil_pass_depth_pass_mask, stencil_pass_reg, zmask_reg);
+
+ spe_selb(f, newS_reg, newS_reg, stencil_pass_depth_pass_values, stencil_pass_depth_pass_mask);
+ spe_release_register(f, stencil_pass_depth_pass_mask);
+ }
+
+ /* Almost done. If we need to writemask, do it now, leaving the
+ * results in the fbS_reg register passed in. If we don't need
+ * to writemask, then the results are *already* in the fbS_reg,
+ * so there's nothing more to do.
+ */
+
+ if (need_to_writemask_stencil_values) {
+ /* The Select Bytes command makes a fine writemask. Where
+ * the mask is 0, the first (original) values are retained,
+ * effectively masking out changes. Where the mask is 1, the
+ * second (new) values are retained, incorporating changes.
+ */
+ spe_selb(f, fbS_reg, fbS_reg, newS_reg, stencil_writemask_reg);
+ }
+ } /* done calculating stencil values */
+
+ /* The stencil and/or depth values have been applied, and the
+ * mask_reg, fbS_reg, and fbZ_reg values have been updated.
+ * We're all done, except that we've allocated a fair number
+ * of registers that we didn't bother tracking. Release all
+ * those registers as part of the register set, and go home.
+ */
+ spe_release_register_set(f);
+
+ /* Return true if we could have modified the stencil and/or
+ * depth buffers.
+ */
+ return modified_buffers;
+}
+
+
/**
* Generate SPE code to implement the fragment operations (alpha test,
* depth test, stencil test, blending, colormask, and final
const int fragB_reg = 10; /* vector float */
const int fragA_reg = 11; /* vector float */
const int mask_reg = 12; /* vector uint */
+ const int facing_reg = 13; /* uint */
/* offset of quad from start of tile
* XXX assuming 4-byte pixels for color AND Z/stencil!!!!
spe_allocate_register(f, fragB_reg);
spe_allocate_register(f, fragA_reg);
spe_allocate_register(f, mask_reg);
+ spe_allocate_register(f, facing_reg);
quad_offset_reg = spe_allocate_available_register(f);
fbRGBA_reg = spe_allocate_available_register(f);
ASSERT(TILE_SIZE == 32);
+ spe_comment(f, 0, "Computing tile location in memory");
spe_rotmi(f, y2_reg, y_reg, -1); /* y2 = y / 2 */
spe_rotmi(f, x2_reg, x_reg, -1); /* x2 = x / 2 */
spe_shli(f, y2_reg, y2_reg, 4); /* y2 *= 16 */
spe_release_register(f, y2_reg);
}
-
if (dsa->alpha.enabled) {
gen_alpha_test(dsa, f, mask_reg, fragA_reg);
}
+ /* If we need the stencil buffers (because one- or two-sided stencil is
+ * enabled) or the depth buffer (because the depth test is enabled),
+ * go grab them. Note that if either one- or two-sided stencil is
+ * enabled, dsa->stencil[0].enabled will be true.
+ */
if (dsa->depth.enabled || dsa->stencil[0].enabled) {
const enum pipe_format zs_format = cell->framebuffer.zsbuf->format;
boolean write_depth_stencil;
- int fbZ_reg = spe_allocate_available_register(f); /* Z values */
- int fbS_reg = spe_allocate_available_register(f); /* Stencil values */
+ /* We may or may not need to allocate a register for Z or stencil values */
+ boolean fbS_reg_set = false, fbZ_reg_set = false;
+ unsigned int fbS_reg, fbZ_reg = 0;
+
+ spe_comment(f, 0, "Loading Z/stencil tile");
/* fetch quad of depth/stencil values from tile at (x,y) */
/* Load: fbZS_reg = memory[depth_tile_reg + offset_reg] */
+ /* XXX Not sure this is allowed if we've only got a 16-bit Z buffer... */
spe_lqx(f, fbZS_reg, depth_tile_reg, quad_offset_reg);
- if (dsa->depth.enabled) {
- /* Extract Z bits from fbZS_reg into fbZ_reg */
- if (zs_format == PIPE_FORMAT_S8Z24_UNORM ||
- zs_format == PIPE_FORMAT_X8Z24_UNORM) {
- int mask_reg = spe_allocate_available_register(f);
- spe_fsmbi(f, mask_reg, 0x7777); /* mask[0,1,2,3] = 0x00ffffff */
- spe_and(f, fbZ_reg, fbZS_reg, mask_reg); /* fbZ = fbZS & mask */
- spe_release_register(f, mask_reg);
- /* OK, fbZ_reg has four 24-bit Z values now */
- }
- else if (zs_format == PIPE_FORMAT_Z24S8_UNORM ||
- zs_format == PIPE_FORMAT_Z24X8_UNORM) {
- spe_rotmi(f, fbZ_reg, fbZS_reg, -8); /* fbZ = fbZS >> 8 */
- /* OK, fbZ_reg has four 24-bit Z values now */
- }
- else if (zs_format == PIPE_FORMAT_Z32_UNORM) {
- spe_move(f, fbZ_reg, fbZS_reg);
- /* OK, fbZ_reg has four 32-bit Z values now */
- }
- else if (zs_format == PIPE_FORMAT_Z16_UNORM) {
- spe_move(f, fbZ_reg, fbZS_reg);
- /* OK, fbZ_reg has four 16-bit Z values now */
- }
- else {
- ASSERT(0); /* invalid format */
- }
-
- /* Convert fragZ values from float[4] to 16, 24 or 32-bit uint[4] */
- if (zs_format == PIPE_FORMAT_S8Z24_UNORM ||
- zs_format == PIPE_FORMAT_X8Z24_UNORM ||
- zs_format == PIPE_FORMAT_Z24S8_UNORM ||
- zs_format == PIPE_FORMAT_Z24X8_UNORM) {
- /* scale/convert fragZ from float in [0,1] to uint in [0, ~0] */
- spe_cfltu(f, fragZ_reg, fragZ_reg, 32);
- /* fragZ = fragZ >> 8 */
- spe_rotmi(f, fragZ_reg, fragZ_reg, -8);
- }
- else if (zs_format == PIPE_FORMAT_Z32_UNORM) {
- /* scale/convert fragZ from float in [0,1] to uint in [0, ~0] */
- spe_cfltu(f, fragZ_reg, fragZ_reg, 32);
- }
- else if (zs_format == PIPE_FORMAT_Z16_UNORM) {
- /* scale/convert fragZ from float in [0,1] to uint in [0, ~0] */
- spe_cfltu(f, fragZ_reg, fragZ_reg, 32);
- /* fragZ = fragZ >> 16 */
- spe_rotmi(f, fragZ_reg, fragZ_reg, -16);
- }
- }
- else {
- /* no Z test, but set Z to zero so we don't OR-in garbage below */
- spe_load_uint(f, fbZ_reg, 0); /* XXX set to zero for now */
+ /* From the Z/stencil buffer format, pull out the bits we need for
+ * Z and/or stencil. We'll also convert the incoming fragment Z
+ * value in fragZ_reg from a floating point value in [0.0..1.0] to
+ * an unsigned integer value with the appropriate resolution.
+ */
+ switch(zs_format) {
+
+ case PIPE_FORMAT_S8Z24_UNORM: /* fall through */
+ case PIPE_FORMAT_X8Z24_UNORM:
+ if (dsa->depth.enabled) {
+ /* We need the Z part at least */
+ setup_optional_register(f, &fbZ_reg_set, &fbZ_reg);
+ /* four 24-bit Z values in the low-order bits */
+ spe_and_uint(f, fbZ_reg, fbZS_reg, 0x00ffffff);
+
+ /* Incoming fragZ_reg value is a float in 0.0...1.0; convert
+ * to a 24-bit unsigned integer
+ */
+ spe_cfltu(f, fragZ_reg, fragZ_reg, 32);
+ spe_rotmi(f, fragZ_reg, fragZ_reg, -8);
+ }
+ if (dsa->stencil[0].enabled) {
+ setup_optional_register(f, &fbS_reg_set, &fbS_reg);
+ /* four 8-bit Z values in the high-order bits */
+ spe_rotmi(f, fbS_reg, fbZS_reg, -24);
+ }
+ break;
+
+ case PIPE_FORMAT_Z24S8_UNORM: /* fall through */
+ case PIPE_FORMAT_Z24X8_UNORM:
+ if (dsa->depth.enabled) {
+ setup_optional_register(f, &fbZ_reg_set, &fbZ_reg);
+ /* shift by 8 to get the upper 24-bit values */
+ spe_rotmi(f, fbS_reg, fbZS_reg, -8);
+
+ /* Incoming fragZ_reg value is a float in 0.0...1.0; convert
+ * to a 24-bit unsigned integer
+ */
+ spe_cfltu(f, fragZ_reg, fragZ_reg, 32);
+ spe_rotmi(f, fragZ_reg, fragZ_reg, -8);
+ }
+ if (dsa->stencil[0].enabled) {
+ setup_optional_register(f, &fbS_reg_set, &fbS_reg);
+ /* 8-bit stencil in the low-order bits - mask them out */
+ spe_and_uint(f, fbS_reg, fbZS_reg, 0x000000ff);
+ }
+ break;
+
+ case PIPE_FORMAT_Z32_UNORM:
+ if (dsa->depth.enabled) {
+ setup_optional_register(f, &fbZ_reg_set, &fbZ_reg);
+ /* Copy over 4 32-bit values */
+ spe_move(f, fbZ_reg, fbZS_reg);
+
+ /* Incoming fragZ_reg value is a float in 0.0...1.0; convert
+ * to a 32-bit unsigned integer
+ */
+ spe_cfltu(f, fragZ_reg, fragZ_reg, 32);
+ }
+ /* No stencil, so can't do anything there */
+ break;
+
+ case PIPE_FORMAT_Z16_UNORM:
+ if (dsa->depth.enabled) {
+ /* XXX Not sure this is correct, but it was here before, so we're
+ * going with it for now
+ */
+ setup_optional_register(f, &fbZ_reg_set, &fbZ_reg);
+ /* Copy over 4 32-bit values */
+ spe_move(f, fbZ_reg, fbZS_reg);
+
+ /* Incoming fragZ_reg value is a float in 0.0...1.0; convert
+ * to a 16-bit unsigned integer
+ */
+ spe_cfltu(f, fragZ_reg, fragZ_reg, 32);
+ spe_rotmi(f, fragZ_reg, fragZ_reg, -16);
+ }
+ /* No stencil */
+ break;
+
+ default:
+ ASSERT(0); /* invalid format */
}
-
+ /* If stencil is enabled, use the stencil-specific code
+ * generator to generate both the stencil and depth (if needed)
+ * tests. Otherwise, if only depth is enabled, generate
+ * a quick depth test. The test generators themselves will
+ * report back whether the depth/stencil buffer has to be
+ * written back.
+ */
if (dsa->stencil[0].enabled) {
- /* Extract Stencil bit sfrom fbZS_reg into fbS_reg */
- if (zs_format == PIPE_FORMAT_S8Z24_UNORM ||
- zs_format == PIPE_FORMAT_X8Z24_UNORM) {
- /* XXX extract with a shift */
- ASSERT(0);
- }
- else if (zs_format == PIPE_FORMAT_Z24S8_UNORM ||
- zs_format == PIPE_FORMAT_Z24X8_UNORM) {
- /* XXX extract with a mask */
- ASSERT(0);
- }
- }
- else {
- /* no stencil test, but set to zero so we don't OR-in garbage below */
- spe_load_uint(f, fbS_reg, 0); /* XXX set to zero for now */
- }
+ /* This will perform the stencil and depth tests, and update
+ * the mask_reg, fbZ_reg, and fbS_reg as required by the
+ * tests.
+ */
+ ASSERT(fbS_reg_set);
+ ASSERT(fbZ_reg_set);
+ spe_comment(f, 0, "Perform stencil test");
- if (dsa->stencil[0].enabled) {
- /* XXX this may involve depth testing too */
- // gen_stencil_test(dsa, f, ... );
- ASSERT(0);
+ write_depth_stencil = gen_stencil_depth_test(f, dsa, facing_reg, mask_reg, fragZ_reg, fbZ_reg, fbS_reg);
}
else if (dsa->depth.enabled) {
int zmask_reg = spe_allocate_available_register(f);
- gen_depth_test(dsa, f, mask_reg, fragZ_reg, fbZ_reg, zmask_reg);
+ spe_comment(f, 0, "Perform depth test");
+ write_depth_stencil = gen_depth_test(f, dsa, mask_reg, fragZ_reg, fbZ_reg, zmask_reg);
spe_release_register(f, zmask_reg);
}
-
- /* do we need to write Z and/or Stencil back into framebuffer? */
- write_depth_stencil = (dsa->depth.writemask |
- dsa->stencil[0].write_mask |
- dsa->stencil[1].write_mask);
+ else {
+ write_depth_stencil = false;
+ }
if (write_depth_stencil) {
/* Merge latest Z and Stencil values into fbZS_reg.
* fbZ_reg has four Z vals in bits [23..0] or bits [15..0].
* fbS_reg has four 8-bit Z values in bits [7..0].
*/
+ spe_comment(f, 0, "Storing depth/stencil values");
if (zs_format == PIPE_FORMAT_S8Z24_UNORM ||
zs_format == PIPE_FORMAT_X8Z24_UNORM) {
- spe_shli(f, fbS_reg, fbS_reg, 24); /* fbS = fbS << 24 */
- spe_or(f, fbZS_reg, fbS_reg, fbZ_reg); /* fbZS = fbS | fbZ */
+ if (fbS_reg_set) {
+ spe_shli(f, fbS_reg, fbS_reg, 24); /* fbS = fbS << 24 */
+ spe_or(f, fbZS_reg, fbS_reg, fbZ_reg); /* fbZS = fbS | fbZ */
+ }
+ else {
+ spe_move(f, fbZS_reg, fbZ_reg);
+ }
}
else if (zs_format == PIPE_FORMAT_Z24S8_UNORM ||
zs_format == PIPE_FORMAT_Z24X8_UNORM) {
spe_shli(f, fbZ_reg, fbZ_reg, 8); /* fbZ = fbZ << 8 */
- spe_or(f, fbZS_reg, fbS_reg, fbZ_reg); /* fbZS = fbS | fbZ */
+ if (fbS_reg_set) {
+ spe_or(f, fbZS_reg, fbS_reg, fbZ_reg); /* fbZS = fbS | fbZ */
+ }
}
else if (zs_format == PIPE_FORMAT_Z32_UNORM) {
spe_move(f, fbZS_reg, fbZ_reg); /* fbZS = fbZ */
spe_stqx(f, fbZS_reg, depth_tile_reg, quad_offset_reg);
}
- spe_release_register(f, fbZ_reg);
- spe_release_register(f, fbS_reg);
+ release_optional_register(f, &fbZ_reg_set, fbZ_reg);
+ release_optional_register(f, &fbS_reg_set, fbS_reg);
}
-
/* Get framebuffer quad/colors. We'll need these for blending,
* color masking, and to obey the quad/pixel mask.
* Load: fbRGBA_reg = memory[color_tile + quad_offset]
*/
spe_lqx(f, fbRGBA_reg, color_tile_reg, quad_offset_reg);
-
if (blend->blend_enable) {
+ spe_comment(f, 0, "Perform blending");
gen_blend(blend, blend_color, f, color_format,
fragR_reg, fragG_reg, fragB_reg, fragA_reg, fbRGBA_reg);
}
int rgba_reg = spe_allocate_available_register(f);
/* Pack four float colors as four 32-bit int colors */
+ spe_comment(f, 0, "Convert fragment colors to framebuffer colors");
gen_pack_colors(f, color_format,
fragR_reg, fragG_reg, fragB_reg, fragA_reg,
rgba_reg);
if (blend->logicop_enable) {
+ spe_comment(f, 0, "Compute logic op");
gen_logicop(blend, f, rgba_reg, fbRGBA_reg);
}
if (blend->colormask != PIPE_MASK_RGBA) {
+ spe_comment(f, 0, "Compute color mask");
gen_colormask(f, blend->colormask, color_format, rgba_reg, fbRGBA_reg);
}
-
/* Mix fragment colors with framebuffer colors using the quad/pixel mask:
* if (mask[i])
* rgba[i] = rgba[i];
/* Store updated quad in tile:
* memory[color_tile + quad_offset] = rgba_reg;
*/
+ spe_comment(f, 0, "Store framebuffer colors");
spe_stqx(f, rgba_reg, color_tile_reg, quad_offset_reg);
spe_release_register(f, rgba_reg);
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